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Leduc Boulevard 9090 portefeuille de bureaux office portfolio quality office space for lease 9090 Leduc Boulevard Brossard, Québec 9090 Leduc Boulevard portefeuille de bureaux office portfolio Brossard, Québec Located at the west entrance of Le Square sector of Quartier DIX30TM, 9090 Leduc Boulevard offers a high-quality and modern work environment in the heart of Canada’s largest lifestyle shopping centre. The building offers over 30,000 contiguous square feet of Class-A office space, equipped with large fenestration providing abundant natural light and unobstructed views of the surrounding area. The building is home to several leading companies, medical services and amenities, including RBC, Clinique DIX30TM, Radiologie DIX30TM and Kinatex. In addition, the property is adjacent to Le Square’s underground parking, which includes 2,100 heated parking spaces. 9090 Boulevard Leduc benefits from the immediate proximity of the hundreds of shops, restaurants and services located in Quartier DIX30™, as well as the vibrant and colorful environment that the centre offers. Adjacent to the future Du Quartier station and the Réseau Express Métropolitain (REM) terminus, Quartier DIX30™ also benefits from its proximity to Downtown Montreal and the rest of the greater metropolitan area. AVISON YOUNG | QUARTIER DIX30TM | 9090 LEDUC BOULEVARD, BROSSARD, QC | QUALITY OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE 9090 Leduc Boulevard portefeuille de bureaux office portfolio Brossard, Québec characteristics Address 9090 Leduc Boulevard, Brossard, Québec J4Y 0E3 Building Name Quartier DIX30TM S4 Tower Year of construction 2012 Building Category Class A Number of Floors 5 floors Total Office Area 128,288 square feet Typical Floor Area 25,000 square feet Ceiling Height 9 feet Parking 2,100 underground parking spaces included (non reserved) Elevators 2 elevators (office) Optic Fibre Connectivity Yes Loading Docks Yes Security System Access card system Fire Protection System Smoke detectors and sprinklers AVISON YOUNG | QUARTIER DIX30TM | 9090 LEDUC BOULEVARD, BROSSARD, QC | QUALITY OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE 9090 Leduc Boulevard portefeuille de bureaux office portfolio Brossard, Québec Rentable Suite Floor Availability 330 Area 8,968 Suite 330 3rd floor Immediate square feet Rentable Suite Floor Availability 410 Area 21,915 Suite 410 4e floor Immediate square feet AVISON YOUNG | QUARTIER DIX30TM | 9090 LEDUC BOULEVARD, BROSSARD, QC | QUALITY OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE 9090 Leduc Boulevard portefeuille de bureaux office portfolio Brossard, Québec Mansfield Athletic Club Mansfield L’Étoile Concert Hall L’Étoile Alt Hotel Alt Rona Adonis SAQ 9090 Leduc Boulevard Boulevard 9090 Leduc Wal-Mart Alt + Hotel Alt Future REM terminus (2020) REM terminus Future Winners Future du Quartier Overpass Future MONTRÉAL Future du Quartier (2020) REM Station Future HIGHWAY 30 HIGHWAY 10 AVISON YOUNG | QUARTIER DIX30TM | 9090 LEDUC BOULEVARD, BROSSARD, QC | QUALITY OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE 9090 Leduc Boulevard portefeuille de bureaux office portfolio Brossard, Québec welcome to AVISON YOUNG | QUARTIER DIX30TM | 9090 LEDUC BOULEVARD, BROSSARD, QC | QUALITY OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE 9090 Leduc Boulevard portefeuille de bureaux office portfolio Brossard, Québec +180 shopping boutiques +65 foodie venues +30 health and well-being oases +15 pure entertainment destinations + day and night events year round AVISON YOUNG | QUARTIER DIX30TM | 9090 LEDUC BOULEVARD, BROSSARD, QC | QUALITY OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE 9090 Leduc Boulevard portefeuille de bureaux office portfolio Brossard, Québec contact Dominique Saucier Vice President, Chartered Real Estate Broker [email protected] 514.905.5446 Kevin Dopp quality office space for lease Vice President, Real Estate Broker [email protected] 514.360.3629 Olivier Pouliot Commercial Real Estate Broker [email protected] 514.312.8922 Avison Young Québec Inc. 9090 Commercial Real Estate Agency 1200 McGill College Avenue Leduc Boulevard Suite 2000 Brossard, Québec Montréal, Québec H3B 4G7 514.940.5330 AVISON YOUNG | QUARTIER DIX30TM | 9090 LEDUC BOULEVARD, BROSSARD, QC | QUALITY OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE.
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