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330330 CLICK HERE FOR A VIRTUAL TOUR1 PORTAGEPORTAGE AVENUE AVENUE For Lease Ready Set Go. COVID-adapted move-in ready office space. CBRE LIMITED RYAN BEHIE NICOLE CORKAL* 201 Portage Avenue • 18th Floor Vice President Marketing Coordinator Winnipeg, MB, R3B 3K6 204 500 5001 204 500 5004 [email protected] [email protected] *Unlicensed Assistant 330 PORTAGE AVENUE | FOR LEASE 2 ACTUAL PHOTO | MULTI-TENANT FLOOR ELEVATOR LOBBY RENDERING | NEW RETAIL PODIUM ACTUAL PHOTO | MAIN FLOOR LOBBY RENOVATIONS UNDERWAY RENDERING | MAIN FLOOR LOBBY WITH RETAIL AMENITIES ACTUAL PHOTO | MULTI-TENANT FLOOR WASHROOM RENDERING | MAIN FLOOR LOBBY WITH RETAIL AMENITIES 330 PORTAGE AVENUE | FOR LEASE 3 Table of Contents Opportunities Overview 4 Suite 710 5-6 Suite 1500 7-8 Suite 1710 9-10 Suite 1800 & 1812 11-12 The Building Specifications 13 Improvements 14 Wired Certification 15 The Neighbourhood Amenities 16 The Vibrant Sports, Hospitality & Entertainment District 17-18 Hargrave Street Market 19 Portage Place Shopping Centre 20 Parking and Public Transportation 21 330 PORTAGE AVENUE | FOR LEASE 4 Opportunities CLICK HERE FOR A VIRTUAL TOUR Overview For Lease Stacking Plan Suite Size Comments 18 Leede Jones Gable Inc., Available Improved open office space. Available 1812 ± 1,075 sq. ft. March 1, 2021. Can be combined with 17 Solvera Solutions, Available Suite 1800. 16 Rogers Communication Inc. 1808 ± 2,264 sq. ft. Leased 15 Available Featuring a boardroom, private office, meeting rooms, open workspace, 14 Government of Canada 1800 ± 5,531 sq. ft. lunchroom and copy room. Available March 1, 2021. Can be combined with 12 Government of Canada Suite 1812. 11 Winnipeg Regional Health Authority 1730 ± 1,190 sq. ft. Leased 10 McCOR Management 1720 ± 2,153 sq. ft. Leased 9 Winnipeg Regional Health Authority Nicely finished space with several large 8 Winnipeg Regional Health Authority 1710 ± 2,766 sq. ft. offices, a copy room, kitchen, server room 7 Baker Tilly CPA, Available and reception area. Full floor opportunity with views of True 6 Province of Manitoba North Square, BellMTS Place, Portage 5 Province of Manitoba 1500 ± 8,939 sq. ft. Avenue and Manitoba Hydro Place. Some improvements in place and ready for next 4 Legal Aid; Province of Manitoba tenant’s desired layout and finishes. 3 PWGSC; Manitoba Hydro 1400 ± 8,939 sq. ft. Leased 2 Province of Manitoba, P.P. (Portage) Holdings 1200 ± 8,939 sq. ft. Leased 1 Rogers Communication Inc. 1010 ± 2,160 sq. ft. Leased Corner suite with views of True North 710 ± 3,402 sq. ft. Square and BellMTS Place. 330 PORTAGE AVENUE | FOR LEASE 5 Opportunities Suite 710 Traditional Layout Current Floor Plan As part of the “Ready Set Go” program, suites at 330 Portage Avenue can be made available to lease with the following benefits: 1-10+ Year Fully Lease Terms Furnished MW C JAN KITCHEN C ELEC MEN'S STAFF WOMEN'S 7.12 FIRE STAIR UP DOWN Commission: DOWN UP $1.00 per sq. ft. WIFI Enabled Years 1-10 Ready Set Go ELEVATORS Layout GENERAL OFFICE Optional Future 7.11 Floor Plan RECEPTION 7.01 BOARDROOM PRINT CLOSET 7.03 COPY 7.02 7.08 FEATURE WALL OFFICE Options: Available 7.07 MEETING 7.05 ±3,402 sq. ft. within 90 days OFFICE 7.04 OFFICE 7.10 OFFICE OFFICE 7.09 7.06 Branch Office Furniture 330 PORTAGE AVENUE | FOR LEASE 6 SUITE 710 | VIEWS OF GLASS HOUSE, CENTREPOINT AND PORTAGE AVE & MAIN ST SUITE 710 | VIEWS OF TRUE NORTH SQUARE SUITE 710 | READY SET GO EXAMPLE LAYOUT SUITE 710 | READY SET GO EXAMPLE LAYOUT SUITE 710 | READY SET GO EXAMPLE LAYOUT SUITE 710 | READY SET GO EXAMPLE LAYOUT 330 PORTAGE AVENUE | FOR LEASE MANITOBA HYDRO PLACE 7 Opportunities OFFICE OFFICE LUNCH ROOM Suite 1500 OFFICE SERVER OFFICE ROOM Traditional OFFICE Layout Current Floor Plan OFFICE As part of the “Ready Set Go” program, AVENUE PORTAGE TRUE NORTH SQUARE suites at 330 Portage Avenue can be made available to lease with the following benefits: 1-10+ Year Fully BELL MTS PLACE Lease Terms Furnished MANITOBA HYDRO PLACE THE CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY ALL DIMENSIONS AND EXISTING SITE CONDITIONS ON SITE AND REPORT ANY DISCREPANCIES IN WRITING BEFORE PROCEEDING WITH ANY AND ALL WORK. THIS PLAN IS APPROVED ONLY FOR WORK INDICATED. ALL OTHER MATTERS SHOWN ARE NOT TO BE RELIED UPON OR TO BE CONSIDERED AS EITHER BEING APPROVED OR IN ACCORDANCE WITH APPLICABLE CODES. OFFICE OFFICE LUNCH ROOM PROJECT INFO KINGSETT CAPITAL WINNIPEG 330 PORTAGE AVE. WINNIPEG, MB, R3C 5S4 Commission: 15TH FLOOR WIFI RSF: 8,939 $1.00 per sq. ft. JAN OFFICE OFFICE Enabled ELEC SERVER Years 1-10 Ready Set Go MEN'S FURNITURE LEGEND WOMEN'S ROOM Layout L-SHAPED OFFICE DESK FIRE STAIR QTY: 34 UP DOWN Optional Future OFFICE DOWN UP ERGONOMIC CHAIR Floor Plan QTY: 34 CONFERENCE TABLE ELEVATORS OFFICE QTY: 2 PORTAGE AVENUE PORTAGE ROUND MEETING TABLE TRUE NORTH SQUARE QTY: 1 CONFERENCE CHAIR QTY: 12 GUEST CHAIR QTY: 6 BISTRO TABLE Options: Available QTY: 5 BISTRO CHAIR ±8,939 sq. ft. within 90 days QTY: 5 LOUNGE CHAIR QTY: 4 SHEET INFO BELL MTS PLACE FURNITURE PLAN DATE: 1/29/2021 SCALE: 3/32" = 1'-0" 330 PORTAGE AVENUE | FOR LEASE 8 SUITE 1500 | VIEWS OF TRUE NORTH SQUARE SUITE 1500 | VIEWS OF PORTAGE AVE AND MAIN ST SUITE 1500 | OPEN WORK SPACE SUITE 1500 | KITCHEN SUITE 1500 | OFFICE SUITE 1500 | OPEN WORK SPACE 330 PORTAGE AVENUE | FOR LEASE MANITOBA HYDRO PLACE 9 Opportunities 1730 Suite 1710 JAN 1720 ELEC MEN'S WOMEN'S FIRE STAIR Traditional UP DOWN No Revision Date By Do not scale drawings for construction or estimating purposes; the DOWN UP 1700 contractor shall satisfy himself that all dimensions and information Layout shown are correct, and confirm all required dimensions or other information with designer prior to commencement of work. Prior to commencement of work, contractor to report any discrepancies to Current Floor Plan the architect/engineer/designer. Variations and modifications to ELEVATORS work will not be allowed without written permission of the architect/engineer/designer. 10'-11 1/4" 11'-4 1/2" As part of the “Ready Set Go” program, AVENUE PORTAGE TRUE NORTH SQUARE TEN TEN OFFICE OFFICE TEN suites at 330 Portage Avenue can be made TEN A.D. INTERIOR DESIGN 10'-11 1/4" 6138 BETSWORTH AVE available to lease with the following benefits: 16'-6" RECEPTION WPG MB R3R 0K1 16'-10 3/4" PHONEPHONE (204) (204) 669 669 25032503 SUITE 1710 FAXFAX (204) (204) 669669 25662566 2,470 SQ. FT. USEABLE [email protected]@mts.net 17'-8 1/2" 2,766 SQ. FT. RENTABLE KITCHEN SERVER Consultant ROOM Project Title 1710 - 330 PORTAGE AVE WINNIPEG MB NEWPORTCENTER OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE Sheet Title 15'-10 1/2" 15'-2 3/4" 14'-3 1/2" EXISTING CONSTRUCTION 10'-11" SUITE 1710 2,470 S.F.USEABLE, 2,766 S.F. RENTABLE L.K. L.K. Scale 12'-6 1/4" 15'-7 1/4" 15'-7" BELL11'-7" MTS PLACE11'-7" Project Manager Project Leader N.T.S. 1-10+ Year Fully L.K. L.K. Sheet No. Designed by Reviewed By Lease Terms Furnished L.K. 2021/02/18 Drawn by Date (yyyy-mm-dd) THE CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY ALL DIMENSIONS AND EXISTING SITE CONDITIONS ON SITE AND REPORT ANY DISCREPANCIES IN WRITING BEFORE PROCEEDING WITH ANY AND ALL WORK. THIS PLAN IS APPROVED ONLY FOR WORK INDICATED. ALL OTHER MATTERS SHOWN ARE NOT TO BE RELIED UPON OR TO BE CONSIDERED AS EITHER BEING APPROVED OR IN ACCORDANCE WITH APPLICABLE CODES. PROJECT INFO KINGSETT CAPITAL WINNIPEG 330 PORTAGE AVE. WINNIPEG, MB, R3C 5S4 SUITE 1710 RSF: 2,766 Commission: $1.00 per sq. ft. WIFI FURNITURE LEGEND L-SHAPED OFFICE DESK Years 1-10 Enabled Ready Set Go QTY: 5 8-10 CONFERENCE TABLE Layout QTY: 1 ROUND MEETING TABLE Optional Future RECEPTION QTY: 2 BISTRO TABLE Floor Plan QTY: 2 ERGONOMIC CHAIR QTY: 6 CONFERENCE CHAIR QTY: 15 PORTAGE AVENUE PORTAGE TRUE NORTH SQUARE GUEST CHAIR QTY: 12 BISTRO STOOL QTY: 6 LOUNGE CHAIR QTY: 2 BELL MTS PLACE Options: Available ±2,766 sq. ft. August 1, 2021 SHEET INFO FURNITURE PLAN DATE: 2/26/2021 SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0" 330 PORTAGE AVENUE | FOR LEASE 10 SUITE 1710 | VIEWS OF PORTAGE AVE & MAIN ST SUITE 1710 | RECEPTION SUITE 1710 | OFFICE SUITE 1710 | OFFICE SUITE 1710 | OFFICE SUITE 1710 | OFFICE 330 PORTAGE AVENUE | FOR LEASE 11 MANITOBA HYDRO PLACE Opportunities 12'-0" SUITE 1800 4,983 SQ. FT. USEABLE MEETING 5,531 SQ. FT. RENTABLE Suite 1800 & 1812 8'-6" DATA ROOM JAN COUNTER CLERESTORY WINDOWS SUITE 1812 ELEC 12'-4" 968 SQ. FT. USEABLE MEN'S MEETING 12'-5" OFFICE 1,075 SQ. FT. RENTABLE WOMEN'S ROOM Traditional 11'-6" FIRE STAIR 16'-9" UP DOWN No Revision Date By DEMOUNTABLE WALLS Layout AND DOOR Do not scale drawings for construction or estimating purposes; the COUNTER 6'-8 1/2" DOWN UP contractor shall satisfy himself that all dimensions and information shown are correct, and confirm all required dimensions or other Current Floor Plan information with designer prior to commencement of work. Prior to 9'-10" commencement of work, contractor to report any discrepancies to LEASED AREA the architect/engineer/designer. Variations and modifications to ELEVATORS work will not be allowed without written permission of the As part of the “Ready Set Go” program, LUNCH architect/engineer/designer. 12'-8" suites at 330 Portage Avenue can be made ROOM AVENUE PORTAGE TRUE NORTH SQUARE COUNTER available to lease with the following benefits: A.D. INTERIOR DESIGN 16'-10" 6138 BETSWORTH AVE WPG MB R3R 0K1 PHONEPHONE (204) (204) 669 669 25032503 FAXFAX (204) (204) 669669 25662566 [email protected]@mts.net Consultant LEASED AREA LEASED AREA Project Title 1800, 1812 - 330 PORTAGE AVE WINNIPEG MB BOARDROOM NEWPORTCENTER 17'-9" Sheet Title EXISTING CONSTRUCTION SUITE 1800 - 4,983 USEABLE, 5,531 RENTABLE SUITE 1812 - 968 USEABLE, 1075 RENTABLE 1-10+ Year Fully L.K.
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    Jazz Winnipeg and True North Sports + Entertainment announce collaboration in advance of the 2020 TD Winnipeg International Jazz Festival (March 9, 2020 – Winnipeg, Manitoba) Jazz Winnipeg and True North Sports + Entertainment are thrilled to announce a new collaboration in advance of the 2020 TD Winnipeg International Jazz Festival, running June 11-19, 2020. As part of this collaboration, Jazz Winnipeg and True North are excited to unveil the first concert announcements of the 2020 TD Winnipeg International Jazz Festival. The Jim Cuddy Band (Blue Rodeo) opens the festival on June 11; breakout Manitoba success story Faouzia plays June 13; and genre-hopping multi-instrumentalist Ben Harper, with opener Mendeleyev, will play June 17, all at the Burton Cummings Theatre. 2020 TD Winnipeg International Jazz Festival promo clip “Jazz Winnipeg is thrilled to be collaborating with True North Sports + Entertainment to present this year’s TD Winnipeg International Jazz Festival headliners,” said Angela Heck, Acting Executive Director, Jazz Winnipeg. “It is through collaborations with community-minded supporters like True North, our title sponsor TD, and the many people who have donated their time, energy and dollars that we are once again able to showcase and promote tremendous local, national and international musical talent for Winnipeg audiences.” “The TD Winnipeg International Jazz Festival has been an institution in our city’s cultural scene for 30 years and True North is proud to collaborate with Jazz Winnipeg for the first time to present the headlining artists for the 2020 festival,” said Kevin Donnelly, Sr. Vice President of Venues & Entertainment with True North Sports + Entertainment.