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Western Canadian Place - South 6,000 +/- sf Sub-Sublease VIEW THE VIRTUAL TOUR Damon Harmon, CPA, CGA Nicole Bennett 403.875.3133 403.585.7959 [email protected] [email protected] Western Canadian Place - South 6,000 +/- sf available Space Profile immediately Sub-Sublandlord: Fort Calgary Resources Sub-Subpremises: 28th Floor: Approximately 6,000 sf Availability: Immediately Term Expiry: December 29, 2023 Rental Rate: Market sublease rates Features & Amenities T.I.A.: As is Op. Costs & Taxes: $18.52 per sf (est. 2021) Premises are in excellent condition Parking: 1 stall per 2,179 sf $485.00 per month per stall Furniture may be available Reserved Stunning mountain views to the west Complex has several amenities available to Building Information tenants including fitness centre, eateries, coffee shop and services Within walking distance to several public transit Address: 700 Ninth Avenue SW routes and CTrain stations Year of Completion: 1983 Conference rooms available to tenants free of Number of Floors: 30 charge Rentable Area: 394,560 sf Plus 15 connections to First Alberta Place, Petrofina Building, 635 Eighth Avenue SW and Average Floor plate: 15,500 sf Centennial Parkade Security: 7 days per week, 24 hours per day On-site personnel, card key access HVAC: 6:00 am - 6:00 pm Monday - Friday Landlord/ Building Manager: QuadReal Property Group Western Canadian Place - South 28th Floor 6,000 +/- sf 10 perimeter offices 2 interior offices Reception Kitchen Boardroom File room Copy/print room N Western Canadian Place - South Move in ready - with a view! With excellent views, great natural light, and available furniture - the 28th floor of the Western Canadian Place - South is move-in ready, and sure to impress. Functional and spacious With plenty of storage space, a private kitchen and a large boardroom, there is plenty of room for every need. In case of a gathering too large for the suite, complimentary conference rooms are available to tenants. 28th Floor | Approximately 6,000 sf Prince’s Island Centre Street Bridge Condo Estates Me Rest. mo rial D rive Condo Condo Princeton l & II Eau The Waterfront Claire Future Bow River Y.M.C.A. P Development Condo Rest. Condo Condo Site Eau Claire Downtown Rest. Market Helicopter Eau Claire Avenue S.W. Riverfront Avenue Landing Pad Bow River Future Calgary Chinatown Suites Development Sheraton Condo Seniors Centre Le Caille Fav Claire Apt The P Rest. 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