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19 Bloor Street West ICONIC CORNER RETAIL for LEASE 19 Bloor Street West ICONIC CORNER RETAIL FOR LEASE Arlin Markowitz* Alex Edmison* Jackson Turner** Senior Vice President Vice President Senior Associate 416 815 2374 416 874 7266 416 815 2394 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] CBRE Limited, Real Estate Brokerage | 145 King Street West | Suite 1100| Toronto, ON M5H 1J8 | 416 362 2244 | www.cbre.ca *Sales Representative, **Broker GROUND A A 3216 25 G OPPERVLAKTE 50 VOLGENS GEA: F A1=309m² A2=478m² A2 478m² E EXISTING 19 Bloor Street West FACADE 1478 Corner Retail for Lease 1373 EXISTING D WALL SCOTIABANK NEW BLOOR ST WEST BLOOR 28 4 58 C 30 Size: Ground: 3,300 sq.ft. 375 Mezzanine: 1,500 sq.ft.-3,000 sq.ft 904 FLOOR 65 835 B 3,300 SF FACADE 30 ft NEW Net Rent: Please contact listing agents 375 996 2418 23 29 GROUND A 8 29 65 383 65 383 65 347 65 365 65 346 65 347 65 346 65 332 76 TMI: $60.00 per sq.ft. 1163444 ft NEW FACADE NEW FACADE NEW FACADE BALMUTO STREET A GROUND FLOOR 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Available: Q3 2019 A A MEZZANINE 3216 25 G OPPERVLAKTE 50 VOLGENS GEA: F • Build-to-suite that will feature up to 30 ft ceilings A3=309m² and custom facade A4=62m² 62m² E EXISTING FACADE 1478 • Immediate co-tenancy includes the Holt 1373 ROOF Renfrew Canadian Flagship and Eataly EXISTING SCOTIABANK D A4 • Near term co-tenancy includes Apple BLOOR ST WEST BLOOR 28 4 58 C 30 (BE) 375 904 65 835 FLOOR (CA) B 1,500-3,000 SF FACADE FLOOR NEW 375 996 2418 23 29 FIRST SECOND A 8 29 65 383 65 383 65 347 65 365 65 346 65 347 65 346 65 332 76 3444 NEW FACADE BALMUTONEW FACADE STREET NEW FACADE A FIRST FLOOR (BE) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 SECOND FLOOR (CA) THE LOCATION BLOOR-YORKVILLE The location sits on the prominent corner of Balmuto and Bloor in between Yonge and Bay, steps from the future home of Apple in “THE ONE”- an 80 storey condominium project currently under construction at the corner of Bay and Bloor. To the west of the property is the future home of Eataly underneath the epic Manulife Centre, which is across the street from the world renowned Holt Renfrew luxury flagship department store. 19 Bloor sits within very close proximity to other marquee Bloor-Yorkville area retailers such as Hermes, Sephora, COS, H&M and Aritzia. The Bloor node has 2.3 million square feet of retail space and boasts the countries strongest PSF sales in the $2,500 range for the strips best tenants. The vehicular and pedestrian traffic volumes are amongst the best in the city and are 48 and 41 thousand respectively. NEIGHBOURING RETAILERS SOUTH SIDE Apple H&M Subject Property Balmuto Street Eataly Manulife Centre Birks Bay Street TD Bank Sephora Hugo Boss COS APM Monaco MCM STRELLSON St. Thomas Street Cole Hann Rolex Dolce & Gabbana Christian Dior Coach Mulberry Prada Cartier William Ashley Escada Moncler Max Mara Stuart Weitzman Mont Blanc Club Monaco NORTH SIDE Louis Vuitton Tiffany & Co. Burberry Intermix Peloton Gucci Calvin Klein Guerlain Brooks Brothers J.Crew Kit & Ace 100 Boor Ermenegildo Zegna Hermès Holt Renfrew Men Bellair Street Banana Republic Roots Capezio Davids Bay Street Gap Saint Laurent Holt Renfrew Alaia Zara Aritzia Swarovski within a 500 metre radius surrounding surrounding radius within a500metre 21,365 people 19 Bloor Street West (2016) West 19 BloorStreet bringing the population up to 24,266* up to thepopulation bringing in population between 2016-2021, between in population 13.6% increase AVENUE ROAD STREETSCAPE BLOOR MONACO CLUB CLUB VUITTON LOUIS LOUIS TAG BOUTIQUE MONTBLANC TIFFANY & CO. STUART WEITZMAN MAX MARA BURBERRY MONCLER INTERMIX ESCADA PELOTON WILLIAM ASHLEY GUCCI CALVIN KLEIN UNDERWEAR STARBUCKS CARTIER GUERLAIN BROWNS 131 BLOOR STREETWEST BLOOR BROOKS BROTHERS daytime population of people at ofpeopleat population daytime PRADA 42,773 people MULBERRY J CREW WINDSOR COACH L’OCCITANE EN PROVENCE ARMS KIT & ACE THE DIOR home andwork* 100 BLOOR DOLCE & GABBANA STREET WEST ROYAL DE VERSAILLES ERMENEGILDO ZEGNA COLE HAAN HERMÈS ST. THOMAS STREET RENFREW MENS HOLT HOLT VICTORINOX 23 STRELLSON ST. THOMAS STREET MCM MAC BELLAIR STREET APM MONACO ROSEN HARRY HARRY COS HUGO BOSS SEPHORA BANANA REPUBLIC ROOTS TD BANK CAPEZIO DAVIDS expected to increase to 160,937 by 2021* 160,937by to increase expected to BAY STREET average household income, and householdincome, average BIRKS THE GAP BLOOR STREETWEST BLOOR MANULIFE CENTRE $130,554 *Within a 500 metre radius around 19 Bloor Street West (2016) West 19BloorStreet around radius a500metre *Within RENFREW LAURENT HOLT HOLT SAINT EATALY BALMUTO STREET ZARA 19 BLOOR ARITZIA H&M SWAROVSKI CUMBERLAND ONE BLOOR WEST ONE BLOOR TERRACE DEVELOPMENT APPLE CIBC YONGE STREET MAJOR ATTRACTIONS BLOOR STREET WEST 19 BLOOR BLOOR STREET WEST STREET Exciting tourist attractions including Ripley’s Aquarium, The CN Tower, WEST Air Canada Centre and Rogers Centre drive an influx of consumer traffic downtown from throughout the GTA. Toronto is also a hotbed for culture with events such as The Toronto International Film Festival drawing 480,000+ attendees and Nuit Blance drawing over 1 Million people, including 205,000 out of town visitors annually. POPULAR SPORTS TEAMS WORLD CLASS HOTELS YONGE STREET BAY STREET With the recent development of numerous 5-star hotels in downtown Toronto has some of the most popular and profitable sports teams in Toronto including the Shangri La, Trump Hotel, Four Seasons and Ritz the major leagues. The Air Canada Centre, Rogers Centre and BMO Carlton as well as notable boutique hotels such as The Thompson Field where majority of these teams play, draws many locals and Hotel, Le Germain Hotel and SoHo Metropolitan Hotel, Toronto has visitors to the downtown core. become an exciting tourist destination for both domestic and international travelers attracting upscale clientele and increasing retail expenditures. For more information regarding 19 Bloor Street West, please contact: Arlin Markowitz* Alex Edmison* Jackson Turner** Senior Vice President Vice President Senior Associate 416 815 2374 416 874 7266 416 815 2394 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] *Sales Representative, **Broker This disclaimer shall apply to CBRE Limited, Real Estate Brokerage, and to all other divisions of the Corporation; to include all employees and independent contractors (“CBRE”). The information set out herein, including, without limitation, any pro- jections, images, opinions, assumptions and estimates obtained from third parties (the “Information”) has not been verified by CBRE, and CBRE does not represent, warrant or guarantee the accuracy, correctness and completeness of the Information. CBRE does not accept or assume any responsibility or liability, direct or consequential, for the Information or the recipient’s reliance upon the Information. 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