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Offering type Section Address Address Dufferin St For Lease Tycos Dr Design District Tycos Up to 108,066 sf Available Drive Modernized Flex Industrial 75 and Showroom Hub Tom Clancy Ali Fieder Principal, Broker Vice President, Sales Representative 905.283.2388 647.252.4151 [email protected] [email protected] Location is Everything Lawrence Ave W Caledonia RdCaledonia Dufferin St Dufferin 75 Tycos Sheffield St Keele St 75 Area T Y C O S Drive DRIVE Glencairn Ave Demographics (5km, 2020) Toronto, ON. Tycos Dr POPULATION 469,665 Castlefield Design District Area Overview Wingold Ave AVG. HOUSEHOLD INCOME UpCountry $137,325 Toronto’s Design District is home to some of the city’s best furniture showrooms, home Castlefield Ave HOUSEHOLDS designers, fashion designers and more. 186,530 The neighbourhood is favourably located just AVERAGE HH EXPENDITURES south of the 401 off of Dufferin Street. Food Furniture $15,058 $5,051 Fashion Recreation The area continues to see a transformation $4,895 $5,899 into a premium design hub with an increase in Eglinton Ave W retail and hospitality groups locating here. The Castlefield Design District is becoming Toronto’s coveted neighbourhood for hip users Transit to congregate, creating a great mix of work Route 47 | Lansdowne 2.2 km to: Allen Road 2.20 km | 5-10 min and play. -Eglinton West Station HWY 401 3.65 km | 9-24 min Route 32 | Eglinton West -Glencairn Station HWY 400 3.20 km | 9-25 min Route 52 | Lawrence West (TTC Line 1) 404 / DVP 11.2 km | 28 min -1h 650 m to Caledonia Station (future Eglinton LRT) Avison Young Mezzanine 7680 ft² Floor Plan Mezzanine Above MezzanineMezzanine 7,6807680 sfft² Unit 1 Mezzanine Above 47,981 sf 23’ - 10” clear height (main area) Unit 2 60,085 sf 14’ - 2” clear height 13’ - 10” clear height (loading / warehouse) Modernized Industrial, Office and Showroom Space For Lease Available Space Clear Height Highlights Unit 1 : 47,981 sf Unit 1 (main area) : 23’ - 10” Area Plan (EXISTING) Unit 2 : 60,085 sf Unit 1 (shipping) : 13’ - 10” • Flex industrial space in the heart of 3 Unit 2 : 14’ - 2’’ the Design District Building Ttl: 108,066 sf • Building and property undergoing Shipping/Receiving renovation and conversion to a www.uniqdimensions.ca Dimensions provided are approximate. January 7, 2021 Net Rent premium industrial, showroom and 201136 Unit 1 : 3 TL doors office space. Contact Listing Agent Unit 2 : 3 TL doors • Possession TBD Additional Rent Power • Patio opportunity available $4.07 400a / 600v (ea. unit) • Plenty of on site parking (ability to increase power) Area Plan (EXISTING) • Ability to add one more truck-level 3 door Avison Young 6 7 www.uniqdimensions.ca Dimensions provided are approximate. January 7, 2021 201136 Avison Young 9 Offering type Section Address Address 75 Tycos Drive Modernized Flex Industrial and Showroom Hub For more information please contact: Visit us online Tom Clancy avisonyoung.com Principal, Broker 905.283.2388 [email protected] © 2021 Avison Young Commercial Real Estate Services, LP All rights reserved. Ali Fieder E. & O.E.: The information contained herein was obtained from sources which we Vice President, Sales Representative deem reliable and, while thought to be correct, is not guaranteed by Avison Young. 647.252.4151 18 York Street | Toronto, ON M5J 2T8 | 416 955 0000 [email protected].

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