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Suncor Energy Centre Suncor Energy Centre - East Tower 111 - 5th Avenue SW, Calgary, AB WARREN HEDGES +1 403 298 0411 [email protected] DEREK WIENS +1 403 298 0415 [email protected] FOR SUBLEASE v For Sublease | Suncor Energy Centre - East Tower BUILDING DETAILS: Constructed 1983 Rentable Area 585,630 square feet Average Floorplate 20,000 square feet Number of Floors 32 Landlord ARCI Ltd. and SEC GP Inc., the sole general partner of: SEC LP HVAC Monday - Friday: 7:30 am - 6:00 pm Saturday: 7:30 am - 1:30 pm The building’s HVAC systems are designed to meet or exceed ASHRAE Building Code requirements. Individual fancoil units on each floor provides tenants the ultimate comfort control SUBLEASE INFORMATION: Available Premises: 24th Floor – 20,051 sf. (premises can also be demised down to approx. 1/2 of a floor) Sublandlord: PwC Management Services LP Sublease Term: Expires September 30, 2025 (shorter sublease term possible) Sublease Rates: Attractive sublease rates apply Operating Cost & Taxes: $26.03 per square foot (2015 estimate) Date Available: 60-90 days notice Parking: One (1) stall per 2,100 square foot leased @$525.00 per month per unreserved stall COMMENTS: • Premises is fully improved with high quality finishes and is excellent move-in condition • Existing furniture can be made available for rent or purchase • Attractive high rise skyline views from premises • Building is a certified green building with a Gold level LEED EB:O&M certification • Plus 15 and retail levels in complex have 27 retail tenants providing a wide range of food, medical and specialty services • Onsite management with 24/7 building access and security v For Sublease | Floor 24 - 20,051 square feet N For Sublease Suncor Energy Centre - East Tower 1886 Cafe Barley Mill Calgary Sien Lok Park Chinatown Ernst & Sheraton Joey Senior’s Centre Young Eau Claire Tomatoes Tower 205 Riverfront 140 Bowside 2 Ave Manor Broadview Centre Centre United Church 116 - 2 Ave Centre Street SW Centre Harmonious Hong Kong Plaza Calgary 2 Avenue SW 2 Avenue SW Chinese 2 Avenue SW 2 Avenue SE Cultural Centre Chow Block 129 Centennial Place Livingston Place Wai-Kwan NG 119-2 Ave 119-2 123-2 Ave 123-2 2 Ave Kwan Manor Tower Church Chinese Building 2 Street SW West Tower 207 207 Pentacostal Pentacostal 5 Street SW 1 Street 200-218 Devon Street Centre Tower O¤ce Tower 116 Wah 138 Hotel Residences West Tower East Tower South Tower 1 Street SW 100 3 Ave Ying 3 Ave 100-6 Centre 5 Harvest MNS East Far Shopping Shopping 114-3 Ave 114-3 3 Ave 3 Ave 3 Street SW Plaza Calgary City Centre St. 233 Centre 4 Street SW Apartments Centre Street SW Centre 3 Avenue SW 3 Avenue SW 3 Avenue SW 3 Avenue SW 3 Avenue SE 302 Eau Claire Plaza II Eau Claire Parkade The Westin 3 Ave Good Place I Place II Parkade North Tower 308 The Riverfront Parkade 115 - 119 City Plaza Fortune 119 123 Government of Canada Westin (200 Stalls) 310 3 Ave Plaza 3 Ave3 Ave Harry Hays Building Riverfront Shell BP 312 Jamieson Place Centre Pointe 403 512-528 Centre Sun Life Riverfront Ave 4 Ave The Westin Plaza First 1 Street SE 316 - 3 Street Altius Hotel Plaza I Plaza III Asia 1 Street SW (Retail) Hotel Pacic Dragon City Mall Street (Booker’s BBQ Centre West Tower East Tower Plaza & Crab Shack) International Caesar’s Caesar’s Centre Resturant 3 Street SW 4 Street SW 2 Street SE 5 Street SW Centre Street SW Centre 4 Avenue SW 4 Avenue SW 4 Avenue SW 4 Avenue SW 4 Avenue SE 4 Avenue SE 4 Avenue SE Selkirk London House Fourth Fifth Avenue Place Cecil Appartments & Fouth Calgary West Tower Hotel Drop-In Centre House Northland Place II Fifth Place Telus Delta Bow Valley Inn 2 Street SW Avenue House Place 1 Street SW YWCA Tower James Short Park & Calgary Lagin Place Cecil Hotel East Tower Underground Parkade Beer/Wine TransCanada TransCanada (880 Stalls) Aquitaine 520 Chevron 444 TD Bank Calgary Stock Tower 5 Ave Plaza 5 Ave Roslyn Place I Exchange Courtyard Wayne 2 Street SE 5 Street SW Fire Station #1 Building Tower Building 3 Street SW 5 Avenue SW 5 Avenue SW 5 Avenue SW 5 Avenue SW 5 Avenue SE 5 Avenue SE 441 5 Avenue SE Five 5 Ave Fifth & Bow Valley Bow Valley Bow Pro. 333 Calgary Epcor Place East Building Ten Third Square III Square II Park Fifth 5 Ave Petrolium Club Northwest 5 Street SW Knox Hall West East Development Site Travelers Building Bow Valley Centre Street SW Centre The Bow (Potential) Knox United College 4 Street SW Tower Church 404 1 Street SE 330 2 Street SW Centrium Place Education 426 Calgary Park House 6 Ave Bow Valley Car 6 Ave 6 Ave Square V Bow Valley Rental of Board Calgary Resturant Square I 2 Street SE 1 Street SW Suncor Energy Centre 6 Avenue SW 6 Avenue SW 6 Avenue SW 6 Avenue SW 6 Avenue SE 6 Avenue SE 6 Avenue SE Barclay Calgary Intact Place 225 Sixth Hanover Police Remand Centre Parkade West Lougheed Building Place Rocky Mountain Court Centre East Development Service Church Provincial Courts St. Francis Surface Park 2 Street SW Brookeld Place Court 431 5 Street SW 157 Stalls 3 Street SW (Potential) Police Underground Parkade Phase I The Bow Place Carter House 6 Ave 800 Stalls South Block Parking The Court of Appeal First (Potential) Structure Canadian Cathedral First Phase II Telus Sky Tower Church of The Rocky William R City of Centre Telus Building Street SW Centre Redeemer Mountain Castell Central City Parkade 444 - 7 Ave Canadian Telus (Potential) Calgary Police (300 Stalls) 424 4 Street SW Phase II Plaza Library 1 Street SE Headquarters Legion #1 Centre 2 Street SE 7 Ave (Potential) 1 Street SW St. Regis Hotel St. Regis 4 Street SW Station 1 Street SW Station City Hall Station Light Rail Transit Light Rail Transit Light Rail Transit Light Rail Transit 3 Street SW Station Centre Street SW Station City Hall Station 115-125 109 TD Canada Dome Toronto Central Dominion 7 Ave 7 Ave Trust Tower Tower Scotia United (retail) Hyatt Old City Hall Craig Holt Renfrew Square Centre Hudsons Bay Regency City Hall Building Building Church Delaware Telus Administration 2 Street SW Company Hotal Boardcasting Convention Building Centre Olympic Plaza Bank of 1 Street SE Tower Home Oil Scotia Kraft Montreal Norman Clarence Royal Watermark Devonian Gardens Building Historic Calgary Eaton Tower Centre Block Block Bank Bank Thomson Doll Hotel Venini CCH Nelson 2 Street SE Molson’s Toronto Toronto 4th Level Building Building 8 Ave St. Louis Centre Building Block Building 424A Lancaster Block 5 Street SW Dominion Bank 8 Avenue SW 8 Avenue SW 8 Avenue SW 8 Avenue SW 8 Avenue SE 8 Avenue SE Calgary Municipal Bankers Hall CIBC 109 - 123 Calgary Public 411 HSBC Alberta 221-227 Flames Ward Building Burns Building Alberta Alberta 8 Ave 8 Ave Building Building Treasury Central 429-31 8 Ave 8 Ave Block Hotel (retail) Block Building Shaw Bank of Branch (retail) Palace Leeson & 4 Street SW Nova Scotia Nova Building Building Pain Block Building 129 - 8 Ave Lineham Block 101 - 8 Ave Calgary 2 Street SW Royal Bank Royal Hollinsworth East 3 Street SW Marriott West Tower Telus Glenbow West Tower 1 Street SW Hotel Calgary Centre for Tower East Tower Convention Museum Centre Street SW Centre Civic Plaza Salvation Army Centre the Performing Arts Parkade Bankers Court 150 - 9 Ave Le Germain Underground Parkade Centre of Hope Place Eighth Avenue Place 500 Stalls Edwards 1 Street SE Alberta Grain Alberta & Surface Park Exchange Building Exchange 9 Avenue SW 9 Avenue SW 9 Avenue SW 9 Avenue SW 9 Avenue SW 9 Avenue SW 9 Avenue SW Penn West Plaza Downtown 303 District Palliser Square Calgary One Palliser Fording Place West Palliser Square MacLeod Trail Energy Gulf Canada Square Tower East Square Centre West Tower East Tower (Potential) 1 Street SW Palliser Hotel (Potential) 1 Street SE 4 Street SW Private Car Shelter (CP Rail) Palliser Low Rise / Commercial Place 10 Place 10 Palliser Parkade West Tower East Tower Gulf Canada Parkade Palliser Square Electric (1,500 Stalls) Alamo / (1,280 Stalls) Substation #5 (Potential) (under construction) National South House 5 Street SW Car Rental 140 - 10 Ave Mount Royal The Hudson CONTACTS: 305 - 10 Ave COLLIERS INTERNATIONAL WARREN HEDGES DEREK WIENS 900, 335 - 8th Avenue SW +1 403 298 0411 +1 403 298 0415 Calgary, AB T2P 1C9 [email protected] [email protected] www.colliers.com/calgary This document/email has been prepared by Colliers International for advertising and general information only. 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