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For Lease M Re 425 Carrall Street Mercial Premier Gastown Office Opportunities the Old Bc Electric Building ,VAN WN CO O T U S V A E R G C O E gt T R A B T S E E L CO AL FOR LEASE M RE 425 CARRALL STREET MERCIAL PREMIER GASTOWN OFFICE OPPORTUNITIES THE OLD BC ELECTRIC BUILDING ROBERT THAM MARC SAUL* WILLOW KING [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 604.609.0882 x 223 604.609.0882 x 222 604.609.0882 x 221 *Personal Real Estate Corporation CORBEL COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE SERVICES 632 Citadel Parade, Vancouver, BC, V6B 1X3 T:604.609.0882 | F:604.609.0886 www.corbelcommercial.com E. & O. E.: All information contained herein is from sources we deem reliable, and we have no reason to doubt its accuracy; however, no guarantee or responsibility is assumed thereof, and it shall not form any part of future contracts. Properties are submitted subject to errors and omissions and all information should be carefully verifi ed. All measurements quoted herein are approximate. 425 CARRALL STREET LOCATION The landmark property is ideally located at the corner of Carrall Street and West Hastings Street at the confluence of the Gastown and Chinatown districts in downtown Vancouver. Gastown is a preserved heritage zone adjacent to Vancouver’s financial core. The area is intersected by many transit routes, and is in close proximity to the SeaBus terminal, Stadium-Chinatown SkyTrain Station and the West Coast Express. The Old BC Electric Building is a strategically located character building which has been recently renovated to add contemporary improvements to its historical charm. Several new and popular restaurants and cafés, including L’Abattoir, Save-On-Meats, Tacofino, and PiDGiN, are located in the immediate area. FEATURES • Central location with excellent transit access, minutes from Stadium-Chinatown SkyTrain station • Charming character building with fully modernized building systems • Recently renovated lobby, with entrances on both Pender and Carrall Streets • Secured building with access via fob or intercom • Access to fitness facility, showers and change rooms • Newly renovated dedicated ride-in bike storage room • Potential access to secured on-site parking 425 CARRALL STREET AVAILABILITIES Fifth Floor Unit 550 Unit Unit 580 570 UNIT: DESCRIPTION: SIZE:1 GROSS RENT:2 #550 Large reception area with private offi ces, excellent ceiling heights and large operable windows. 1,055 SF (approx.) $3,877.13/month + GST #570 Large reception area with private offi ces, excellent ceiling heights and large operable windows. 1,030 SF (approx.) $3,785.25/month + GST Effi cient layout with large reception area, private offi ces, kitchenette, excellent ceiling heights and #580 2,200 SF (approx.) $8,085.00/month + GST large operable windows. 1All sizes are approximate and subject to remeasurement. 2Basic rent is subject to 5% management fee. Gross rent currently equates to this amount. Lease to be fully triple net. 425 CARRALL STREET Third Floor - #550 Fifth Floor - #570 425 CARRALL STREET Fifth Floor - #580 RESTAURANTS 1. Calabash Bistro 2. PiDGiN Restaurant Burrard Landing 3. Nicli Antica Pizzeria Canada Place 4. Rodney’s Oyster House 5. The Diamond W W Co 6. Bao Bei Ha rdov stin a St gs St 7. Bauhaus Water St W Hastings St Miku Vancouver 8. Wildebeest W Bentall Centre W at erf 9. L’Abattoir r16on Blood Alley t R d Alexander St W 10. Bestie Wa 14 terf ron Waterfront t R Burrard d 9 5 12 4 d Powell St nt R BARS & CAFÉSrfro t Crab Park ate S W e W W Cordova Stw Gastown Vancouver at Portside 11. DALINA o H Steam clock Vancouver Homer St t rt St 12. Milano Espresso Lounge S a Urban Winery tew W s S 7 ate Downtown r r St e C g 13. Juniper Restaurant & Bar e o n C 8 CF Pacific Centre Eastside ten R 25 n l ial a Rd r 20 14. Six Acres k Graville Powell St D M 3 Powell St art St ew r 2 29 15. The Keefer Bar Powell St St Vancouver City Centre GASTOWN Oppenheimer M 18 Vancouver Police16. LOCAL GastownPark E Hastings St Franklin St Hamilton St Museum & Archives 28 E Cordova St E Cordova St Columbia St 17. Matchstick Downtown 1 1 West Hastings Street 18. Darby’s Gastown 425 CARRALL ST E Hastings St E Hastings St Robson St 23 19. Jam Cafe r E Hastings St M 10 W t e D 19 c Queen Elizabeth Theatre o v S Cambie St L o e A k e d a r 20. Lost + Found Cafe a v e l a n E Pender St n e a l v l n E Pender St A Epender St o t D d Vancouver Public l A s C l r a E Pender St r D k e e E Pender St u r 22 G c 24 b Library,Central Library Main St H l a p m Vancouver e y SERVICES & CULTURE J n m a Beatty St D Frances St Chinatown Festival a 30 R r r C Stadium-Chinatown 13 Keefer St D 15 6 21. Andy Livingstone Park Andy Keefer St t n S S o n m ie Livingstone 22. Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical r b e Abbott St i Carrall St th Phnom Penh E Geogia St m V e a Keefer StPark E Geogia St S C t Chinese Garden E Geogia St 21 Roger Arena N Exp 23. Rennie Museum e o Adanac ls Bi Union St St o v11d 17 n Union St Union St S 24. Chinese Cultural Centre t E Georgia St BC Place Museum Venables St 26 27 Prior St Venables St e V M v Q e 25. Victory Square c r A u e L n r v e e o u a A n b n m 26. Rogers Arena s Parker St Dunsmuir Viaduct D e y D c w r a C YALETOWN a r S R l 27. Crosstown Elementary H a t r k Park Vancouver School D Napier St Georgia Viaduct r Creekside Park 28. Rickshaw Theatre 29. Imperial Vancouver William St M Science World at Telus alk VANCOUVER STRATHCONA in A World of Science 30. Stadium-Chinatown ve Coopers Park SkyTrain Station Charles St Pacific Blvd ROBERT THAM MARC SAUL* WILLOW KING 604.609.0882 Ext. 223 604.609.0882 Ext. 222 604.609.0882 Ext. 221 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] *Personal Real Estate Corporation. [email protected] | WWW.CORBELCOMMERCIAL.COM | 632 CITADEL PARADE, VANCOUVER BC, V6B 1X3 E. & O. E.: All information contained herein is from sources we deem reliable, and we have no reason to doubt its accuracy; however, no guarantee or responsibility is assumed thereof, and it shall not form any part of future contracts. Properties are submitted subject to errors and omissions and all information should be carefully verifi ed. All measurements quoted herein are approximate..
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