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239 Yonge Street, Toronto Retail for Lease 239 YONGE STREET, TORONTO RETAIL FOR LEASE FLAGSHIP RETAIL OPPORTUNITY DIRECTLY ACROSS FROM TORONTO EATON CENTRE FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT ASHLAR URBAN REALTY INC. Real Estate Brokerage 166 Pearl Street, Suite 300 Toronto, ON Canada M5H 1L3 T 416 205 9222 F 416 205 9228 W ashlarurban.com TORONTO’S URBAN COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE EXPERTS GRAHAM SMITH* BRANDON GORMAN Vice President Sales Representative 416 205 9222 ext 225 416 205 9222 ext 239 [email protected] [email protected] Disclaimer: Although the information contained within is from sources believed to be reliable, no warranty or representation is made as to its accuracy being subject to errors, omissions, conditions, prior lease, withdrawal or other changes without notice and same should not be relied upon without independent verification. Ashlar Urban Realty Inc.* Sales Representative 239 YONGE STREET PROPERTY SUMMARY Located on the east side of Yonge Street just south of Dundas Street, this flagship retail opportunity boasts 3,487 square feet of ground and 3,498 square feet of second floor retail space directly across from Toronto Eaton Centre (1,000,000+ weekly visitors). With Yonge-Dundas Square, Ryerson University and Atrium on Bay all just steps away, this site offers incredible signage and branding and sits among neighboring tenants Urban Outfitters, Payless ShoeSource, Burger King, Vans, Footlocker, Tim Hortons and HomeSense. HIGHLIGHTS • Flagship retail opportunity located on Yonge Street, just south of Yonge & Dundas (home to the highest pedestrian traffic counts in Canada) • Directly across the street from Toronto Eaton Centre (over 1 million visitors per week and future home of Nordstrom, Uniqlo and Saks Fifth Avenue) and steps from Yonge-Dundas Square, Ryerson University and Atrium on Bay • Neighbouring businesses include: Urban Outfitters, Payless ShoeSource, Burger King, Vans, Footlocker, Tim Hortons, HomeSense and Designer Shoe Warehouse • Incredible signage and branding opportunity DETAILS ASKING RATE Negotiable ADDITIONAL RENT TBD OCCUPANCY 60 days notice TERM 10 years AVAILABLE SPACE First Floor: 3,487 SF Second Floor: 3,498 SF Total: 6,985 SF LOCATION MAP PICKLE BARREL ROGERS WATCH IT! GUESS ADIDAS FOREVER 21 DUNDAS STREET WEST DUNDAS STREET EAST H&M YONGE/DUNDAS SQUARE HARD ROCK CAFE THREE BREWERS POPEYES LOUISIANA CHICKEN ASIAN BOWL EB GAMES NORDSTROM ED MIRVISH THEATRE TIM HORTONS DOWNTOWN JEWELLERY MART PARAMOUNT FINE FOODS FOOTLOCKER VANS BURGER KING ROOTS MONEY MART YONGE STREET AVAILABLE PAYLESS TORONTO EATON CENTRE URBAN OUTFITTERS EGGSPECTATIONS BUFFALO DAVID BITTON SHUTER STREET ING DIRECT NATURAL SOLUTIONS RITZ CARIBEAN FOOD STARBUCKS JEWELLERY EXCHANGE MAGIC TAILOR FOREIGN EXCHANGE FIRKIN ON YONGE HERITAGE BUILDING PEDESTRIAN WALKWAY BATON ROUGE HERITAGE BUILDING HOMESENSE FRENCH CONNECTION SMART SET ELGIN THEATRE ARMANI EXCHANGE ADDITION ELLE BANK OF MONTREAL ATMOSPHERE LA PREP QUEEN STREET WEST QUEEN STREET EAST PLANS FLOOR FIRST FLOOR -3,487SF FLOOR FIRST "Client" KingSett Capital Version: Prepared: 10/01/2013 FP1A Measured: 08/01/2013 239 Yonge Street Toronto, Ontario Floor 1 UP FHC YONGE STREET DN DN UP Gross Leasable Area UP 3,487 sq ft TENANT 1 Dundas St W UP N Queen St W St N St St Bay Church Younge Younge Adelaide St W This work product has been prepared by Extreme Measures Inc. pursuant to a contract with the Client for the sole benefit of and use by the Client. No third party may rely on this work product without the receipt of a reliance letter from Extreme Measures Inc. 0 6 12 Tel: 416.323.2858 feet Fax: 416.323.0855 [email protected] www.xmeasures.com PLANS FLOOR SECOND FLOOR -3,498SF FLOOR SECOND "Client" KingSett Capital Version: Prepared: 10/01/2013 FP1A Measured: 08/01/2013 239 Yonge Street Toronto, Ontario Floor 2 FHC YONGE STREET DN DN DN Gross Leasable Area 3,498 sq ft TENANT 1 DN Dundas St W N Queen St W N St St St Bay Church Younge Younge Adelaide St W This work product has been prepared by Extreme Measures Inc. pursuant to a contract with the Client for the sole benefit of and use by the Client. No third party may rely on this work product without the receipt of a reliance letter from Extreme Measures Inc. 0 6 12 Tel: 416.323.2858 feet Fax: 416.323.0855 [email protected] www.xmeasures.com TORONTO’S URBAN COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE EXPERTS.
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