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NO HIGHLIGHTS Perfectly situated in between the tranquil river valley and the thriving downtown core, 9Triple8 Jasper is downtown Edmonton’s newly transformed office tower. > LEED Gold EB (Existing Building) certification standards with upgraded systems that reduce operating costs for tenants > 94% leased, with only 9,400 SF office space remaining available for lease > Situated within walking distance to abundant parking options within the building and immediate area > Within two blocks of 100th Street ETS Transit Station and a short walk from Churchill LRT Station > Redeveloped to include convenient amenities and create an appealing work environment boasting impressive views of the river valley > Surrounded by lush parks, the city’s trail system, and the beautiful Edmonton river valley Join an impressive roster of tenants including: THE BUILDING ON-SITE AMENITIES > Newly renovated lobby > State-of-the-art fitness centre > Conference centre > Convenient underground parking > Secure bicycle locker room ENERGY EFFICIENCY With an exceptional Energy Star rating of 85, 9Triple8 Jasper uses 61% less energy than the average Canadian office building. LEED GOLD 9Triple8 Jasper is proud to have successfully achieved Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Gold Existing Building status. AMPLE PARKING OPTIONS > Building underground parking > Parking available within Canada Place MACEWAN UNIVERSITY STATION SAFEWAY GAS BAR OLIVER VILLAGE OLIVER VILLAGE GRANT MACEWAN UNIVERSITY EDMONTON STUDENT RESIDENCE REMAND CENTRE SAFEWAY COMMUNITY RINK FUTURE DEVELOPMENT TANNING FUTURE DEVELOPMENT EPCOR (STATION LANDS) EDMONTON LIQUOR TOWER CHROME BARN TESORO POLICE HEADQUARTERS SQUARE 104 FOURTH & VINE ATB ICE DISTRICT FINANCIAL GRANT MACEWAN UNIVERSITY JOHN E. VISION CITY CENTRE CAMPUS ROYAL ALBERTA MUSEUM BROWNLEE MED ROGERS CN BUILDING PLACE TOWER HUDSONS GRANT MACEWAN UNIVERSITY ATB IRIS CITY CENTRE CAMPUS FUTURE DEVELOPMENT 103A AVENUE FINANCIAL CASINO/ RETAIL SQUARE 104 REUSE CENTRE 104 AVENUE 104 AVENUE 104 AVENUE THE DENNY’S 105 STREET RED CITY SQUARE LAW COURTS KAL-TIRE STARBUCKS WILD TANGERINE MAXIMUM TANNING CHOICE FIRST PANAGO FAMOUS MARCO’S LOFTS MERCER ROBIN WAREHOUSE RESIDENTIAL TOWER VACANT LIQUOR STORE THE TECH THE TECH SHOP PAGE CLEANERS OLIVER FAMILY DENTAL KFC BMO A-COMPUTERS EXTREME PITA SUBWAY FABUTAN TELUS ON FOCUS YOU THOMPSON OPTICS TOWER APARTMENTS TELUS STREET 97 HARVEY’S MOORE BENJAMIN HARBOUR CITY COMICS J.W. MARRIOTT/ EDMONTON TOWER EDMONTON RESIDENCES WENDY’S & TIM HORTON’S THE QUEST CANADIAN DORCHESTER TELEPHONE FLY EXCHANGE CITY HALL STREET 99 BREWHOUSE CONDOMINIUMS NUE RAILSIDE JEANS SPACE & RETAIL HI-Q 107 STREET JEFFERSON PROVINCIAL MANOR PLACE PANACHE MIKADO LOFTS LOFTS THE FEDERAL ON 12TH PINK LIME MANHATTAN COURT HOUSE SALON & SPA OLIVER 4 MAP JOEY BURGUNDY WORLD 103 AVENUE COURT WBF TRAINING FORMER AUTO BELL TOWER THE FUTURE LOCATION CENTRE SALES RETAIL INNER TOWN VENETIAN LOUISIANA PURCHASE RESIDENCES MANOR CLINIC ALTA INT. EXCELSIOR THE IMPERIAL VISTA BEAUTY LOFTS CINEPLEX 103 STREET OXFORD CHURCHILL PINES OLIVER 1 SABRE NORTH SUPPLY THEATRE 102 STREET 101 STREET TOWER OLIVER PARK ARMS BURGUNDY VUE STANTEC TOWER FUTURE WEEKLY JOHN DEER THE LEGACY COURT BELL TOWER SHOP LOFTS BOYLE THE MACCOSHAM KIDS & COURTNEY ALTA THE PARK WESTERN AFFORDABLE PEACHES VICTORY OVERTIME LOFTS COMPANY STREET BROOKFIELD DIPLOMAT ELEGANT VISTA ON RAILTOWN SUPPLIES AADAC SELF PLACE 107 STREET COURT LANE OLIVER MANOR MANOR SOUTH EDUCATION STREET 100 BRIGHTON BRIGHTON TOUCHES BUILDING CENTRE STORAGE SUTTON SAGE PLACE YMCA 103 AVENUE 103 AVENUE 103 AVENUE HOTEL VENTURE ROMANOVSKY PERSONS W/ EDM. EMERG. CENTURY MCCAM 2 MEALS ON BLUE PUBLISHING RELIEF SERVICES PLACE THE BUILDING MOTHER’S DEV. BEATTY CRYSTAL GRAND CHANCERY OLIVER WHEELS WILLOW 102A AVENUE THE NOOK MERIDIAN MANOR MUSIC DISABILITIES LOFTS METRO GLASS HOTEL HALL PRIVATE RODSHER GRAND EDM. COMM. SPEEDY HSBC BANK CAFE CHRISTOPHER DWELLING THE CENTRAL BILLIARDS CHARACTER’S COBOGO PLACE BUILDING COSMOPOLITAN MANOR II BOARD CLUB GLASS DINING LOFTS ARMS CITY CENTRE THEATRE FAY RUTH LRT CHURCHILL CINE PLACE SALVATION PRIVATE MANOR WAREHOUSE ARMY PRIVATE DWELLING AUDIO & ULTIMA WINSPEAR CENTRE DWELLING VISUAL TOWER SIR WINSTON THE RAILTOWN CALDER NORQUEST PRIVATE IMPERIAL BATEMAN CHURCHILL SQUARE CEDAR THE ROYAL SHERRY COLLEGE 105 STREET TRADITIONS DWELLING FUN SUN THE BUILDING MANOR PARK MANOR NORQUEST COURTYARD YELLOWHEAD UNIGLOBE RUSSEL VILLAGE 115 STREET 114 STREET 113 STREET PLACE 112 STREET 111 STREET BREWERY LUSSEX TRAVEL COLLEGE BUILDING JAPANESE CITY CENTRE EAST 104 STREET 109 STREET 106 STREET FOOD CROWN CENTRE HIGH THE TIX ON ON TIX EDWARD SQUARE ROYAL NORQUEST NORQUEST EQUIPMENT CENTRESCHOOL HIGH PARKSIDE APARTMENTS ONE 3 BANANAS SALVATION COURT COLLEGE COPY COLLEGE COLLEGE CITY CENTRE WEST ARMY HEALTH ELEVEN SCHOOL > Citadel Theatre CAFE MANOR THE LIONS SCIENCES HAIR OFFSHORE ASSOC.OF VILLAGE IN J&J QUILTING BILL REES GARAGE RAILTOWN GRAND FIRE HALL OAK ALBERTA A|C HI’S NEW BALANCE STYLUS ORTHOPEDICS CUSTOM YMCA LORD PLACID EDMONTON CENTRAL #2 PLACE MANOR HARCOURT MANOR I MONACO II EDMONTON VET. EMERG. TOWERS FOX SIMCOE OLIVER CENTRAL HOUSE & 7-11 CLINIC BUILDING GALLERY RETAIL RETAIL > Winspear Centre 113 & 102 TOWER BOARDWALK REVILLON REVILLON BUILDING 102 AVENUE NATIONAL SERVER BANK CUP STANLEY A. MILNER CANADA SECOND 102 AVENUE 102 AVENUE BUILDING FINANCIAL LIBRARY PLACE STREET 97 DOWNTOWN MAP RETAIL FUTURE CITADEL THEATRE THE DEVELOPMENT TERRA DEVELOPMENT CHAPEL OF CHATEAU ALBERTA PLAZA HIP RILEYS CRAFT FOUNTAIN THE METALS MCKENNY BRAITHWAITE ARCHITECTS SITE SAVE-ON CHIMES BERUIT THE TEN BUILDING ROGERS QUIZNO’S BUILDING BOYLE FOODS MONACO I COUNCIL TIRE DON WHEATON FAMILY YMCA SWEDISH BROCK JEWELLERS ELDORADO WAREHOUSE BUILDING BLDG. PHIPPS KHAZANA 100 COURT THE CENTURY MCKINNON CONDOMINIUM MANULIFE PLACE BUILDING STREET PLACE CARBON PHILLIPS HOLMES BEAVER SHERLOCK STANTEC GATES ON LOFTS ENBRIDGE CENTRE TECHNOLOGY SWISS COPY HOUSE STREET 100A TWELFTH PRIVATE COAST CENTRE CHALET CAPITAL MERIDIAN ROSEDALE CLUB EDMONTON MCKENZIE SEE ZEN OLIVER VILLAGE CENTRE SOCIETY PLAZA PLAZA BUILDING 102 STREET CENTRE ICON II ICON SUN LIFE GABLES BENEVOLENT DIALOG HOTEL MORRIS RICE HOWARD MCLEODWAY TRANSPORTATION GREAT WEST PLACE TAVERN JASPER AVENUE BEACHES LIBERTY CONDOMINIUM SADDLERY LOFTS LIQUOR TANNING EL MIRADOR BLDG WESTIN BUILDING SCOTIA MCLEOD DEPOT 108 STREET 105 STREET 103 STREET HOTEL ELLIS PLACE I & II BUILDING ALBERTA HOTEL PATRICIA I & II RETAIL ICON BUILDING 102 STREET WORK CENTRE WOOD SHAW CONFERENCE APTS. I ICON COMMERCE PLACE MONTROSE CHATTERS BOOSTER SYLBERT ENBRIDGE CARNALES TRES CONDOMINIUM APT. JUICE MARKET BEER CRAFT ROCHESTER DOAN’S PLACE ARMSTRONG PLACE ENTERPRISE MARBLE APTS. BLOCK SQUARE SLAB MONGOLI APARTMENT WORLD GRILL TRADE CENTRE > Churchill LRT Station DOWNTOWN COLLEGE COLLEGE EMPIRE CDI STAFFING DESIGN LOFTS CAMBRIDGE CAMBRIDGE BUILDING ENERGY ALTA BUILDING CDI THE DEVONIAN BUILDING JASPER INTACT BUILDING MACLEAN BOSTON CECIL BIRKS MELTON ONE-ELEVEN THE BLOCK SQUARE BLOCK SCOTIA VINYL BUILDING BUILDING CIBC HOTEL PIZZA PLACE SUITES PLACE WHO ASPIRE UNIVERSITY OIL CITY/ OIL CITY/ PLACE III EXECUTIVE MONEY MART QUEEN DONAIR COMMODORE RESTAURANT CANTERRA RED STAR/ JOEY TOMATO’S ROGERS VIDEO PRESS’D BOX WOK CUP SECOND CARES HALO/MRKT OF ALBERTA RETAIL KYOTO NAILS VO’S STARBUCKS RICKY’S ALL RICKY’S ALL GRILL DAY MUCHO BURRITO > Directly on major bus routes MACDONALD CENTRAL LRT ESTATES JASPER AVENUE CORONA LRT BAY/ENTERPRISE SQUARE LRT SICILIAN > Access to pedway weaving PASTA SECOND CUP KITCHEN PEACE HILLS FIRST EDMONTON WSP PLACE MAYFAIR INSURANCE HSBC JAFFER PIZZA FIRST PLACE ROYAL TELUS PLAZA BUA REMEDY BUILDING STANDARD LIFE CENTRE THE HAT ENBRIDGE COURTYARD ON JASPER BUILDING BUILDING 3 AMIGOS & JASPER UNION THAI MANOR TOWER ROYAL BANK NORTH BY CWB PLACE INN BANK RESTAURANT ROSEDALE ROSEDALE D’LUTCHI POSH GLOBETROTTER/ NAILS 2001/GABBANA MALIGAYA/MAGGIE STORE WALT/UPS & LEGENDS/ LINES ONE-TWELVE BISTRO WHITECOURT WHITECOURT SQUARE JASPER 105 DENTAL PUB 1905 through downtown core PARAMOUNT BUILDING MARRIOTT RIVER VALLEY BLOCK EXPERT IRONWOOD UPTOWN CLEANERS PROF. HARLEY CONDOS ALBERTA PLACE HAWKEYES/ CENTRE > Many underground, covered, COURT SUITE HOTEL BOBBY PIN FAIRMONT GATEWAY ATCO GRANT MACEWAN UNIVERSITY MACDONALD HOTEL MAYFAIR DAYS EDMONTON FEATURED AMENITIES APARTMENTS VILLAGE CENTRE CENTRE MILNER ALBERTA COLLEGE CAMPUS TELUS CORAL GRANDIN INN CHEZ PIERRE BUILDING JOURNAL BURN BRAE (SOUTH) WEST RETAIL ETON PARK GABLES GATES BUILDING HOUSE surface, open-air and heated APARTMENTS 101 STREET WILLIAMS APARTMENTS SEVENTH 44 CAPITAL STARLITE BUILDING GREEN SPACE LOUISE BOULEVARD STREET MCDOUGALL SENIOR ROOM UNITED CHURCH PRIVATE COURT 112 APARTMENTS PLAZA MARVEL CITIZENS COLLEGE RESIDENCE parkade options DWELLING RESTAURANT CHICAGO EDMONTON GENERAL FIRST ALBERTA FIRST DEEP DISH PEDWAY SYSTEM PRIVATE HOSPITAL BAPTIST BLUE CROSS PRESBYTERIAN DEVONSHIRE MAPLE CHURCH RESTAURANT CHURCH DWELLING APARTMENTS WILDFLOWER BAKER MACDONALD BUDGET CENTRE LRT LINE BUILDING GRILL RETAIL ROOSEVELT LA SALLE STATION/ APARTMENTS THE SAVOY RED ARROW PEACE HILLS BLUE CROSS MATRIX TRUST TOWER HOTEL HIGHFIELD PRIVATE PRIVATE DEVELOPMENT FIRST CHURCH PLACE 5TH STREET HOLIDAY INN FREE CROWNE PLAZA GENERAL 106 PLACE DWELLINGS DWELLINGS APTS. 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    FOR LEASE WORLD TRADE CENTRE EDMONTON 9990 Jasper Avenue | Edmonton Up to 9,161 SF full floor opportunity available immediately. Position your company in the heart of downtown Edmonton’s central business hub. Property Details Address 9990 Jasper Avenue, Edmonton Available Space Suite 200 9,161 SF Lease Rate $12.00 PSF Operating Costs $14.62 PSF (2021) T.I Allowance Negotiable Parking Ample parking nearby • Character office building in the heart of downtown Edmonton • Positioned on the desirable corner of 100 Street and Jasper Avenue • Raw, open space ready for design and development • Demisable office space for 2 or 3 tenants • Access to a boardroom and conference facility • Surrounded by a plethora of restaurants, coffee shops, hotels, and retail shops; Ruth’s Chris Steak House located on the main floor of the building • Several green areas/parks nearby including River Valley trails • Within walking distance from several amenities including Sir Winston Churchill Square, Stanley A. Milner Public Library, Edmonton Law Courts, Edmonton Convention Centre, Winspear Centre, Art Gallery of Alberta, Citadel Theatre and Canada Place • Exterior building signage opportunities Raw, open space ready for design and development. UP DN ELEV ELEV DN UP Floor Plan | Suite 200 | 9,161 SF Proposed Layouts Design a space that reflects your brand. Full Floor Opportunity (Single Tenant Plan) Multi-Tenant Floor Plan ENTRY A ENTRY B ENTRY C Potential 3,370 SF 1,840 SF 2,415 SF Demisable Sizes 15 8 9 P 104 Avenue P 2 P 1 P 10 3 99 Street 99 103 Avenue Street 99