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A Fantastic Retail Opportunity A FANTASTIC RETAIL OPPORTUNITY Located at the northeast corner of Mississauga Road and Sandalwood Parkway in NEIGHBOURING PLAZA INCLUDES the heart of the Mount Pleasant Community the new Centretown Plaza will create MANAGED BY new and exciting retail opportunities in Brampton. Centretown Plaza will have an array of options for lease in a variety of sizes and layouts. 1 SCHOOL/ F DAYCARE 14563 sq.ft. (leased) FOOD F-8 (leased) F-1 F-2 F-3 F-4 F-5 F-6 F-7 4500 A sq.ft. 2821 sq.ft. B-1 B 5000 PHARMACY/ sq.ft. MEDICAL B-2 (leased) E 7845 sq.ft. mississauga road kent road GAS STATION D-5 Leasable Area Building Gross Building Suite No (sq.ft.) Area (sq.ft.) D-4 D FINANCIAL A A-1 (leased) 2288.8 2821 (leased) 8391.76 D-3 sq.ft. B B-1 2325.86 5000 1800 C sq.ft. 7901.46 B-2 2084.64 C-1 D-2 C C-1 (leased) 1800 7901.4 6 sq.ft. C-2 1327.4 C-3 1466.79 C-2 C-3 C-4 C-5 D-1 C-4 1466.79 C-5 1092.32 D D-1 2303.47 8391.76 D-2 1505.87 D -3 1608.77 D -4 1608.77 D-5 1604.79 E E-1 (leased) 1427.07 7845 sandalwood parkway west E-2 (leased) 1515.77 E-3 (leased) 1515.77 E-4 (leased) 1451.08 E-5 (leased) 1256.57 F F-1 1127.52 14563 F-2 1270.57 F-3 1335.26 F-4 1335.26 F-5 1335.26 F-6 1335.26 F-7 1335.26 F-8 (leased) 4500 TOTAL 46522.22 This Site Plan is subject to change. SITE MOUNT PLEASANT, A GROWING VISION The City of Brampton has identified Mount Pleasant as the focus for future growth and development. Over the next decade, new residential developments are expected to bring thousands of residents into the area. To provide for this, the City has envisioned new infrastructure, parks, transit, schools, employment and commercial facilities. Located in the heart of all of this, Centretown Plaza will leverage this tremendous potential of growth and development in the near future. MANAGED BY 4 4 2 E Y W K 7 4 P D O BRAMALEA RD 107 O MAYFIELD RD 8 BOVAIRD DR E LW 4 DA N KENNEDY RD N A NEIGHBOURHOOD S 15 TORBRAM RD 18 3 Y HURONTARIO ST W 4 AMENITIES MAP K P S M IA L IL W 11 PARKS 10. Fortinos Supermarket TRANSIT/PUBLIC 410 1. Meadowvale 11. Bramalea City Centre 1. Brampton GO Station Rail MCLAUGHLIN RD 10 10 DIXIE RD 11 Conservation Area 12. 410@ 7 Shopping Centre 2. Mt Pleasant GO Station Rail 9 13 12 2. Heart Lake 13 Centennial Mall 3. Toronto Pearson International 16 WANLESS RD CHINGUACOUSY RD 3 Conservation Area Airport 13 14. Kennedy Square Mall 5 3. Trudelle Park 3 2 6 15. Trinity Common Mall 4. Brampton Civic Hospital Y W 2 4. Homestead Park W 14 K 16. Sobeys P 3 D 12 O 6 15 5. McMicking Park O 4 5 17. Fletcher’s Meadow Plaza EDUCATION/LIBRARY W 4 6 QUEEN ST E L 1 GAS STATION A 6. Fred Kline Park D 1 18. LCBO Brampton 1. St. Bonaventure Catholic N 2 16 A 17 7. Meadowland Park S 7 Elementary MISSISSAUGA RD 7 7 5 MAIN ST S 2. St. Edmund Campion Secondary 5 ENTERTAINMENT/ 2 3 14 GOLF RECREATION 3. Fletcher’s Meadow Secondary 1. Streetsville Glen Golf Club 4. Guardian Angels Catholic 2 1 1. Powerade Centre Elementary 8 2. Peel Village Golf Course 1 2. Chris Gibson Recreation Centre 5. Mt. Pleasant Village Public 3. Turnberry Golf Club 3. Cineplex Odeon Orion Gate 1 Elementary 4. Lionhead Golf & Country Club Cinemas 3 6. University of Toronto at 6 4. Earnscliffe Recreation Centre 407 Mississauga 5. Dixie and 407 Soccer Fields BOVAIRD DR W SHOPPING 7. Mt. Pleasant Village Branch 6. GoodLife Fitness Brampton Library DERRY RD W 1. Shoppers World Mall STEELES AVE E 7. Brampton Soccer Centre 4 2. Queen St E Shopping Centre 8. SilverCity Brampton Cinemas 5 3. Walmart Supercentre 9. Meadowvale Four Rinks Arena 4. Metro 10. Century Gardens Arena 19 5. Mt Pleasant Village Square 11. Victoria Park Arena 1 6. Main St N Shopping Centre 12. Brampton Union St. WINSTON CHURCHILL BLVD 401 7. Costco Wholesale 1 YMCA Centre 8. Apple Factory Farm Market 13. Cassie Campbell 9. Walmart Community Centre 14. Brampton Memorial Arena 9 6 7 MOUNT PLEASANT PLAZA BRAMPTON, ONTARIO DEMOGRAPHIC 5KM BRAMPTON TORONTO INFORMATION RING (CSD) (CMA) POPULATION 107,937 592,349 6,168,677 Growth Rate 2011 - 2016 9.5% 9.3% 6.9% Projected Growth 2016 - 2021 6.2% 7.3% 5.7% HOUSEHOLDS 29,015 167,339 2,224,187 Growth Rate 2011 - 2016 8.9% 7.7% 7.7% Projected Growth 2016 - 2021 6.0% 6.8% 6.2% AVERAGE HOUSEHOLD INCOME $106,088 $100,629 $109,774 Median Household Income $90,440 $83,235 $74,276 BUSINESS Workplace Population 16,508 164,152 3,198,491 Total Dayime Population 70,546 464,830 6,272,928 EDUCATION No Certificate, Diploma or Degree 18.9% 20.9% 17.2% High School Certificate 25.7% 28.7% 24.1% Bachelor’s Degree or Higher 22.8% 21.4% 32.4% ETHNICITY Caucasian or Aboriginal 24.6% 28.5% 51.5% Black 20.7% 13.9% 7.2% Asian 8.2% 6.6% 16.8% South Asian 37.1% 42.8% 17.8% Latin American 2.6% 2.6% 2.3% Arab 1.0% 1.0% 1.6% Other 5.8% 4.6% 2.9% A COMPANY BUILT ON VALUES Centretown Plaza is a signature development of Primont, a leader in residential and commercial development in the GTA. Prime locations, elegant design, superlative craftsmanship and unrivaled customer service have earned Primont the trust of tens of thousands of customers. Our mission is to meet your expectations at every step of the way. Today you can see our signature quality and excellence at dozens of Primont communities across the Greater Toronto Area. MANAGED BY 11 BE PART OF THE GROWTH Now is the time to invest in Centretown Plaza and secure the growth and future of your business. Call today and let us show you how you can take it to the next level. Russell Godwin Principal | Sales Representative Northwest Atlantic (Canada) Inc., Brokerage 864 York Mills Road, Toronto, ON M3B 1Y4 Direct: (416) 391-6960 | Mobile: (416) 518-6633 | Fax: (416) 391-1300 Toll: 1-877-391-3900 x 226 [email protected] | www.nwaretail.com Sam Di Loreto Sales Representative | Special Projects Coordinator Spectrum Realty Services Inc., Brokerage 8400 Jane Street, Unit #9 | Vaughan,Ont | L4K 4L8 Tel: 416-736-6500 | Fax: 416-736-9766 [email protected] 12.
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