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For Lease for Lease FOR LEASE FOR LEASE SUMMIT CENTRE D 98,021 SF OF MOVE-IN READY INDUSTRIAL SPACE 5303 75 STREET EDMONTON, ALBERTA BUILDING HIGHLIGHTS • Convenient commute and transportation of goods • Abundant parking available for staff and customers through major thoroughfares including Whitemud to utilize Drive, Roper Road, Wayne Gretzky Drive and Anthony • Focus on your business with reliable professional Henday Drive management • Spacious marshalling area to accommodate • Maximum visibility pylon signage from high exposure oversized trucks roadways, including Roper Road and 75 Street • Manufacturing level power, optimal for manufacturing • 12.5 ton bridge crane capable of transporting large and fabrication operations scale equipment FOR LEASE SUMMIT CENTRE D Summit Centre | Building D BUILDING SPECIFICATIONS Total Building Area 98,021 SF • (1) Boardroom, (19) Offices, (2) Kitchenettes • Bonus 560 SF of Warehouse Mezzanine Main Floor Office 12,100 SF • Radient Tube Heating/Forced Overhead Heating Second Floor Office 1,640 SF • Makeup Air Unit Warehouse 84,281 SF • 12.5 Ton Bridge Crane Column Grid 55’ x 40’ • Double Compartment Sumps • 6” Wet Sprinkler System Zoning IB • (7) Dock Loading Doors & (5) Grade Loading Doors Basic Rent Negotiable • LED Lighting Operating Costs $1.46/SF • 28’ Clear Height Property Tax $2.34/SF • 800 Amp 347/600 Volt 3 Phase 4 Wire Total $3.80/SF FOR LEASE SUMMIT CENTRE D Summit Centre | Building D - Main Floor Plan 275’ 50’ 90’ 55’ Office: 2,200 SF 40’ 20’ 40’ Office: 12,100 SF 350’ 180’ 80’ 53 AVENUE *Drawing not to scale FOR LEASE SUMMIT CENTRE D New Development | Accessway & Valley Line LRT ACCESS WAY C A B 72 STREET 1 AC ± LEASED D ROPER ROAD VALLEY LINE LRT 75 STREET FOR LEASE SUMMIT CENTRE D LRT Development | Valley Line LRT 102 ST. STOP QUARTERS STOP CHURCHILL STOP MUTTART STOP STRATHEARN STOP HOLYROOD STOP BONNIE DOON STOP AVONMORE STOP DAVIES STATION MILLBOURNE/WOODVALE STOP NEARBY STATION WALK TIME DAVIES STATION ± 10 Mins GREY NUNS STOP MILLBOURNE/WOODVALE STOP ± 20 Mins MILLWOODS STOP FOR LEASE SUMMIT CENTRE D LRT Development | Valley Line LRT Davies Station: 10 Minute Walking Distance Davies Station represents a new key transit hub in to arrive at the elevated Davies Station. The Valley Line’s Edmonton’s southeast, with a minimum 1,300-stall Park & only station on the southeast leg. The City has acquired Ride and major new transit centre planned at this location. significant property in this area to spur new development The station, situated in close proximity to Summit Centre, that will support local businesses, Wagner residents and will also provide opportunities for future transit-oriented the local school. Leaving Davies Station, the LRT continues development in this traditionally industrial area. southeast along the elevated structure to cross 75 Street, where it runs along the east side of the road. It then After crossing the Mill Creek Ravine, the LRT continues crosses the Canadian National Railway freight corridor as along the elevated structure, passing over the Wagner it continues south. Road/Davies Road intersection, then turning southeast Sourced from: City of Edmonton FOR LEASE SUMMIT CENTRE D LRT Development | Valley Line LRT DAVIES STATION MILLBOURNE/WOODVALE STOP Sourced from: City of Edmonton FOR LEASE SUMMIT CENTRE D ROPER ROAD 72 STREET Summit Centre Building D 75 STREET This document/email has been prepared by Colliers International for advertising and general information only. Colliers International makes no guarantees, representations or warranties of any kind, expressed or implied, regarding the information including, but not limited to, warranties of content, accuracy and reliability. Any interested party should undertake their own inquiries as to the accuracy of the information. Colliers International excludes unequivocally all inferred or implied terms, conditions and warranties arising out of this document and excludes all liability for loss and damages arising there from. This publication is the copyrighted property of Colliers International and /or its licensor(s). © 2018. All rights reserved. This communication is not intended to cause or induce breach of an existing listing agreement. Colliers Macaulay Nicolls Brokerage Inc. (Edmonton). *Personal Real Estate Corporation. COLLIERS MACAULAY NICOLLS INC. MICHAEL L. KEATING MATTHEW BEST RYLEY RICHARDSON 2210 Manulife Place, 10180 - 101 Street Edmonton, AB T5J 3S4 Vice President, Broker, Industrial Vice President, Industrial Associate, Industrial 780 420 1585 780 969 3028 780 969 3036 780 917 4165 www.collierscanada.com/23560 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected].
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