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FOR LEASE 3642 COMMERCIAL STREET VANCOUVER, BC Partnership. Performance. 11,500 SF Freestanding Distribution/Manufacturing Facility Located in East Vancouver Russ Bougie*, Principal Kevin Kassautzki, Principal Cally Zering, Sales Assistant 604.757.5115 604.646.8393 604.757.5116 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] *Russell Bougie Personal Real Estate Corporation PROPERTY 3642 COMMERCIAL STREET DETAILS VANCOUVER, BC Building Size (approximate) LOCATION Mezzanine Area 2,000 sf Main Floor Office 2,000 sf The property is located on the southeast corner of Commercial Warehouse 7,500 sf Street and Stainsbury Avenue, three (3) blocks west of Victoria Total 11,500 sf Drive. Easily accessible by regular bus service along Victoria Drive and Kingsway, and a short distance from both the Nanaimo and Site Size Commercial/Broadway SkyTrain stations. 12,479 sf (0.286 acres) Zoning BUILDING FEATURES MC-1 (Industrial Cedar Cottage) • Mix of office on two levels and warehouse space Asking Lease Rate • One (1) grade level loading door (11’4” height x 12’8” width) $14.00 psf, per annum (net) • 17’ clear ceiling height • 3-phase power (600 amp, 120/208 volt, 4-wire) Additional Rent • Efficient column spacing (21’3” x 29’9”) $9.59 psf (2019 estimate) • Significant floor load capacity Availability • Forced air heaters Immediately • Ceiling fans • Two (2) washrooms Term • Kitchen 5 Years • Ample parking at rear of building © 2019 Avison Young. All rights reserved. A portion of the team’s fees are donated to Foundry on an annual basis. Foundry is a E. & O.E.: The information contained herein was obtained from sources that provincial network of youth centres. For more information, visit foundrybc.ca we deem reliable and, while thought to be correct, is not guaranteed by Avison Young Commercial Real Estate (B.C.) Inc.; DBA, Avison Young..

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