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Flagship Retail & Office Ownership FLAGSHIP RETAIL & OFFICE OWNERSHIP IN THE HEART OF NORTH YORK THE PROJECT PROJECT o1 5250 yonge offers A flagship retail & office OPPORTUNITY in the highly coveted heart of North York. THE PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS ♦ In-ground subway access ♦ Designed by Kirkor Architects ♦ Outdoor rooftop amenity space ♦ Sustainable building practices ♦ 202 dedicated retail/office ♦ Live, Work, Play development parking stalls OFFICE WORK ♦ 8 storeys ♦ 115,357 sq ft RETAIL PLAY ♦ 2 storeys ♦ 71,873 sq ft ♦ 330 feet of frontage on Yonge St ♦ Significant branding opportunity ♦ 5 loading bays ♦ 15'6" ceilings on 1st floor; 17'0" ceilings on 2nd floor RESIDENTIAL LIVE ♦ 31 storeys ♦ 309 units THE LOCATION WORLD-CLASS RETAIL & OFFICE OWNERSHIP OPPORTUNITY IN LOCATION A HIGH TRAFFIC & DYNAMIC o2 NEIGHBOURHOOD THE LOCATION 407 A 404 WALK SCORE: 96 B 401 3 minutes to North York Centre TTC Station B B 3 minutes to Empress Walk C D B 5 minutes to Mel Lastman Square Don Valley Parkway C 12 minutes to Sheppard Square C 12 minutes to Sheppard-Yonge TTC Station 400 E 401 Allen Rd. TORONTO F TRANSIT SCORE: 92 G 30 minutes to Union Station A 9 minutes to Finch Station C 3 minutes to Sheppard-Yonge Station DRIVING G Expre ner ssw E rdi ay 11 minutes to Yorkdale Mall Ga H D 7 minutes to Bayview Village F 25 minutes to Pearson International Airport H 30 minutes to Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport G 25 minutes to the Financial District Doris Ave Church Ave 1 Finch Ave E 2 4 3 IN-GROUND SUBWAY ACCESS 5 6 7 Beercroft Rd Finch Ave W 8 Yonge St ve Bayview Ave A Doris Ave slie Eller 9 Yonge St 10 11 Church Ave Willowdale Ave Bathurst St 12 13 e Av slie Eller Empress Ave 14 16 20 Ellerslie Ave 15 18 17 20 19 NORTH YORK Senlac Rd CITY CENTRE 23 22 21 24 26 25 27 Ellerslie Ave Ellerslie Ave Ellerslie Ave 28 29 31 30 Bathurst St 33 32 Yonge St 34 Sheppard Ave E 35 36 37 41 38 40 42 Sheppard Ave W 39 TTC/GO Transit: 4 Scotiabank 12 H Mart 33 Moxie's Bar & Grill Hotel: Other: 5 Finch Subway Station/GO 8 Bank of Montreal 17 Loblaws 34 Sushi Moto 19 Novotel Toronto 25 North York City Centre / Bus Terminal 39 Mel Lastman Square 21 Scotiabank Whole Foods 40 Kinka Izakaya Parks: 20 North York City Centre 22 Bank of Montreal Fitness: Subway Station Restaurants: Coffee: 11 Mitchell Field Park 27 Royal Bank 2 Goodlife Fitness 37 Sheppard-Yonge Subway 13 St. Louis Bar & Grill 6 Tim Hortons 14 Dempsey Park 35 TD Canada Trust 24 Fit4Less Station 16 Kinton Ramen 9 Tim Hortons 15 Gibson Park 42 38 Royal Bank 32 Goodlife Fitness York Mills Subway Station 28 Jack Astor's Bar 18 Aroma Espresso Bar 29 Willowdale Park Grocery Stores: & Grill 23 Banks: Starbucks Malls: 30 Mezza Notte Trattoria / 1 Royal Bank 7 M2M Asian Foods 31 Tim Hortons Symposium Café / Bâton 26 Empress Walk Mall 10 Metro Rouge 41 Tim Hortons 3 TD Canada Trust 36 Sheppard Centre THE OPPORTUNITY rare opportunity to build & design AN OFFICE to suit your needs ♦ Retail Opportunity: An ideal opportunity for big 71,873 sq ft block retail concepts. OPPORTUNITY ♦ 5250 Yonge Street's central location is Office steps away from the area's many amenities. Opportunity: o3 115,357 sq ft exclusive OFFICE outdoor amenity space A tranquil rooftop setting with seating to enjoy morning coffee and lunch with colleagues Office amenity space (exclusively for office use) OFFICE AMENITIES Office lobby with direct access to retail ♦ In-ground subway access ♦ Ample underground parking ♦ Welcoming modern and professional lobby ♦ Eco-conscious building practices ♦ Yonge Street signage that offers maximum ♦ Tranquil Rooftop Garden for businesses exposure and 24/7 presence and their employees to enjoy FLOOR PLATES FLOOR PLATES o4 10TH LEVEL OFFICE 13,171 SF 9TH LEVEL OFFICE 13,167 SF 8TH LEVEL OFFICE 13,174 SF 7TH LEVEL OFFICE 13,172 SF 6TH LEVEL OFFICE 13,228 SF 5TH LEVEL OFFICE 13,274 SF 4TH LEVEL OFFICE 13,465 SF 3RD LEVEL OFFICE 22,706 SF 2ND LEVEL RETAIL 41,531 SF GROUND FLOOR RETAIL 30,342 SF CONTACT RICHARD MCWHIRTER Sales Representative, Principal 416.673.4032 | [email protected] STRATTON TOWNLEY Sales Representative 416.673.4058 | [email protected] RICHARD CHILCOTT Sales Representative, Principal 416.673.4053 | [email protected] Some of the data in this report has been gathered from third party sources and has not been independently verified by Avison Young. Avison Young makes no warranties or representations as to the completeness or accuracy thereof. The images contained herein are artistic renderings and the final product may not be exactly as shown..
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