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RETAILNEW RETAIL SPACE FORFOR LEASELEASE CENTRAL LONSDALE ........................................ ANCHORED BY WHOLE FOODS EAST 13TH STREET EAST 13TH STREET LONSDALE AVENUE JOHN MIDDLETON ONNI GROUP VICE PRESIDENT, LEASING #300 - 550 ROBSON STREET T 604.602.7711 VANCOUVER, BC V6B 2B7 E [email protected] ONNI.COM OPPORTUNITY CentreView is the highest profile mixed use redevelopment site on the North Shore of Metro Vancouver with approximately 91,200 square feet of new FIRST retail space. LEVEL CentreView is a community of its own with 342 residential homes in two towers, 78,800 square feet of office and an 11,000 square feet child care facility. Retail amenities include: Liberty Wines, Steve Nash Fitness World, Shoppers Drug Mart, personal services and Whole Foods as it’s retail anchor. AVAILABLE RETAIL EAST 14TH STREET UNITS EAST 13TH STREET • 2,800 sq. ft. MEZZ LEVEL EAST 14TH STREET • 894 sq. ft. LEASED LONSDALE AVENUE HUB SHOPPERS • 5,514 sq. ft. SHOPPERS DRUG LONSDALE AVENUE LONSDALE RESTAURANT5,514 DRUGMART MART & LOUNGE EAST 13TH STREET LOCATION SECOND LEVEL On the corner of Lonsdale Avenue and East 13th Street, CentreView is situated within the heart of Central Lonsdale’s office supply and the Lions Gate Hospital. CentreView is also serviced by excellent transportion infrastructure, being located 1.8 km from the Seabus in Lonsdale Quay and 1.3 km south of Highway 1. Traffic counts in this area are 9,000 vehicles per AVENUE LONSDALE STEVE NASH FITNESS WORLD day along 13th Street and 18,000 vehicles STEVE NASH FITNESS WORLD per day along Lonsdale Avenue. EAST 13TH STREET The Developer reserves the right to make changes to the floor plans, project design, specifications and features, without notice, The Developer reserves the right to make changes to the floor plans, project design, specifications and shouldThe Developer it be necessary. reserves Site the plans right andto make renderings changes are to concepts the floor only.plans, E.&O.E. project design, specifications and features, without notice, should it be necessary. Site plans and renderings are concepts only. E.&O.E. features, without notice, should it be necessary. Site plans and renderings are concepts only. E.&O.E. NEW RETAIL FOR LEASEW 28 ST W 27TH ST 26TH ST W In the neighbourhood DRIVE TIMES TRANSIT Food and drinks Recreation TRANS-CANADA HWY 1 Bravo Cucina 41 Chris Zuehlke Baseball Field MACKAY CREEK IMMEDIATE AREA:GREENBE LionsLT Gate Hospital, CentreView’s strategically located on 2 Browns Restaurant and Bar 42 Derek Inman Tennis Courts North Vancouver’s main transit corridors North Vancouver City Hall, North 66 47 3 Burgoo 43 Harry Jerome Vancouver Public Library via both Lonsdale Avenue and 13th 23RD ST W GREENWOOD Arena and Pool PARK 4 Fishworks Street. VIEW DR T 43 46 44 Kinsmen Field 5 Gusto Di Quattro 10 MIN. DRIVE: Park Royal Shopping WES 22ND ST E 45 Lower Lonsdale O CREEK TRAIL 6 Hachi Hana Japanese Centre, Park & Tilford Shops & Gardens, BeingT approximately a ten minute58 bus 59 Community Garden 21ST ST E 7 Jack Lonsdale’s Pub Seymour Creek Golf Centre, Capilano ride from Lonsdale Quay, CentreView’s 48 46 Memorial Recreation Centre and Liquor Store University, Lynn Valley Trails locationMOSQUI connects North Vancouver to 47 Mickey McDougall 68 27 32 8 Mother’s Smoothies Metro Vancouver’s public transit system. E 20 ST Recreation Centre W 28 ST and Juice Bar 15 MIN. DRIVE: Burnaby, West 40 48 Lawn Bowling Club 9 Palki W 27TH ST and Tennis Courts Vancouver, Vancouver 41 44 E 19 ST 10 Pasparos Taverna 26TH ST W In the neighbourhood 49 Tennis Courts VE 24 A 11 and Soccer Field VE Pier 7 Restuarant and Bar VE A MAHON A E 18 ST Food and drinks Recreation TRANS-CANADA HWY 2 50 Yogapod PARK 54 12 Raglan’s Bistro MACKAY CREEK 1 Bravo Cucina 41 Chris Zuehlke Baseball Field ALE GREENBELT D 14 ORGES 2 Browns Restaurant and Bar 42 Derek Inman Tennis Courts 13 Red Chilli Szechuan Financial E 66 47 28 E 17 ST 3 43 ONS Burgoo Harry Jerome GREENWOOD CHESTERFIELD L 14 15 16 23RD ST W64 ST G Starbuck Arenas and Pool 51 Bank of Montreal PARK 19 4 Fishworks VIEW DR 52 T 43 46 44 Kinsmen Field 29 5 Gusto Di Qua17ttro Sushi Bella 52 CIBC WES 22ND ST E 53 E 16 ST 45 Lower Lonsdale O CREEK TRAIL 6 Hachi Hana Japanese T 58 59 23 Community Garden MARINE DR 18 Sushi Nami Japanese 53 HSBC 21ST ST E 51 35 7 Jack Lonsdale’s Pub 48 9 46 Memorial Recreation Centre and Liquor Store MOSQUI 7 56 19 Symposio Greek Taverna 54 Royal Bank of Canada 15TH ST E 47 Mickey McDougall 68 27 32 8 70 8 Mother’s Smoothies VE E 20 ST 55 26 6 49 Recreation Centre A and Juice Bar20 Tamarind Hill 40 55 Scotia Bank 71 39 20 48 Lawn Bowling Club VE BOULEVARD 9 Palki Malaysian Cuisine A 18 and Tennis Courts 65 34 37 PARK 56 TD Bank 41 44 E 19 ST 38 10 Pasparos Taverna 69 15 21 49 Tennis Courts BEWICKE The District VE 24 A VE 11 and Soccer Field HANES Pier 7 Restuarant and Bar VE Schools A MAHON A E 18 ST 3RD ST W 2KEITH RD W 13TH ST W 12 22 The Portly 5Chef0 Yogapod PARK 54 Raglan’s Bistro ALE 57 D KEITH RD W Bodwell High School 14 ORGES 60 13 Red Chilli Szechuan Financial E 23 Tim Hortons 28 E 17 ST ONS 1 CHESTERFIELD L 14 1 5 16 Starbucks 51 Bank of Montreal 58 Carson Graham Secondary 64 63 ST G 52 19 24 LOWER 62 22 VD E Mythos Taverna 29 L 17 Sushi Bella 52 CIBC 53 E 16 ST 12TH ST E 59 Lonsdale Creek MACKAY 23 18 Sushi Nami Japanese 53 HSBC MARINE DRCREEK 51 35 Grocery Day Care Centre 9 7 56 19 Symposio Greek Taverna 54 Royal Bank of Canada PARK 15TH ST E 8 70 GRAND B VE 55 26 6 49 A 11TH ST E 20 Tamarind Hill25 Artisan Bake Shoppe 60 Queen Mary Elementary 55 Scotia Bank 71 39 20 VE BOULEVARD 13 Malaysian Cuisine 65 A 34 37 18 56 TD Bank PARK 26 Ayoub’s Dried Fruits 61 St Andrew’s Preschool 69 15 38 61 21 The District BEWICKE and Nuts Schools HANES KEITH RD W 13TH ST W 10TH ST E 22 The Portly Chef 62 St. Edmund’s 3RDEleme ST W ntary AUTOMALL DR 57 Bodwell High School KEITH RD W 60 23 Tim Hortons 27 Blue Seas Fish Market 1 VICT 58 Carson Graham Secondary 6 3 St. Thomas Aquinas 63 P ARK 24 LOWER 62 22 VD E ORIA Mythos Taverna L 28 City Market 5 9LoblawsLonsdale Creek MACKAY 12TH ST E Grocery Day Care Centre CREEK 64 Westview Elementary PARK 3RD ST W 29 Golestan Bakery GRAND B 25 Artisan Bake Shoppe 60 Queen Mary Elementary 57 11TH ST E Entertainment 13 26 Ayoub’s Dried 30 FruitsIGA 61 St Andrew’s Preschool 61 and Essentials HARBOURSIDE DR 8TH ST E and Nuts 10TH ST E 62 St. Edmund’s Elementary AUTOMALL DR VE 27 31 Kin’s Farm Market Blue Seas Fish Market 65 Capilano Mall VICT 63 St. Thomas Aquinas P ARK 10 28 City Market Loblaws ORIA ALE A VE 32 London Drugs 64 W estview Elementary 66 Centennial Theatre Centre 3RD ST W 29 Golestan Bakery 57 ONSD KEITH RD W Entertainment L ORGES A 30 IGA 33 Lonsdale Quay 50 and Essentials 67 Empire TheHARBOURSIDEatres DR - 8TH ST E VE 36 ST GE 31 Kin’s Farm Market TER 16 34 PriceSmart 6 5 Capilano Mall A 67 45 68 Lonsdale Pet Hospital 10 ALE A WVE 7TH ST E 32 London Drugs 66 Centennial Theatre Centre FRONTARK 25 ONSD P KEITH RD W 35 3 6 Shoppers Drug Mart L 33 Lonsdale Quay 69 North Vancouver City Hall 50 ORGES A 30 67 Empire Theatres - 17 VE ST GE 4 36 16 A TER 74 34 PriceSmart 3 7 Thrifty Foods 68 Lonsdale Pet Hospital A 67 45 6TH ST E 70 North Vancouver RCMP W 7TH ST E FRONTARK 25 12 35 3 6 Shoppers Drug Mart P 69 North Vancouver City Hall 30 VIDS 17 VE 4 31 5 A Medical 74 72 A 37 Thrifty Foods 71 North Vancouver District 33 21 6TH ST E D 70 North Vancouver RCMP 12 5TH ST E VIDS 42 Public Library 3 ST Medical 72 31 5 A 38 Lions Gate 7 Hospital1 North Van couver District 33 21 D 42 5TH ST E Public Library 3 ST 38 Lions Gate Hospital 72 Seabus Terminal 11 ESPL 39 Lonsdale De 72 nSeabustal Terminal 11 39 Lonsdale Dental ESPL 4TH ST E 4TH ST E ANADE A 73 The Pier 73 The Pier ANADE A 40 Medical Clinic 40 Medical Clinic 74 Vancouver Lonsdale VE VE 74 Vancouver Lonsdale 73 3RD ST W Quay Bus Terminal 73 3RD ST W Quay Bus Terminal SPIRIT TRAIL SPIRIT TRAIL 2ND ST E 2ND ST E NEW RETAIL RETAILFOR SPACELEASE FOR LEASE LONSDALE QUAY SEABUS TERMINAL MARINE DRIVE NORTH VANCOUVER CITY HALL NORTH VANCOUVER CITY LIBRARY EAST 8TH STREET LONSDALE AVENUE LIONS GATE HOSPITAL CENTREVIEW 91,200 SF OF EAST 13TH STREET RETAIL SPACE JOHN MIDDLETON ONNI GROUP VICE PRESIDENT, LEASING #300 - 550 ROBSON STREET T 604.602.7711 VANCOUVER, BC V6B 2B7 E [email protected] ONNI.COM.
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