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Alberta Block RETAIL SPACE FOR LEASE ALBERTA BLOCK 805 - 1st Street SW, Calgary Alberta Partnership. Performance. Ryan Rutherford, Vice President Josh Rahme, Vice President 403.232.4334 403.232.4333 [email protected] [email protected] Hani Abdelkader, Senior Associate Morena Ianniello, Associate © 2016, Avison Young Real Estate Alberta Inc. All rights reserved. 403.232.4321 587.293.3367 The information contained herein was obtained from sources which we deem reliable and, while thought to be correct, is not guaranteed by Avison Young. 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Eau Claire Centennial Future City City Tower Place West Centre Eighth Avenue Place - West Tower Centre Phase I Centennial Devon Phase II 1200, 585 - 8th Avenue SW 24 Place East Tower Calgary, AB T2P 1G1 Barclay Mall Barclay T. 403.262.3082 3 Avenue SW 3 Avenue SE Future HSBC F. 403.262.3325 Development Opulence AlbertaSite Block | Neighborhood ProfileCentre avisonyoung.com Future Dev. Site 21 Energy Future Solaire Dev. 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Swine & Sow 6 Avenue SW 6 Avenue SW 6 Avenue SW 6 Avenue SW 6 Avenue SE 6 Avenue SE 4 Street SE 4 Street 56 Lougheed Telephone SE 5 Street Intact Clark Brookeld Building Building Builders Place Place 6 Calgary Future Evolution 816 Development Residential 7th First Telus Telus Telus Telus Legion Condos Building Ave. Canadian Building Sky #1 31 Centre West Oliver & Bonacini Standard Hy’s Steakhouse Metropolitan Grill 26 Palomino Barclay Mall Barclay 7 Avenue SW 7 Avenue SE 1035 Future 707 Fifth Street TD Central 7th The Development Watermark Holt Square United Ave. Site 27 Unicorn Bay Church Tower Renfrew Belvedere ALBERTA BLOCK 15 State & Main Double Zero The CORE Shopping Centre Hudson’s University of Calgary 718 Turner Block Calgary 8th Saltlik Hicks N3 Downtown Campus Ave. Central Block Library Condos Residential 10 Street SW 10 Street SW 9 Street Blink 8 Avenue SW 8 Avenue SW Cucina Bistro Stephen Goro & Gun/Avenue Mall 88 Avenue Avenue SE SE 8 Avenue SE L L e i n Century Westview e Martha Panarctic Cactus Club National e Taylor Local s 40 h Park Plains-Midstream 49 o Cohen Centre Plaza a Bldg. 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Tower II Tower I House Guardian II Studios 3rd Orchard 29 Condos Condos St. Condos 24 24 Particulars Highlights 12 Avenue SW 12 Avenue SW 12 Avenue SW 12 Avenue SE 12 Avenue SE 5 Street SE 5 Street The Braemar Central President Memorial Park Centre Calgary Apt. Central Library Board Sheldon Cowboys Beltline of Education Available: 1,329 SF Memorial Park M. Chumir Park - Lower level retail opportunityK2 in the historical Health Centre Stampede Res. Casino Condos Boxwood Café Alberta BlockRetail Building 13 Avenue SW 13 Avenue SW 13 Avenue SW 13 Avenue SE 13 Avenue SE Portfolio Nuera Stampede Rental rates: Market Rental 1.0 36 Condos Condos Station II Macleod Trail The - Character Building24 located in the heart of Park Houltain Condos Park Alura 29 9 Calla Nuera Stampede Condos 12 6 the Stephen Avenue restaurant of shoppingCondos Station 14 Avenue SW 14 Avenue SW 14 AvenueOp. Costs:SW $23.86 psf district 14 Avenue SE 14 Avenue SE Beltline Towers Sasso Condos P BMO SE Trail Stampede Centre Vetro - Exposure to over 13,000 pedestrians along 8th 7 Street SW 7 Street SW 5 Street SW 2 Street Condos 1 Street SW 1 Street Street Centre 4 Street SW Street 4 12 Street SW 12 Street SW 11 Street SW 10 Street Zoning: CR-20 15 Avenue SW 15 Avenue SW 15 Avenue SW Avenue, Calgary’s only pedestrian15 Avenue SE mall Saddledome Rise 14 Street SW 18 Nellie Drake Condos Smith McClung Condos House Heath 17 Duke at Mission Block Residential Condos Scotiabank Mount Royal - Surrounded by numerous strong performing Hotel The Royal Timing: Immediate Fifteen15 Mount Royal Condos Village West Camcrest Residential Elan Place 17 Avenue SE 22 Condos Village West 34 3 vus Retail r edit Union r e S C retailers, including David’sNue Tea,ra National, 16 Avenue SW 16 Avenue SW Notre AgricultureTrail SE 17 Avenue SW Dame Place Murrietta’s, and Goodlife Fitness Term: 5 - 10 years Legacy Retail 17 Avenue SW Mount Royal Block Condos Corral Trail SE Shoppers Hanson Drug Mart 17 Avenue SW Square Original base map supplied by Digital Projections C - 2007. Updated by Avison Young C - Oct 2014. Ryan Rutherford, Vice President Josh Rahme, Vice President 403.232.4334 403.232.4333 AAvisonvison Y Youngoung R Realeal E Estatestate A Albertalberta I nInc.c. © © Upd Updatedated June Oct 2016. 2016. The The information information contained contained herein herein was w asobtained obtained from from sources sourc eswhich which we w deeme deem reliable reliable and, an dwhile, while thought thoug htot tbeo be correct, corre cist, notis not guaranteed guaranteed by b Avisony Avison Young. Youn Originalg. Original base map map supplied supplied by (2007)© Digital by P©r ojeDigitalctions Projections. (2007). [email protected] [email protected] Hani Abdelkader, Senior Associate Morena Ianniello, Associate © 2016, Avison Young Real Estate Alberta Inc. All rights reserved. 403.232.4321 587.293.3367 The information contained herein was obtained from sources which we deem reliable and, while thought to be correct, is not guaranteed by Avison Young. [email protected] [email protected] Alberta Block | Site Plan "Client" UNEXCAVATED AREA N FLUEVOG Version: Prepared: 23/01/2015 FP1A Measured: 19/01/2015 UP 8th Avenue SW (14,000 pedestrians per day) 8th Avenue UP 805 1st Street Southwest Calgary, Alberta NO ACCESS SHOPPERS DRUG MART UP Floor B1 UP ELEV JAN ELEC Please Refer to UP Corresponding Area Chart UP DN BUILDING UP MAINTENANCE UP UNIT L-12 ROOM UNIT L-9 UP MAIL ELEC UP UNIT L-1 ELEC SUMP PUMP ELEV UNIT L-2 UNIT L-4 This work product has not been independently verified by Extreme Measures Inc. Extreme Measures Inc. is not liable for any errors, UNIT L-6 and 7 omissions or inaccuracies that may result from such JANITOR'S information. No party may rely on this work SPRINKLER 1,329 SF product without the receipt of a reliance letter from ROOM ROOM Extreme Measures Inc. ELEC 1st Street SW (11,000 vehicles per day) 0 8 16 Tel: 416.323.2858 feet Fax: 416.323.0855 [email protected] www.xmeasures.com © 2016, Avison Young Real Estate Alberta Inc. All rights reserved. The information contained herein was obtained from sources which we deem reliable and, while thought to be correct, is not guaranteed by Avison Young.
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