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Telus Sky Leigh.Kirnbauer@Colliers.Com For Sublease | 685 Centre Street SW Leigh Kirnbauer Vice President | Partner +1 403 298 0408 Telus Sky [email protected] TELUS Sky is an architectural masterpiece located directly along the LRT line and just steps away from Stephen Avenue Walk - offering a variety of restaurants, hotels, and retail amenities. Comprising of a unique mix of AAA Colliers International office space and 326 luxury serviced residences, TELUS Sky is the only 900, 335 8th Avenue SW Calgary, AB T2P 1C9 tower in Calgary to provide this. This newly constructed space plays host to www.colliers.com/calgary a beautiful workspace that fuses comfort with intuitive design. Office levels +1 403 266 5544 20-28 all feature juliette balconies providing fresh air and stunning views of downtown Calgary. Accelerating success. 8 AVENUE NE 5 STREET NE STREET 5 7 AVENUE NE 4A STREET NE STREET 4A CENTRE STREET CENTRE 4 STREET NE STREET 4 7 AVENUE NW 7 AVENUE NE 7 AVENUE NE CRESCENT ROAD NW 2 STREET NE STREET 2 BRIDGE CRESCENT CALGARY 5 STREET NE STREET 5 EDMONTON TRAIL EDMONTON 3 STREET NW STREET 3 CURLING 4 STREET NW STREET 4 6 AVENUE NE CLUB NE STREET 4A 4A STREET NW STREET 4A 5 STREET NW STREET 5 4 STREET NE STREET 4 5A STREET NW STREET 5A SUNNYSIDE BANK PARK 6 STREET NW SUNVIEW PLACE 1a 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 4 AVENUE NW MEMORIAL DRIVE NW Floor Plan5 AVENUE NE 8 STREET NE STREET 8 8A STREET NE STREET 8A 7A STREET NE STREET 7A For Sublease | Telus Sky, Calgary, AB NE STREET 7A 7 STREET NE STREET 7 6A STREET NE STREET 6A 6 STREET NE STREET 6 HILLHURST SUNNYSIDE BOULEVARD COMMUNITY 3 AVENUE NW MANOR CENTRE 7 STREET NW 4 AVENUE NE 5 Avenue NW 4 AVENUE NE SUNNYSIDE ELEMENTARY SUNNYSIDE LRT STATION SCHOOL Key Highlights 2 AVENUE NW Property Overview 3 AVENUE NE 8 STREET NW PRINCE’S ISLAND ISLAND PARK PARK 3 AVENUE NE 1 AVENUE NW MEETING ALANNA 2620 APARTMENTS ELAINE Subease Information 2 AVENUE NE LOUGH Gym/Shower INGONISH 3 STREET NE STREET 3 Facilities DONEGAL NE STREET 2 MANSIONS PRIVACY 2621 Portion of Suite 2650 Portion of Suite 2650 Available Subpremises3 AVENUE NE PRIVACY 2 AVENUE NE 2622 Approx. 1,600 SF Approx. 1,600 SF 13 STREET NW STREET 13 14 STREET NW STREET 14 12 STREET NW STREET 12 15 STREET NW STREET 15 GLENWOOD 9 STREET NW MANOR SUPPORT OPEN CORRIDOR Integral Group Consulting (BC) WORKSPACE BOW RIVER 2624 SUPPORT 2619 Sublandlord 310 - 2623 Calgary, AB 314 OPEN LLP WORKSPACE 2627 > open area DISCOVERY HILL 321 QUIET MAP LEGEND 1 AVENUE NE 2625 GLADSTONE ROAD NW BROKEN > shared use of kitchen and 1 AVENUE NE PLATE OPEN RIVER RUN Annual Net Rent Market Sublease Rates WORKSPACE HILL MEMORIAL DRIVE NW CONDOS 301 2626 meeting room UNDERHOUSE CONSTRUCTION YEOMAN’S LANGVIEW CORRIDOR HOLLY PARK 2611 YARD ELEMENTARY & PRIVACY FUTURE/POTENTIAL SITE 233 NE STREET 8 JR HIGH SCHOOL NE STREET 8A PRINCE'S ISLAND BARCLAY PARADE 2614 7A STREET NE STREET 7A > 2 balconies NE STREET 7A ESTATES HOLLY MARSH ROAD NE NE STREET 7 MEETING Operating Costs & Underground COMMERCIALPOINT NE STREET 6A ENTRY 2612 OPEN $21.55 per SF (2021 estimate) 225- 2610 WORKSPACE Taxes NE STREET 6 Parking 2615 277 PEACE BRIDGE THE 500 KITCHEN EAU CLAIRE 2613 *furniture for illustrative purposes only PRINCETON RESIDENTIALMEREDITH CENTRE AVENUE WATERFRONT MANOR EAU CLAIRE CONDOS HELIPORT BRIDGE STREET CENTRE HOWIE 130 - YMCA Occupancy Date Immediate now BLDG 148 PARKING ST VLADIMIR’S DE WAAL 211 EAU CLAIRE MARKET UKRANIAN 10A STREET NW STREET 10A 11A STREET NW STREET 11A 11 STREET NW STREET 11 ORTHODOX CHURT APTS 10 STREET NW STREET 10 1886 MEMORIAL DRIVE NE THE EAU CLAIRE AVENUE SW CAFE + 15 WALKWAY MEREDITH ROAD NE RIVERFRONT AVE SW BOW RIVER P CONCORD BARLEY NORFOLK KENSINGTON Term of Sublease Flexible ANNAPOLIS ROSS ASSOCIATE 1204 1140 HAYDEN 1126 CORNER MILL ROYAL HILLHURST MELCOR PLACE KENSINGTON 1220 HOUSE CALGARY CLINIC BLOCK TRAIL EDMONTON SUNNYSIDE BUILDING PLACE 106- 1 AVENUE SW 205 CHINATOWN FUTURE +15 WALKWAY 126 MILLENIUM JOEY RIVERFRONT SENIOR’S CENTRE COMMUNITY TOWER SHERATON TOMATOES CENTRE EAU CLAIRE HARMONIOUS NE STREET 4 KENSINGTON ROAD NW KENSINGTON EAU CLAIRE BOW JOE P P P Reserved underground - $585/ CENTRE CHURCH POINT APARTMENTS UNITED 140 1131 CLAIRE KENSINGTON PHILLIPS 116 1127 P BROADVIEW OXFORD CONN 1125 LA CAILLE LA CAILLE ESTATES BOWSIDE ST JOHN PLAZA GATE N.W. LRT BRIDGE BLDG CENTRE CEE BLDG LANE BLDG CONDOS ON THE PARKE MANOR P stall ELEMENTARY THEATRE HONG KONG 24/7 Manned SCHOOL STROMBOLI PLAZA Parking INN MCDOUGALL ROAD NE Security 1126 2 AVENUE SW 2 AVENUE SW 2 AVENUE SW DAQING AVENUE SW CALGARY CHINESE Unreserved underground - KENSINGTON CILTURAL CENTRE BRIDGELAND HOUSE 129 119 123 4 AVENUE FLYOVER COMMUNITY SAHARA CHOW PROJECT NORTH PARKING EAU CLAIRE BLOCK $495/stall ASSOCIATION THE POINT 735 CENTENNIAL PLACE NG 200-218 LOOKOUT REST. EAU CLAIRE MANOR WAI-KWAN CHINESE CLASS LEGEND AND POOL WESTMOUNT 207 ON THE BOW 2ND ST SHAW MANOR TOWER KWAN BUILDING LIVINGSTON CENTRE PENTACOSTAL KENSINGTON CRESCENT NW COURT WEST PLACE BLDG CHURCH NE STREET 8 TOWER DEVON CALGARY 207 EAU CLAIRE CITY WEST 233 RIVERFRONT AVENUE SE TOWER FAR EAST NE STREET 7A KENSINGTON TOWER CENTRE HARVEST HILLHURST LIVINGSTON STREET SE 1 6 STREET SW 6 STREET 7 STREET SW 7 STREET 1 STREET SW 1 STREET 2 STREET SW 2 STREET HILLHURST BRIDGE LIBERTE EAU SW 5 STREET 116 WAH SHOPPING TRINITY PRINCE'S CROSSING FUTURE 114 MEMORIAL DRIVE NE CENTRE STREET CENTRE MEWS II UNITED CHURCH CLAIRE EXECSUITE MALL BARCLAY PLACE SOUTH PLAZA YING CENTRE LUTHERAN EAST CCC PHASE 2 APTS 100-6 110 CHURCH TOWER P P MNS 138 MCPHERSON ROAD NE 8 STREET SW 8 MCDOUGALL COURT NE COURT MCDOUGALL Building Details 4 AVENUE FLYOVER BOWNESS ROAD NW MEMORIAL DRIVE NW 3 AVENUE SW 3 AVENUE SW 3 AVENUE SW BRIDGELAND PLACE MCDOUGALL PARKADE SUNLIFE 302 LIVINGSTON EAU CLAIRE PAVILLIONS 615 EAU CLAIRE THE SONOMA POTENTIAL PARKADE GOOD LANGEVIN BRIDGE RETIREMENT HOUSE CHURCHILL 3 AVE PLACE I THE WESTIN P NORTH 115-119 308 123 RIVERFRONT P PLACE HOUSE OF EAU CLAIRE BENTALL P EAU CLAIRE P 200 CARS 3 AVE SW CITY FORTUNE 403 RESIDENCE ESTATES SW PLACE II PARKADE PLAZA 310 119 GOVERNMENT OF CANADA KENNEDY SITE SHELL PLAZA RIVERFRONT GE 312 HARRY HAYS BLDG RIVERFRONT RID CENTRE P 240FOURTH AVE SE R B POTENTIAL SUNLIFE POINTE GE UNITED 512-528 OE LOUISE STATION NEFF ALBERTA BIRCHCLIFF REGENCY THE WESTIN CN + CF PLAZA Rentable Area 436,452 SF KR PLACE OPTIMA MCFARLANE 4 AVE SW CAESAR’SALTIUS INTERNATIONAL SUNLIFE ASIA FIRST 316 3 ST SE Y HOUSING APTS P SERVICES ENERGY SUITES HOTEL SITE SUNLIFE R MEMORIAL DRIVE NE PLACE TOWER P REST. CENTER JAMIESON HOTEL WEST PACIFIC DRAGON CITY MALL STREET (BOOKER’S BBQ EN P DEVELOPMENT LAND TITLES BUILDING PLACE EAST CENTRE PLAZA & CRAB SHACK) H South-Facing 4th AVENUE SW 4 AVENUE SW 4 AVENUE SW 4 AVENUE SE Balconies 14 STREET NW STREET 14 AVATAMSAKA CANADIAN POTENTIAL PHILLIPS 619 LONDON 4TH FIFTH AVENUE Average Floorplate 12,800 SF DROP-IN CENTRE ER MONASTERY ENMAX CENTRE PRINCE'S ISLAND PBA BDG 621 SELKIRK HOUSE APTS NORTHLAND CALGARY CANADA PLACE WEST P V 4 AVE SW & 4TH METROPOLITAN DELTA BOW YO P SUBSTATION NO 8 PLACE APTS DEVELOPMENT HOUSE PLACE PLACE II PLACE FL BLDG E SITE CENTRE FIFTH AVENUE F1RST VALLEY INN S PARK MACDOUGALL TRANSCANADA JAMES SHORT P TOWER LAGIN PLACE YWCA TR P PLACE EAST ON CENTRE TOWER PARK & NT THE UNDERGROUND MO CATHOLIC FIVE FIVE HERITAGE PRINCE 520 CHEVRON TD ED BOW RIVER PLACE SUNDANCE 800 5 640 622 5 AQUITAINE 444 CALGARY STOCK PARKADE Number STREET SE 3 of Floors 60 P SCHOOL 926 WEST WEST PLACE 5 AVE SW ROYAL SUITES TOWER 5TH AVE PLAZA BANK CENTRE AVE SW AVE SW HOTEL 5 AVE ROSLYN PLACE I EXCHANGE WAYNE FIRE STATION BLDG TOWER 3 STREET SW BLDG NUMBER 1 5 AVENUE SW 5 AVENUE SW 5 AVENUE SW 5 AVENUE SW 5 AVENUE SE Allied Properties REITSIMMONS (1/3) 921 HIGHLIGHTS 441 BLDG 933 THE WEST SUNCOR BOW BOW RIVER 5TH AVE 5TH AVE 909 5TH 805 P SERVAL 715 FIFTH 639 FIFTH & FIFTH FIVE TEN HOTEL 5TH AVE FIFTH CALGARY BOW VALLEY BOW VALLEY ENERGY EAST ATRIUM 1 PARKADE CHATEAU BLDG ON 5TH 333 PROSPECT SQUARE III SQUARE II PROFESSIONAL P AVE SW 5TH AVE SW AVENUE 5 AVE SW FIFTH BLDG & THIRD PETROLIUM PLACE CENTRE PARK Landlord Telus (1/3) (PBA) KNOX 5 AVENUE CENTRE BOW SE RIVERFRONT POTENTIAL HALL CLUB VALLEY CALGARY BOARD OXFORD TOWER THE BOW COLLEGE LOBLAWS Westbank Corp. (1/3) 1078 EDINBURGH THE DEVELOPMENT OF EDUCATION 300 NORTH ST GEORGE’S ISLAND 1010 524 MARQUIS 6 AVE SW PLACE PACIFIC 66 SHELBOURNE KNOX BANK OF MEWATA THE PLACE 736 • CONDO Newly constructedCALGARY office space CENTRIUM THE P SW STREET 4 CARKETEN ATRIUM 2 800 BANTREL OFFICE BRADIE ITHACAN PETEX UNITED BOW VALLEY 6 AVE SE CAMPUS 6 AVE SE STATION BARCLAY MCLEOD P 9-6 SIXTH PARKADE HOUSE CANADA PLACE P BOW VALLEY CAR Bike Sotrage HOUSE SIXTH P TOWER TWIN BLDG P BLDG BLDG P CHURCH SQUARE IV SQUARE I ODDFELLOWS RENTAL OILS BUILDING BLDG 6 AVENUE SW 6 AVENUE SW • LEED Platinum design6 AVENUE SW with operable windows 6 AVENUE SW 6 AVENUE SE 6 AVENUE SE TELEPHONE P UTILITIES P INTACT PLACE BLDG DISCOVERY TARJAN POINTE EAST THE POTENTIAL BRITANNIA 606 BLDG CALGARY CARTER ST FRANCIS 531 THE 1011 WEST AMEC ALPINE FORD FOURTH PARKADE WEST EAST LOUGHEED HANOVER REMAND 6 AVE SE POINTE TOWERS AXXIS 6 AVE SW TOWER PLACE CONCORDE TOWER SUN 608 EXECUTIVE P BLDG PLACE POLICE PLACE CHURCH ROCKY MOUNTAIN PROVINCIAL CENTRE BOW VALLEY P DIAL PLACE PLACE BLDG TOWER 157 BLDG SERVICE COURT COURTS 431 DEVEL and balconiesCOURT SURFACE PARK & BROOKFIELD THE BOW COURT COLLEGE UNDERGROUND STALLS BROOKFIELD SOUTH SOUTH POLICE 6 AVE SE DOMINION PLACE HOUSE PLACE PHASE II HOUSE PARKING CENTRE THE COURT PARKADE BLOCK CAMPUS MEWATA BRIDGE MEWATA POTENTIAL 801 7TH LIFE JOHN J OF APPEAL 800 STALLS (POTENTIAL) (POTENTIAL) CATHEDRAL WILLIAM R STRUCTURE P WEST PARALLEL PLAZA NORTHLAND SANDMAN 840 7 PLAZA SIERRA FIRST ROCKY CITY OF B.J.'S UPTOWN POINTE CENTRE PENTLAND AVENUE CENTENNIAL NORTH P BOWLEN 444 TELUS TELUS NO.
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