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Cremazie Complex General Information The information below may change without notice. CREMAZIE COMPLEX GENERAL INFORMATION Located at the corner of West Crémazie Boulevard and Saint-Laurent Boulevard, this 1963 two-building complex benefits from both extraordinary visibility and quick access to the city’s major highways. Its bordering position to the Villeray-Saint-Michel-Parc-Extension and Ahuntsic-Cartierville boroughs makes its accessibility by public transport unique for the sector. 50 CRÉMAZIE BLVD, MONTREAL, QC H2P 1A2 110 CRÉMAZIE BLVD, MONTREAL, QC H2P 1B9 Number of floors ......................................................... 13 Number of floors ......................................................... 13 Total area ..................................................315,305 sq.ft. Total area ..................................................214,400 sq.ft. Standard floor .............................................24 750 sq.ft. Standard floor ..............................................16,700 sq.ft Commercial area ......................................20,492 sq.ft. Commercial area ......................................11,623 sq.ft. Types ............................................ Offices, Commercial Types ............................................ Offices, Commercial ACCESSIBILITY BUS CAR 52 - de Liège (East/West) Located on West Cremazie Boulevard, on the 55 - Boulevard Saint-Laurent (North/South) Métropolitaine Highway (40) service road, at the 100 - Crémazie (East/West) corner of St-Laurent Boulevard, the complex is 135 - De l’Esplanade (North/South) just minutes from highways 15 and 19, L’Acadie Boulevard, Jean-Talon Street and Henri-Bourassa TRAIN Boulevard. Sauvé Station (1.7 km): Mascouche Chabanel Station (1.8 km): Saint-Jérôme METRO Crémazie Station: 650 m Orange Line: Montmorency (Laval) / Côte-Vertu (St-Laurent) BICYCLE The complex is located a mere 500 m from the Montreal cycle path network, at the corner of Gaspé Avenue and East Liège Street. The BIXI network also has several stations nearby: Clark / de Liège: 350 m Guizot / St-Laurent: 550 m St-Laurent Blvd Crémazie Station CREMAZIE COMPLEX Train Track Métropolitaine Highway CERTIFICATION The Crémazie Complex was certifiedBOMA BEST Silver in March 2017. The Silver award is awarded to buildings that have met the BEST Practices and have achieved between 50 and 79% on the BOMA BEST questionnaire, the most important evaluation and certification program in Canada. AMENITIES Bank ...................................................... In the Complex Dry Cleaner .......................................... In the Complex Café ...................................................... In the Complex Dentist ................................................... In the Complex Daycare ............................................... In the Complex Pharmacy............................................. In the Complex Restaurants .......................................... In the Complex Conference Rooms............................. In the Complex Convenience Store ............................. In the Complex Grocery Store ..................................................... 180 m* Gym ..................................................................... 260 m* Service Station .................................................... 300 m* * Calculated from 50, Crémazie Blvd GROUPE PETRA A Valued Partner for More than 30 Years Groupe Petra is a private management firm boasting over three decades of active involvement within the real estate sector. We own and operate a portfolio of office, commercial and industrial buildings totalling 8.3 million square feet (770,000 square metres) and provide comprehensive management services, including leasing, space layouts, construction, preventive maintenance and continuous improvement. Most of our properties are concentrated in the Montreal, Toronto and Quebec City markets. We pride ourselves on our keen understanding of market conditions, our attentiveness to our tenants’ needs, our commitment to establishing long- term relationships with our clients and our conscientiousness in creating high-quality professional environments. Our management style is rooted in strong core values that have enabled us to leverage our success and growth over the years. Our Values: The Foundation of Our Success CONTACT • Trust: The central element of the relationships we JEAN-PHILIPPE GIROUX build with our clients 514-321-7515 | 514-830-5208 • Innovation: What pushes us to constantly go the [email protected] extra mile in providing state-of-the-art environments • Experience: The insight of the seasoned professionals who make up our multidisciplinary team • Tenant Service: Our top priority in everything we do..
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