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2016 AVAILABILITY REPORT - FOR LEASE & FOR SALE For Sale Municipality Address Sizes (sq ft) Comments Contact Approximately Contact 225 Salem Road, Yosi Behar 174,000 - Automotive land for luxury brands only. Agent Ajax, Ontario [email protected] 217,000 Landmark property and business for sale. Currently operated as the “Hide House” and selling leather goods, including clothes and furniture. Ideal for 49 Eastern Ave, Adrian Kofler View 41,000 sq ft retail/wholesale and office destination uses. Beautiful custom rustic interior. Acton ON. [email protected] Seller may consider sale of business or property separately for the right offer. For sale: The subject property is located on the south side of 14th Line, 6485 14th Line, 12.37 to 98.5 Michael J. Saperia View east of Tottenham Road, in Alliston. Next door to Honda Plant and minutes Alliston, Ontario acres [email protected] to Walmart-anchored plaza and downtown Alliston. For sale: Ideal for wide range of uses, including coffee shop, medical and professional uses. 20 surface parking spaces dedicated to commercial area Michael J. Saperia, Cory Quitt 15624 Leslie Street, 5,642 sq ft View only. Patio potential. Approximately 2,900 new construction houses in the [email protected] Aurora, Ontario (divisible) immediate area. Also 400 new senior residences being built. Less than half [email protected] a kilometre from a new Walmart-anchored shopping complex. For sale: 36 acres of land on the former Molson Park Barrie site for sale. 1 Big Bay Point $4.5M development charge credit available. Zoned as industrial. Adjacent Daniel Cohen, Kapil Rana View Road, Barrie, 36 acres to the Park Place retail redevelopment. Raw land, environmentally clean. [email protected] Ontario Natural source of fresh spring water. Great exposure from Hwy. 400. [email protected] Vendor will entertain “build-to-suit” for AAA tenant. For sale or lease: 1.87 acre mixed-use land development opportunity Martin Road & located across from an auto mall and near future Bowmanville GO Station. Rami Kozman, Yosi Behar Spicer Square, View 1.87 acres May accommodate building up to approximately 20,000 square feet. Great [email protected] Bowmanville, exposure to Hwy. 401. Ideal for retail, office, hotel, restaurant, banquet hall, [email protected] Ontario conference centre, automotive. Business for sale: Rare opportunity to join the successful Menchie’s franchise. Great location located on Appleby Line, just south of Upper Contact 1860 Appleby Line, Adrian Kofler 1,600 sq ft Middle Road. New plaza with great neighboring businesses such as Turtle Agent Burlington, Ontario [email protected] Jacks and Starbucks. Turnkey operation, ideal for a family/owner operator. Sellers are willing to train the new owner. 1 Feb-16 For sale: Manufacturing facility with heavy power. 3000-amp service. Clear Kapil Rana, Michael J. Saperia 3245 Mainway, View 121,850 sq ft height from 13ft to 26ft. Total of 8.2 acres. Easy access to QEW. Formerly [email protected] Burlington, Ontario used as die cast design and manufacture. [email protected] For sale: The property is adjacent to major retail area shadowed by 101 Mountain Road, Daniel Cohen, Kapil Rana Walmart, Home Depot, Price Choppers, A&P and Canadian Tire. Located View Collingwood, 212,000 sq ft [email protected] close to Hwy 24 & 26 in the heart of Ontario's prime four-season vacation Ontario [email protected] destination area For Sale: Zoned Residential R2A. Draft Plan approved by Town of Fort Erie Michael J. Saperia, S/S Dominion for a court with 11 single-family residential lots. Not on waterfront, but there Michael Potashnyk View Road, Fort Erie, 2.07 Acres is a “Friendship Trail” along the rear with a short walk to the water. Close to [email protected] Ontario the new Canadian Motor Speedway forecast to open in 2018. Minutes to [email protected] the Peace Bridge and Buffalo. 6439 Thorold Stone 4,125 sq ft or For Sale: Land and building. Can build approximately 4,125 sq ft or 2,500 Barbara Kless View Road, Niagara 2,500 sq ft sq ft drive thru. [email protected] Falls, Ontario drive thru. 191 Wyecroft Road, For sale: Land and building. 1.75 acres with approximately 20,000 sq ft Barbara Kless View 20,690 sq ft Oakville, Ontario building currently operating as a service centre for Mercedes Benz. [email protected] For sale: Great location with 800 ft. of 401 exposure with great mixed use Kapil Rana, Daniel Cohen, 144-155 First redevelopment potential. This site currently has a variety of uses: storage, Greg Evans View Avenue, Oshawa, 411,000 sq ft training centre, fitness & sports centre, distribution, etc. Property consists of [email protected] Ontario 2 parcels: 2-storey office building, plus vacant industrial building with [email protected] vacant parking lot. [email protected] 341 George Street Beautifully designed and fixtured store with two second floor Justin Pearlstein, Michael J. Saperia North, occupied apartments. Full basement, 6 parking spaces and street parking. View 4,000 sq ft [email protected] Peterborough, Owner occupied, currently operating as a jewelry store. Ideal for all retail / [email protected] Ontario commercial / professional uses. For sale or lease. Located just west of Leslie Street in the prestigious Beaver Creek Business Park. Along new Hwy. 7 dedicated rapid bus route. 15 Wertheim Court, Quick and easy access to Hwy. 7, Hwy. 404 and Hwy. 407. Ground level Michael J. Saperia View Richmond Hill, 6,050 sq ft commercial condominium in glass office tower. Unit fronting onto large [email protected] Ontario surface parking lot and underground parking. Ideal for all office, showroom and commercial uses. For sale: Updated concrete building built with metal clad over concrete, Michael Saperia, Lily Masters, providing security and longevity. Ideal for secure, file, self-storage, Kapil Rana 20 Towns Road, View 2.2 acres showroom, retail, warehouse. Building consists of 3 floors, each being [email protected] Toronto, Ontario approx. 60,000 sq ft. Potential for adding up to 3 more floors. High density [email protected] wet sprinkler system throughout. Freight elevator. [email protected] 39 Roehampton Exclusive Listing. Rare opportunity to purchase all units within 4 storey, 27 Avi Behar, Greg Evans View Avenue, Toronto, 10,721 sq ft unit residential condominium located in prime Yonge-Eglinton area. Site [email protected] Ontario frontage/area: 55 ft. or 10,721 sq. ft. Zoning: R2 Z2.0 residential zone. [email protected] 2 Feb-16 For sale/lease: New commercial plaza recently completed. Ideal for restaurants. Units can be used for retail and retail services. Pharmacy 41-51 Lebovic 855 to 7,000 and/or Medical use desired up to 7,000 sq. ft. Excellent signage opportunity Attila Schwarze, View Avenue, Toronto, sq ft as well as visibility and easy access. Shadow anchored by a variety of [email protected] Ontario national big box retailers. Across the street from Cineplex Odeon Cinemas. On TTC bus route. Ample parking on site (over 200 parking spaces). For sale: The site is approximately 22 acres and consists of an office tower, Kapil Rana, Daniel Cohen, an industrial building, a separate hazmat building and approximately 7 Greg Evans 77 Belfield Road, View 955,307 sq ft acres of accompanying land to be developed. The site features excellent [email protected] Etobicoke, Ontario exposure, access and parking and is minutes from Highways 401, 409, 27 [email protected] and 427. The area is serviced with excellent public transportation. [email protected] Lot Size: Modern, professionally finished auto repair shop with great exposure, Alireza Moblsaz Fard, 170 Ellesmere 19,522 sq ft; access and parking. 5 drive-in doors. Radiant heating in the work area. Michael J. Saperia View Road, Toronto Bldg. Size: Seller is willing to sell the business and equipment. Great potential for [email protected] 3,857 sq ft redevelopment. Zoning: Highway Commercial. [email protected] For sale and lease: New standalone plaza in established area just to the 1390 Don Mills north of the Shops at Don Mills at a signalized intersection. Next to LA 500 to 8,000 Attila Schwarze, View Road, Toronto, Fitness and the Toronto Real Estate Board. Easy access from all sq ft [email protected] Ontario directions. Ample surface parking. 40,000 cars daily on Don Mills Rd. Pylon signage available. 4,479 sf end-cap unit also available for sale. Daniel Cohen, Kapil Rana, For sale: Total of 300,000 sq ft. Can be demised into smaller units. Varied 1500 Birchmount Greg Evans 300,000 sq ft ceiling heights from 12ft to 24ft. Ideal for schools, gyms, call centres, View Road, Toronto, [email protected] divisible showrooms, professional offices, churches. Great exposure on busy street. Ontario [email protected] Also for sale. [email protected] For sale: High-profile freestanding retail plaza. Grocery anchored. Next to 2267 Islington Kapil Rana, Michael J. Saperia Walmart-anchored power centre. Surface & underground parking. High View Avenue, Toronto, 114,000 sq ft [email protected] traffic area surrounded by high-density residential. TTC stop at site. Ontario [email protected] Signalized intersection. Great redevelopment potential. Freestanding building on large lot on Dufferin between Lawrence and 2773 Dufferin Eglinton. Currently operating as automobile dealership, repair and tire Michael J. Saperia View Street, Toronto, 7,000 sq ft sales. Great parking, access and exposure. Full basement with ramp to 8 [email protected] Ontario service bays. Ideal for all auto uses, as well as redevelopment. Traffic count approximately 35,000 vehicles daily. For sale or lease: Former Evans Ford dealership located on Dundas St W. 5500 Dundas Street Greg Evans, Lily Masters 31,125 sq ft / The site has approximately 210 vehicle parking spaces on the lot and 60 View West, Toronto, [email protected] 2.42 acres spaces of unique rooftop parking.
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