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Inside Edge Properties | October 2018 AVAILABILITY SUMMARY Inside Edge Properties | October 2018 Ontario - 445 - 447 SUSSEX DR. Ottawa, ON Andrew Eberhard Sales Inside Edge 613.226.9902 ext. [email protected] Representative Properties, 242 Brokerage Area Rate (Div | Availability Notes (psf/yr) Contig) Unit 2,106 $30.00 Immediate Approximately 2,106 square feet of open concept office space available Complete with a 300 (496 | seperate boardroom overlooking Beaux Art Courtyard Stunning view of Sussex Drive, and 2,106) National Art Gallery Attractive Gross Rental Rate Additional Cost to Tenant: Utilities Unit 667 $30.00 Immediate Approximately 667 square feet of mezzanine space accessible by way of short flight of 200 (667) stairs New windows offering stunning view of Beaux Art Courtyard Attractive Gross Rental Rate Additional Cost to Tenant: Utilities Unit 729 $50.00 Immediate Located on the Corner of Sussex and Murray Street with up to 40 feet of frontage on 100-A (1,558) Sussex Drive Units can be combined to provide an end cap opportunity of 1,558 square feet Attractive Gross Rental Rate Additional Cost to Tenant: Utilities Unit 829 $50.00 Immediate Located on the Corner of Sussex and Murray Street with over 40 feet of frontage on Sussex 100-B (829) Drive Units can be combined to provide an end cap opportunity of 1,558 square feet Attractive Gross Rental Rate Additional Cost to Tenant: Utilities Unit 732 $50.00 Immediate 100-C 449 - 453 SUSSEX DR. Ottawa, ON Andrew Eberhard Sales Inside Edge 613.226.9902 ext. [email protected] Representative Properties, 242 Brokerage Area Rate (Div | Availability Notes (psf/yr) Contig) Unit 1,462 $30.00 Immediate Two beautifully exposed Stone Walls at each end of the unit Upgraded common area 300 entrance Stunning view of National Art Gallery and Sussex Drive Open concept layout ready to recieve tenant perferred layout Unit 1,930 $50.00 Immediate Over 40 feet of frontage on Sussex Drive Fully accessilbe store-front opening onto busy 100 Sussex Drive Finished with stone walls, pot lights and new flooring throughout Solarium/outdoor space located at the back Page 1 of 12 AVAILABILITY SUMMARY Inside Edge Properties | October 2018 3798 BANK STREET Ottawa, ON Andrew Eberhard Sales Inside Edge 613.226.9902 ext. [email protected] Representative Properties, 242 Brokerage Area Rate (Div | Availability Loading Power Ceiling Notes (psf/yr) Contig) 100 1 Negotiable Immediate 18 Hole Executive golf courseon 53 acres, with the longest hole measuring 202 yards Situated next to NCC Greenbelt, nestled in a picturesque forested area only 20 minutes from Downtown Ottawa Amenities include a driving range, putting green, clubhouse and ample on-site parking Numerous upgrades completed summer 2017 Professionally managed and maintained ASKING RENT:$80,000/annum Realty Tax: $12,570.00(psf/yr) Total Additional Rent: $12,570.00(psf/yr) RESIDENTIAL: 3 CLARENCE STREET Ottawa, ON Andrew Eberhard Sales Inside Edge 613-226-9902 [email protected] Representative Properties, Brokerage Area Rate (psf/yr) Availability Notes (Div | Contig) 301 927 Negotiable Immediate One bedroom plus den spread out on two floors Updated ktichen with granite counterrops and stainless steel appliances Newly renovated washroom 302 834 Negotiable Immediate One bedroom plus den spread out on two floors Updated ktichen with granite counterrops and stainless steel appliances Newly renovated washroom 303 1,047 Negotiable Immediate Two bedroom suite spread out on two floors Updated ktichen with granite counterrops and stainless steel appliances Newly renovated washroom 304 940 Negotiable Immediate One bedroom plus den spread out on two floors Updated ktichen with granite counterrops and stainless steel appliances Newly renovated washroom 203 923 Negotiable Immediate Two bedroom suite Updated ktichen with granite counterrops and stainless steel appliances Newly renovated washroom Page 2 of 12 AVAILABILITY SUMMARY Inside Edge Properties | October 2018 7 CLARENCE STREET Ottawa, ON Andrew Eberhard Sales Inside Edge 613.226.9902 ext. [email protected] Representative Properties, 242 Brokerage Area Rate (Div | Availability Notes (psf/yr) Contig) 200 2,056 $40.00 Immediate CLICK HERE FOR A VIRTUAL TOUR!AREA: Ground Floor | 1,573 square feet Second (1,573 | Floor | 2,056 square feet GROSS RENT:Ground Floor | $60.00 psf/annum Second Floor 3,629) | $40.00 psf/annum OCCUPANCY: ImmediateZONING: MD2 S72 - Mixed Use CommercialUTILITIES: Extra 100 1,573 $60.00 Immediate CLICK HERE FOR A VIRTUAL TOUR! AREA: Ground Floor | 1,573 square feet Second (1,573 | Floor | 2,056 square feet GROSS RENT:Ground Floor | $60.00 psf/annum Second Floor 3,629) | $40.00 psf/annum OCCUPANCY: ImmediateZONING: MD2 S72 - Mixed Use CommercialUTILITIES: Extra 1223 MICHAEL ST. Ottawa, ON Andrew Eberhard Sales Inside Edge 613.226.9902 ext. [email protected] Representative Properties, 242 Brokerage Area Rate (psf/yr) Availability Notes (Div | Contig) 300 16,561 Negotiable Immediate (1,600) Total Additional Rent: $22.84(psf/yr) Page 3 of 12 AVAILABILITY SUMMARY Inside Edge Properties | October 2018 4055 RUSSELL RD Ottawa, ON Andrew Eberhard Sales Inside Edge 613.226.9902 ext. [email protected] Representative Properties, 242 Brokerage Area Rate (Div | Availability Loading Power Ceiling Notes (psf/yr) Contig) 100 1 Negotiable Immediate Up to 70 Acres of development land available for lease $50,000 / Acre Zoned Heavy Industrial (IH) - permitting heavy equipment, automotive service and repair, storage and warehousing uses Located on Russell Road, with direct access to Highway 417 East and West via Hunt Club Road Multiple neighboring industrial parks include local and national businesses as well as gas stations and restaurants Current structures are available for operation as-is Excellent visibility and exposure from Highway 417 100 SPARKS STREET Ottawa, ON Andrew Eberhard Sales Inside Edge 613-226-9902 ext. [email protected] Representative Properties 1002 Brokerage Area Rate (psf/yr) Availability Notes (Div | Contig) Suite 700 6,300 Negotiable Immediate CLICK HERE FOR VIRTUAL TOUR! Suite 600 6,300 Negotiable Immediate CLICK HERE FOR VIRTUAL TOUR! Suite 400 6,300 Negotiable Immediate CLICK HERE FOR VIRTUAL TOUR! Suite 200 3,700 Negotiable Immediate CLICK HERE FOR A VIRTUAL TOUR! Operating Costs: $11.55 (psf/yr) Realty Tax: $6.76(psf/yr) Total Additional Rent: $18.31(psf/yr) Page 4 of 12 AVAILABILITY SUMMARY Inside Edge Properties | October 2018 521 SUSSEX DRIVE Ottawa, ON Area (Div | Rate (psf/yr) Availability Notes Contig) 101 3,923 Negotiable Jan. 2019 2003 square feet of ground floor retail space with 1,920 of 2nd floor mezzanine space 32 feet of frontage along Sussex Drive Additional storage space available in basement Ground Floor Semi-Gross Rent: $50.00 per square foot Second Floor Semi-Gross Rent: $30.00 per square foot Additional costs to tenant: utilities and janitorial 457-459 SUSSEX DRIVE Ottawa, ON Andrew Eberhard Sales Inside Edge 613.226.9902 ext. [email protected] Representative Properties, 242 Brokerage Area Rate (Div | Availability Notes (psf/yr) Contig) Unit 821 $30.00 Immediate Attractive Gross Rental Rate Additional Cost to Tenant: Utilities Unit is turn key, 300-A complete with two enclosed office, small boardroom and open area Could be combined with adjacent unit to create a 2,200 square foot suite Unit 1,379 $30.00 Immediate Attractive Gross Rental Rate Additional Cost to Tenant: Utilities Unit is complete 300-B with a kitchen and seating area. Finsihed with a mix of new drywall and exposed stone Could be combined with adjacent unit to create a 2,200 square foot suite Unit 825 $30.00 Immediate Attractive Gross Rental Rate Additional Cost to Tenant: Utilities Unit is entirely 200-A open concept ready to recieve tenant perferred layout Unit 616 $30.00 Immediate 200-B Unit 600 $30.00 Immediate Attractive Gross Rental Rate Additional Cost to Tenant: Utilities 200-C Unit 1,435 $50.00 Immediate Attractive Gross Rental Rate Additional Cost to Tenant: Utilities 1,435 square feet 100-B of fully accessible retail space Two large display cases facing busy Sussex Drive Over 25 feet of frontage on Sussex Drive Page 5 of 12 AVAILABILITY SUMMARY Inside Edge Properties | October 2018 1740 WOODROFFE AVE, BLDG 400 Ottawa, ON Andrew Eberhard Sales Inside Edge 613.226.9902 ext. [email protected] Representative Properties 242 Brokerage Area Rate (psf/yr) Availability Notes (Div | Contig) Call For Availability 12 - 18 YORK STREET Ottawa, ON Andrew Eberhard Sales Inside Edge 613.226.9902 ext. [email protected] Representative Properties 242 Brokerage Area Rate (Div | Availability Notes (psf/yr) Contig) Suite 13,481 Negotiable Immediate CLICK HERE FOR A VIRTUAL TOUR!Approximately 13,481 square feet of modern office 300 (13,481) space, including a large 1,600 square foot mezzanineOpen-concept design with a communications room, boardroom and four enclosed officesFully accessible with a personal elevator leading to and from the open-concept mezzanineLarge kitchen and eating areas are equipped to receive industrial-standard refrigerator and vending machineAccess to two sets of washrooms and elevators Suite 11,000 Negotiable Jan. 2019 CLICK HERE FOR A VIRTUAL TOUR!Approximately 11,000 square feet of office space 200 (11,000) available, spread out over one floor with a mezzanineProfessionally designed with modern finishes including high ceilings, exposed stone walls and columns throughoutFully accessible with two elevatorsComplete with two sets
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