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First Canadian Centre 350 7 Avenue SW Calgary, AB for Sublease First Canadian Centre 350 7 Avenue SW Calgary, AB For Sublease Property Highlights • Plus 15 connected to TD Square, The Core Shopping Centre, Intact Place, Centrium Place and 444 7th • Centre Ice location with close proximity to numerous food courts and restaurants such as Cactus Club, Local, Hy’s Steakhouse and Goro + Gun • In Calgary’s downtown CORE shopping district that includes retailers such as Holt Renfrew, Simon’s and the Bay • Adjacent to the LRT lines running East and West on 7th Avenue • Access to a large, high quality conference centre located on the lower level of the building at no additional cost • Plus 15 connected to a large indoor botanical garden (Devonian Gardens) Property Details Suite 18th Floor Size 16,914 sf Availability August 1, 2019 Location Centre Core Total Building Size 461,141 sf Year Built 1982 Rental Rate Market Sublease Rates Sublandlord Repsol Oil & Gas Canada Inc. Operating Costs $20.95 p.s.f (Est 2019) 1:3,000 sf Parking Information (Vehicle Height Maximum: 6’3”) Expiration Date February 27th, 2024 Accessibility 6 min drive to Crowchild Trail 8 min drive to Deerfoot Trail 2 min walk to West bound 4th St SW LRT Station and East bound 3rd St SW LRT Station Amenities Restaurants and Coffee Services Spaces • Starbucks • RBC Bank • Courthouse Park • Caffe Artigiano • TD Canada Trust Bank • Harley Hotchkiss Gardens • Cactus Club • CIBC Bank • Devonian Gardens • Earls • National Bank • Township Bar and Grill • Canada Post • Sukiyaki House • Calgary Courts Centre • Hy’s Steakhouse • World Health Gym Floor Plan 18th Floor 16,914 s.f. • 34 Offices • 20 Workstations (with room for more) • Large Open Collaborative Areas • Reception • 2 Kitchens • Staff Lounge • 3 Meeting Rooms • 1 Boardroom • Server Room • Plo††er Room Suite Details • Office intensive with newer finishes and carpet • Furniture available • Will consider reasonable partial floor deals Gallery For more information, please contact Mason Lam Associate Vice President Broker of Record (AB) +1 403 456 2211 [email protected] Damien Mills Executive Vice President +1 403 456 2105 [email protected] DISCLAIMER The material herein is intended as a guide only, no liability for negligence or otherwise is assumed for the material contained herein by Jones Lang LaSalle, its principal or its servants or its agents. No material contained herein shall form the basis of or be part of any agreement and no warranty is given or implied as to the accuracy of the whole or any part of the material. Prospective purchasers/tenants should not rely on the material but should make their own enquiries and satisfy themselves of all aspects of the material. Any liability by Jones Lang LaSalle, its principal, its servants or its agents in any way connectedwith the brochure, whether or not such liability results from or involves negligence, will not exceed $1000.00.].
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