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T S a Ww As Sen C Ommons Ferry Terminal FOR LEASE SOUTH DELTA 5,000 SF RESTAURANT WITH PATIOS Splashdown Waterpark Salish Sea Drive Tsawwassen Highway 17 (SFPR) Mills Design Build Restaurant Tsawwassen Opportunity Commons 87% LEASED 52 Street Fisherman Way TSAWWASSEN TSAWWASSEN COMMONS SHELDON SCOTT ARJEN HEED Personal Real Estate Corporation Associate Colliers International Executive Vice President 604 662 2685 200 Granville Street | 19th Floor 604 662 2660 [email protected] Vancouver, BC | V6C 2R6 [email protected] 604 681 4111 | collierscanada.com OPPORTUNITY SALIENT FACTS TO LEASE NEW RESTAURANT SPACE MUNICIPAL Big Box and Shop Component: WITH A ROOFTOP PATIO AND EXPANSIVE ADDRESS 4949 Canoe Pass Way, Delta, BC V4M 0B2 OUTDOOR PATIO AT THE EVOLVING Service Commercial (Lot 5): TSAWWASSEN COMMONS SHOPPING 4890 Canoe Pass Way, Delta, BC V4M 0B1 CENTRE. LEGAL ADDRESS Big Box and Shop Component: PID: 029-708-702 Lot B Section 15 Township 5 New Westminster District Plan EPP42761 Service Commercial Site (Lot 5): PID: 029-708-745 Lot C Section 15 Township 5 New Westminster District Plan EPP42761 GROSS RENTABLE Currently Developed: 460,000 SF (approximately) AREA Potential Expansion: 70,000 SF (approximately) PARKING 1,798 SF for a ratio of 4 stalls per 1000 SF of rentable area AVAILABILITY Please see Site Plan herein ACCESS/EGRESS Salish Sea Drive: Signalized intersection at Canoe Pass Way Salish Sea Drive: Right in, Right out (Service Commercial Component). Canoe Pass Way: 2 access points via signalized intersection 52nd Street: Signalized intersection at Canoe Pass Way Fisherman Way: All-directional ADDITIONAL RENT $11.89 per square foot plus a Management Administration (2019 ESTIMATE) Fee of 5% of Minimum Rent ASKING RATE Please contact listing agents SITE PLAN FISHERMAN WAY aki r apeutics r N Me 5,648 SF The J 01 - 2,007 SF 02 - 2,011 SF 12,280 SF O DOLLARAMA Deas Island Dance T E Design Build TRE S Restaurant Opportunity ND 52 PAD 1 AD 2 P PAD AA 5 2,500 SF ALISH SEA DRIVE 4 - 629 SF S PAD Z FUTURE PHASE Tsawwassen Shores Aquilini Showsuite Q-Nails FUTURE PHASE CANOE PASS WAY PAD 4 Y Bobby A Pinz Beauty SMK S W Kahuna Dog Smokery AS Japanese & Bar Restaurant 17-20 4,581 SF 6 6 CANOE P 2,500 SF 1,467 SF Two StonesGrill 7 5 - 1,018 SF B T2 - 1,003 SF 15-16 1,100 SF UILDING T 4 - 1,201 SF 4,078 SF 8 Pho 1,100 SF N&N Hair Salon 9 Simply UILDING U UILDING V 904 SF Drycleaner B B 10 Dentist 1,000 SF 13-14 11 3,000 SF 1,000 SF 12 PAD 5 1,000 SF CANOE PASS WAY 2 Outdoor Area 4,216SF 1 1,962 SF BUILDING BB C Available UILDING C B 1,600 SF 2,973 SF Under Negotiation ALISH SEA DRIVE S Leased SITE PLAN-RESTAURANT PAD 3 WITH ROOFTOP PATIO FUTURE FUTURE BUILDING BUILDING PATIO HIGHLIGHTS > Design build > Ample “drive-up” parking > Expansive ground floor patio > Complimentary anchor tenants > Flexible size > Rooftop patio > High exposure > Easy accessibility LOCATION PROJECT > Tsawwassen Commons is located in South Delta’s most prominent new Tsawwassen Commons is currently comprised of 460,000 SF of brand shopping district, adjacent to Tsawwassen Mills mega shopping centre. new commercial space. Highlights include: The Trade Area based on 2017 estimates is as follows: > Anchored by some of the country’s strongest drawing retailers Average including: Walmart, Rona, Canadian Tire, Home Sense, Dollarama, Number of DRIVE TIME Population Household Households Staples, Club 16 by Trevor Linden Fitness, Marks, and PetSmart Income > Ideally suited for large format, big box, restaurants, freestanding and 12-MINUTE 44,919 18,246 $117,852 shop type retailers > An abundance of surface parking – 1,851 stalls for a ratio of over 4 17-MINUTE 106,803 39,492 $142,806 stalls per 1,000 SF > New transportation infrastructure makes the project easily accessible > Extensive residential growth planned nearby - approximately 3,000 > Fair market lease rates new residential units have recently been approved for development in > Well serviced by public transit the area > Close to Tsawwassen Mills, a 1.2 million SF mega shopping centre > New business park of 300 acres with potential for 4,000,000 SF of state-of-the-art industrial space planned for a site 5 minutes from Tsawwassen Commons > Amazon plans to open a 450,000 SF warehouse facility in the business park in 2019. News reports indicate the facility will create 700 full-time jobs > Close proximity to the Tsawwassen Ferry Terminal (workforce: 500 approx.) and Delta iPort (workforce: 3,300 approx.) 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