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Penn West Plaza - West Tower 215 - 9TH AVENUE SW, CALGARY, AB FOR SUB-SUBLEASE > OFFICE SPACE Penn West Plaza - West Tower 215 - 9TH AVENUE SW, CALGARY, AB Building Details Constructed 2010 Rentable Area 400,000 square feet Average Floorplate 21,400 square feet Number of Floors 20 Landlord Morguard Investments Limited HVAC Monday - Friday | 6:00 am - 6:00 pm Sub-sublease Information Available Sub-subpremises Floor 15 - 21,724 square feet Floor 14 - 9,822 square feet Sublandlord Penn West Petroleum Ltd. Sub-sublandlord Athabasca Oil Corporation Annual Net Rent Below Market Rates Operating Costs and Taxes $19.37 per square foot [2017 estimate] Occupancy Date Immediate Term of Sublease Flexible Parking 1:2,000 square feet Comments > To be +15 connected to Gulf Canada Square > 2 blocks from C-train > Energy efficient measures taken > Central location > Rush Restaurant, Sukiyaki House and Rise Bakery on main floor > Close proximity to the Calgary Tower > Full-service Fitness Centre located on the 2nd floor > Men’s and women’s full locker rooms with showers and complimentary towel service SHARMA CHRISTIE DAVID HARVEY COLLIERS INTERNATIONAL Senior Vice President/Partner Senior Vice President/Partner 900, 335 - 8th Avenue SW 403 215 9864 403 215 7258 Calgary, AB T2P 1C9 [email protected] [email protected] 403 266 5544 www.collierscanada.com > > > > > > > > feet square 15-21,724 Floor coffee station coffee staff café 2 tech centres rooms 3 working room video conference meeting room offices 26 interior offices 36 window N rev: date: issued for: by: consultants: north: 1 23 MARCH 2011 CLIENT APPROVAL CWG 2 8 APRIL 2011 PERMIT, TENDER AND CONSTRUCTION CWG - - - - - - - - 215 9TH AVENUE S.W. - - - - CALGARY, ALBERTA - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - title: drawn by: CWG - - - - seal: - - - - reviewed by: KG - - - - date drawn: 23 MARCH 2008 drawing scale: 1:100 number: revision : project number: 10.288 P:\Projects\Penn West\10.288\wd\0288_x15.dwg > > > room /meeting > > > feet square 14-9,822 Floor coffee station coffee 1 tech centre rooms 2 working video conference offices 8 interior offices 17 window SUBLEASED N rev: date: issued for: by: consultants: north: 1 23 MARCH 2011 CLIENT REVIEW CWG 2 8 APRIL 2011 PERMIT, TENDER AND CONSTRUCTION CWG - - - - - - - - 215 9TH AVENUE S.W. - - - - CALGARY, ALBERTA - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - title: drawn by: CWG - - - - seal: - - - - reviewed by: KG - - - - date drawn: 23 MARCH 2008 drawing scale: 1:100 number: revision : project number: 10.288 P:\Projects\Penn West\10.288\wd\0288_x14.dwg Penn West Plaza - West Tower 215 - 9TH AVENUE SW Penn West Plaza is one of Calgary’s premier Class “A” buildings. Located centrally in downtown Calgary, the Penn West Plaza is within close proximity to the Calgary Tower as well as three major hotels (Palliser Hotel, Marriot Hotel, and the Hyatt Hotel). Penn West Plaza has a total of 374 parking stalls with a ratio of 1:2,000 square feet. Concept Plan Contact Us MEMORIAL DRIVE NE 3 1886 BOW RIVER CAFE RIVERFRONT AVE SW BRIDGE STREET CENTRE SHARMA CHRISTIE MILL BARLEY BARCLAY PARADE BARCLAY ERNST & SIEN LOK PARK YOUNG 205 SHERATON CALGARY JOEY TOWER CHINATOWN EAU CLAIRE RIVERFRONT TOMATOES P P CENTRE SENIOR’S Senior Vice President/Partner 23 P BOWSIDE MANOR 116 140 CENTRE 2 AVE SW 2 AVE CENTRE 2 AVE SW 2 AVE UNITED HONG KONG CHURCH 9 HARMONIOUS BROADVIEW 5 PLAZA 403 215 9864 2 AVENUE SW DAQING AVENUE SW 2 2 AVENUE SW CHOW CILTURAL CENTRE CILTURAL 119 123 CENTENNIAL PLACE CHINESE CALGARY NG BLOCK LIVINGSTON 129 46 WAI-KWAN 2 AVE SE 2 AVE TOWER SE 2 AVE PLACE SE 2 AVE MANOR BLDG CALGARY KWAN CHURCH CENTRE CHINESE 207 [email protected] WEST CITY WEST 207 PENTACOSTAL TOWER 200-218 1 ST SE CENTRE CENTRE ST RIVERFRONT AVENUE SE DEVON OFFICE 22 TOWER 116 5 STREET SW STREET 5 HOTEL SW 2 STREET LIVINGSTON WAH RESIDENCES TOWER 114 100-6 3 AVE SE 138 23 PLACE SOUTH 233 110 YING EAST40 5 HARVEST CENTRE 3 AVE SW 3 AVE 3 AVE SE 23 3 AVE SE MNS SE 3 AVE FAR EAST FAR CALGARY DOWNTOWN MAP SHOPPING TOWER PLAZA CENTRE ST 3 BARCLAY MALL BARCLAY APTS LEGEND 3 AVENUE SW 17 UNDER CONSTRUCTION302 SUNLIFE COLLIERS INTERNATIONAL DAVID HARVEY PARKADE 3 AVE SE GOOD THE EAU CLAIRE PARKADE NORTH 900, 335 - 8TH AVE SW P THE WESTIN 28 115-119 FUTURE/POTENTIAL308 CONSTRUCTIONFORTUNE SITE PLACE I 123 RIVERFRONT 200 CARS 3 AVE SW CITY 310 CALGARY, AB T2P 1C9 119 PLACE II PARKADE PLAZA WESTIN 7 PLAZA SE 3 AVE T +1 403 266GOVERNMENT 5544 OF CANADA EAU CLAIRE EAU SHELL BP COMMERCIAL312 3 AVE SE 3 AVE HARRY HAYS BLDG CENTRE P CENTRE F +1 403 7265 6495 8 32 P RESIDENTIAL www.colliers.com/calgary 512-528 4 AVE SW SUNLIFE THE WESTIN 30 PLAZA Senior Vice President/Partner (RETAIL) ALTIUS 38 SUNLIFE ASIA FIRST HOTEL 16 SUNLIFE COVERED SURFACE PARKING 13 CENTER JAMIESON PACIFIC DRAGON CITY MALL STREET HOTEL WEST REST. 31 34 EAST PLACE 28 28 CENTRE 3 PLAZA CAESAR’S + 15 WALKWAY 10 8 SE 1 STREET 1 STREET SW STREET 1 INTERNATIONAL FUTURECENTRE STREET +15 WALKWAY 4 AVENUE SW 4 AVENUE SE 403 215 7258 24 FIFTH AVENUE SELKIRK LONDON 4TH CALGARY PLACE WEST HOUSE HOUSE APTS28 & 4TH 3 CANADA 23 PLACE II METROPOLITAN PLACE BLDG PLACE DELTA BOW 7 CENTRE 18 34 P F1RST VALLEY INN 24 NORTHLAND P TOWER JAMES SHORT PARK 28 LAGIN PLACE TOWER 16 [email protected] & PLACE EAST AQUITAINE 520 TD FIFTH AVENUE 36 UNDERGROUND CHEVRON 35 TRANSCANADA 5TH AVE BANK CALGARY STOCK PARKADE TOWER19 PLAZA 444 25 22 5 AVE ROSLYN 22 PLACE28 I EXCHANGE COURTYARD (880 STALLS) WAYNE FIRE STATION 24 10 BLDG TOWER 31 BLDG NUMBER 1 5 AVENUE SW 5 AVENUE SE 441 10 18 SW3 STREET 505 SUNCOR 5TH AVE BOW VALLEY BOW VALLEY LEBOW ROCC FIVE TEN 333 CALGARY 2nd ST SW ENERGY EAST BLDG 8 SQUARE III SQUARE II PROFESSIONAL4 PARK FIFTH18 BLDG FIFTH 5 AVENUE PETROLIUM 32 39 CENTRE & THIRD 19 CENTRENORTHWEST KNOX CLUB 10 2 WEST POTENTIAL HALL 32 TRAVELERS OXFORD TOWER 52 THE BOW BLDG 5 DEVELOPMENT 404 CENTRIUM 300 CALGARY 17 6 AVE SE REST 6TH AVE PLACE BOW VALLEY PARK CAR OF EDUCATION 3 HOUSE13 P BOW VALLEY CHAMBER BOARDCALGARY 11 P CHURCH 7 15 SQUARE IV RENTAL 37 SQUARE I OF 2 KNOX UNITED KNOX 4 STREET SW STREET 4 COMMERCE 6 AVENUE SW 6 AVENUE SE 606 P 18 18 CALGARY Fourth INTACT PLACE Brookeld LOUGHEED HANOVER POLICE 14 WEST EAST ROCKY MOUNTAIN PROVINCIAL PARKADE PLACE CARTER CHURCH Place BLDG BLDG PLACE SERVICE BLDG 13 COURTS6 SURFACE PARK & 157 6 THE BOW COURT BROOKFIELD PLACE 4 UTILITIES 25 FRANCIS ST. UNDERGROUND STALLS TELEPHONE SOUTH THE COURT PHASE I PARKADE POTENTIAL PHASE II BLOCK OF APPEAL 800 STALLS (POTENTIAL) CATHEDRAL WILLIAM R FIRST (Potential) ROCKY TELUS BLDG TELUSPOTENTIAL SKY CHURCH OF CASTELL 444 FIRST CANADIAN CANADIAN TELUS MOUNTAIN TOWERTELUS SKY THE REDEEMER CENTRAL 7TH AVENUE CENTRE 8 NO. 1 41 12 HOTEL 10 CENTRE TOWER LEGION PLAZA15 LIBRARY6 PHASE II P 2 REGIS ST. 5 STREET SW 5 STREET 4 ST SW STATION 1 ST SW STATION CITY HALL STATION LIGHT RAIL TRANSIT 3 ST SW STATION CENTRE ST SW STATION LIGHT RAIL TRANSIT CITY HALL STATION TD 115-125 DOME TORONTO 109 CANADA TRUST CENTRAL 7 AVE SW TOWER DOMINION SCOTIA (RETAIL) OLD CITY HOLT 33 SW 7 AVE BLDG TOWER CRAIG 40 UNITED P CENTRE BLDG RENFREW SQUARE 40 HALL HYATT 4 12 3 HUDSONS BAY CHURCH HOTEL DELAWARE TELUS REGENCY BROADCASTING COMPANY 6 CONVENTION THE CORE (DOWNTOWN RETAIL CORRIDOR) PENN CENTRE OLYMPIC PLAZA TOWER HOME OIL SCOTIA KRAFT BLDG ROYAL BLDG WATERMARK 4 DEVONIAN GARDENS TOWER CLARENCE 27 CALGARY EATON BLDG CENTRE 3 BANK BANK BLOCK BANK OFBANK 4 32 HISTORIC 3 BLDG NORMAN BLOCK BLK MONTREAL 4TH LEVEL WEST TEATRO VENINI 10 2 3 CENTRE 4 MOLSON’S 1 STREET SE STREET 1 LANCASTER DOLL BLDG DOLL THOMSON 4 NEILSON BLK STEPHEN AVENUEPLAZA STEPHEN AVENUE 6 6 SE TRAIL MACLEOD CIBC CALGARY PUBLIC HSBC BLDG 239 - 221 - 227 FLAMES 109-123 BLDG SHAW BLDG ALBERTA BURNS SW 411 CENTRAL 8 AVE SW (RETAIL) 8th AVE SW 8 AVE SW 101 BLDG 10 HOTEL NOVA 9 BLOCK BLOCK BLDG SCOTIA SCOTIA BANK OF BLDG PALACE ALBERTA BLDG 6 (RETAIL) LINEHAM 6 2 8 AVENUE 8 AVENUE 4 COLLIERS INTERNATIONAL LEESON & LEESON 8 AVE SW 8 AVE 4 2 BLK WARD PAIN BLK PAIN 129 8 AVE SW 129 8 AVE WEST BANK ROYAL 24 GLENBOW TOWERWEST EAST BANKERS CALGARY HOLLINGS-WORTH TOWER SW STREET 4 TOWER HALL 47WEST BANKERS MARRIOTT MUSEUM CALGARY CENTRE FOR THE P 4 TOWER SW 2 STREET HOTEL CIVIC PLAZA900, 335 - 8th Avenue SW 3 STREET 3SW STREET PERFORMING ARTS HALL47 EAST TELUS P 150 - 9TH CENTRE EIGHTH PARKADE TOWER LE GERMAIN UNDERGROUND PARKADE 49 BANKERS15 AVE SW CONVENTION AVENUE PLACE COURT 30 10 500 STALLS & SURFACE PARK ALBERTA GRAIN ALBERTA EXCHANGE BLDG 1 STREET SW STREET 1 Calgary, AB T2P 1C9 9 AVENUE SW STREET CENTRE 9 AVENUE SE PENN WEST POTENTIAL PLAZA PENN WEST PALLISER 303 403 266 5544 WEST TOWER PLAZA POTENTIAL FORDING P EAST TOWER SQUARE CALGARY ONE PALLISER MACLEOD TR GULF CANDA 12 PALLISER TOWER PLACE10 2 SQUARE 20 WEST SQUARE SQUARE 20 10 27 7 PALLISER HOTEL EAST PRIVATE CAR SHELTER (CP RAIL) www.collierscanada.com PALLISER LOW RISE/COMMERCIAL Place 10 Place 10 GULF CANADA P East Tower West Tower PARKADE ALAMO/ (under construction) P PALLISER PARKADE ELECTRIC (Potential) P 140 (1,500 STALLS) NATIONAL (1,280 STALLS) PALLISER18 FUTURE SUBSTATION NO 5 ROYAL HOUSE MOUNT 10TH AVE CAR RENTAL SQUARE SOUTH DEVELOPMENT 10 AVENUE SW 10 AVENUE SE This document/email has been prepared by Colliers International for advertising and general information only.
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