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New Premium Retail Units for Pre-Lease Renderings are artist interpretation only and may differ from finished product. E&O.E. New Premium Retail Units for Pre-Lease KITSILANO - VANCOUVER’S MOST COVETED URBAN VILLAGE 2501-2509 West Broadway, Vancouver, BC (West Broadway & Larch Street) OPPORTUNITY Monument is an exclusive boutique mixed-use development by Epta Development Corporation (EDC) located in Vancouver’s most coveted urban village, Kitsilano, featuring three retail units for lease at street level and a limited collection of twenty-two upscale contemporary homes. HIGHLIGHTS • Prominent location on the northwest corner of West Broadway and Larch Street • Designed by Vancouver-based Yamamoto Architecture • 500 meters from the proposed future transit station at Macdonald Street and West Broadway • 7 underground commercial parking stalls and ample street parking • Units range in size from 1,234 SF to 5,335 SF • Completion Q3 2021 DEMOGRAPHICS TOTAL POPULATION DEMOGRAPHIC AVERAGE HOUSEHOLD MEDIAN AGE PROJECTION INCOME 26,188 23.2% $100,356 38 GRWOTH FROM 2019 TO 2025 Renderings are artist interpretation only and may differ from finished product. E&O.E. Third Beach Stanley Park Lost Lagoon Second Beach Pool Coal Harbour G eo rg ia S tree t T T Da Vancouver English Bay v Art Gallery ie Hastings Street Beach S tr t e e et T Stre Paci­c rard Centre r Shopping T Ex St. Paul’s Bu po Sunset Hospital H L in Beach e Aquabus Smi treet English Bay treet S Ne the we e S T LOCATION o ill ls Str H v on n e a St et vard Gr re oule Rogers C e B a t po Arena na x treet d E S a Line Vanier Park r ou BC PLace Kitsilano is known as one of Vancouver’s most prestigious residential ym Se T districts and offers extensive restaurants and retail along West 4th Yaletown ard lev ou Avenue and West Broadway. Surrounded by beautiful beaches, Kitsilano Beach Park George B ­c 25 26 Wainborn Paci David tree-lined streets and vibrant parks, the area attracts many Cornwall Avenue Park Lam Park urban professionals, families and students for its stunning natural Granville surroundings and amenities. West 2nd Avenue Island False Creek Sutclie T 7 Park The proposed future Broadway Subway Extension is just a few steps t t West 4th Avenue 12 6 16 Dog t ree e ree t Park t t S re away, making this location extremely accessible by all modes of S ree t s S 28 33 West 6th Avenue transportation. This highly visible location offers convenient access utu rb A Quebec St Alma 16 to downtown Vancouver, UBC, Granville Island, and the Vancouver Future Transit: 16 11 1020 8 Macdonald 13 17 4 3 1 West Broadway West Broadway T T T T T T T t t e Millennium Line Broadway Extension 14 21 15 t 13 International Airport. 9 27 29 5 2 18 19 t t n ee e t i e ee e e tr ree e L r 22 t tr r t a re t 23 S S S S 31 S Vancouver General d 32 r 24 30 nad ak H lle e St a i Fi ck Hospital i West 12th Avenue O C o b nv urrar a ml B r am e C G DRIVE TIMES H UBC 11 - 13 minutes Downtown Vancouver 11 - 14 minutes West 16th Avenue Vancouver International Airport 24 - 26 minutes AMENITIES RESTAURANTS/CAFÉS 11. East is East 20. Bosleys by Pet Valu SERVICES 1. Thomas Haas 12. Blenz 21. BC Liquor Store 27. Bank of Nova Scotia 2. White Spot 13. Subway 28. RBC Royal Bank 29. Petro Canada 3. Dairy Queen 14. Platform 7 HEALTH/FITNESS 4. Starbucks 22. Steve Nash Fitness World PARKS WALK 5. Bellissima RETAIL 23. Innovative Fitness 30. Connaught Park SCORE 6. The Naam 15. Shoppers Drug Mart 31. Arbutus Greenway park 16. Whole Foods Market 7. Las Margaritas COMMUNITY AMENITIES 32. Rosemary Brown Park 8. Banana Leaf 17. Safeway Pharmacy 24. Kitsilano Community Centre 33. Delamont Park 9. Dominos 18. IGA 25. Jericho Tennis Club 96 10. Tera V Burger 19. London Drugs 26. Royal Vancouver Yacht Club FOOR PLAN GROUND Loading Area LEVEL Garbage/ Loading Recycling Area UNIT SF 1 1,860 Residential 2 1,235 3 2,240 Raised Combined 5,335 Area Residential Lobby PRICE Elevator Mail Contact Listing Agents. STREETLARCH ADDITIONAL RENT $20.00 per SF CRU 1 - Unit 2509 CRU 2 - Unit 2505 CRU 3 - Unit 2501 1,860 SF 1,235 SF 2,240 SF (including raised area) WEST BROADWAY Renderings are artist interpretation only and may differ from finished product. E&O.E. Casey Pollard Personal Real Estate Corporation +1 604 692 1440 [email protected] David Knight Personal Real Estate Corporation +1 604 661 0817 [email protected] collierscanada.com This document/email has been prepared by Colliers International for advertising and general information only. Colliers International Colliers International makes no guarantees, representations or warranties of any kind, expressed or implied, regarding the information including, but not limited to, warranties of content, accuracy and reliability. Any interested party should undertake their own inquiries as to the 200 Granville St, 19th Floor accuracy of the information. Colliers International excludes unequivocally all inferred or implied terms, conditions and warranties Vancouver, BC V6C 2R6 arising out of this document and excludes all liability for loss and damages arising there from. This publication is the copyrighted property of Colliers International and /or its licensor(s). © 2021. All rights reserved. This communication is not intended to cause colllierscanada.com or induce breach of an existing listing agreement. Colliers Macaulay Nicolls Inc. PO12348.
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