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WE ARE PROPERTIES COMMERCIAL BRIDGELAND 65 7A STREET NE RETAIL I OFFICE I MEDICAL PRESENTED BY GLEN CHECKLEY ANDREW DIXON 403.204.9300 587.897.7597 [email protected] [email protected] THE PROPERTY 65 7A STREET, CALGARY, AB GENERAL BLOCK IS A UNIQUE ARCHITECTURAL EXPRESSION. GENERAL BLOCK Home to a collective of small, high-quality local shops that serve local residents and visitors alike. A second floor office space creates opportunities for business to locate closer to the heart of Bridgeland and add even more diversity to this vibrant urban community. ABOUT THIS PROPERTY General Block extends and seamlessly connects the building’s active commercial frontage to a high quality public realm and the adjacent Murdoch Park. The transition to the General Block’s second level — a set of wide steps and nearby cafe seating — are designed to create a unified public realm that’s easy and inviting, with places to sit, linger and enjoy the theatre of the street. Meanwhile, dedicated pedestrian crossings encourage public life to spill out into Murdoch Park. SPACE AVAILABLE: 4600 SQFT LEASE RATE (per sq ft /year): Market Rates OPERATING COSTS (per sq ft /year): $15.00 (Budgeted for 2021) AVAILABILITY: Immediate SECOND FLOOR AREA MAP BRIDGELAND The community of Bridgeland-Riverside in Calgary is located northeast of the city centre. It is a desirable community to live and work in because of its proximity to downtown Calgary and natural environments, and its burgeoning community spirit. It has a distinctive village feel and is known for its friendliness and walkability. Bridgeland-Riverside is bounded by Bow River to the south, Deerfoot Trail to the east, Edmonton Trail to the west, and Renfrew to the north. The neighbourhood is consistently rated in the top 10 in Calgary in both Avenue Magazine’s “Best neighbourhoods” and rated as one of Calgary’s “Five most livable neighborhoods” in Fast Forward Weekly magazine. It was named “Best Neighbourhood” by Best of Calgary in 2017 HIGHLIGHTS • St. Patrick’s Island • Tennis Court • Calgary Zoo • Playgrounds • Science Centre • Off-Leash Dog Park CALGARY & RED DEER’S ONLY EXCLUSIVE COMMERCIAL BROKERAGE PROPERTIES INDUSTRIAL *LAND *MULTI FAMILY *INVESTMENTS *OFFICE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT CALGARY RED DEER #202, 1680 40 Ave SW #401, 4911 51 Street Calgary, AB T2T 6T8 Red Deer, AB T4N 6V4 403.204.9300 403.986.7777 www.remaxcp.ca www.reddeercommercial.com.

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