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FOR LEASE MARITIME CENTRE 1505 BARRINGTON STREET HALIFAX, NS Maritime Centre 1505 Barrington Street Halifax, NS PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS RETAIL SPACE FOR LEASE MARITIME CENTRE 1505 BARRINGTON STREET HALIFAX, NS Maritime Centre 1505 Barrington Street Halifax, NS PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS Iconic downtown Halifax CASINO NS office building that is the SCOTIABANK largest in Atlantic Canada. CENTRE Internally connected to CITADEL HILL NOVA CENTRE Four Points by Sheraton Hotel, including conference centre. MARITIME CENTRE Professionally managed building with a clean and SACKVILLE ST safe environment for employees and visitors. PROVINCIAL CENTRAL LIBRARY COURT BARRINGTON ST Located at Barrington Street and Spring Garden SPRING GARDEN RD Road, providing walkable access to a wide variety of amenities. DALHOUSIE UNIVERSITY Extensive renovations to the centre including increased parking, an upgraded modern lobby, and new retail space. See below for details. New Additions MARITIME CENTRE REDEVELOPMENT SALTER ST Existing Building 3 New building podium – modern, bright, welcoming HOLLIS ST 3 Renewed connectivity to Barrington Street and Spring Garden Street 3 New retail & food service spaces available for BARRINGTON ST lease 3 Enhanced building security 3 New entrance to the parking garage and 100 SPRING additional parking stalls for employees and GARDEN visitors 3 Bike storage and shower facilities for employees 3 Direct dispatch elevators 3 Upgraded common areas throughout 2. Maritime Centre 1505 Barrington Street Halifax, NS PROPERTY DETAILS Landlord Slate Asset Management Largest office property in Canada east of Montreal, Maritime Centre is ideally situated in the middle of all Halifax’s downtown amenities. Newly built retail space with prime visibility facing Property Description Spring Garden Road, Halifax’s major commercial and cultural hub. This is a unique opportunity to be situated in the heart of the action. Property Manager Colliers International Employee Count ± 1,500 Volta Labs (Tech Start-Up Hub), CBCL Engineering, Federal & Provincial Government, Notable Co-Tenants Salesforce and Halifax Dance Total Building Size 564,291 SF Barrington Street 4,525 SF with option for a 1,820 SF mezzanine with unique roof top patio opportunity Space* B1 Level Space Variety of units size ranging from 2,200 SF to 400 SF (see next Page 6 for details) Loading Loading dock accessible in parking garage area. Elevator access from dock to premises. Fall 2021 Possession* Availability Timeline to be updated Q1 2021 Parking Hourly parking for visitors. On-street parking also available nearby. BARRINGTON ST. OPPORTUNITY* 3. Maritime Centre 1505 Barrington Street Halifax, NS BARRINGTON STREET OPPORTUNITY Main Level Accessed from Spring Garden Road and office lobby. Can also be accessed from parking garage and loading docks via elevator. BARRINGTON ST Mezzanine Optional should additional square footage be required. Rooftop patio Lobby above the space overlooking Spring Garden Road. 4. Maritime Centre 1505 Barrington Street Halifax, NS B1 LEVEL OPPORTUNITIES SALTER STREET ADDITION A B C D E F G H J K L M N P Q R PATIO 380 SF 9 9 ramp up SALTER STREET FAN ROOM 8 F17/F18 8 RESTAURANT UP 5600 SF LINK CORRIDOR TO HOTEL VEST EGRESS CORRIDOR SALTER STREET Unit 1 1,100 SF 7 COFFEE USER Unit 1A 7 GLAZED FRONTAGE 2200 total sf DR. DANIEL (approx. 1100 sf 640BACK SF OF HOUSE TAM front of house) (approx. 640 sf) DENTISTRY FOUR POINT'S SALTER STREET VEST 1376 SF KITCHEN 2110 SF PUBLIC TENANT ADDITION EXIT SPACE 425Unit sf 2 EGRESS CORRIDOR COFFEE USER up SEATING AREA 6 425 SF ELE 9 6 ELEV. ELEV. 11 10 ELE 1 ELE 2 ELE 5 ELE 6 GLAZED FRONTAGE (approx. 450 sf) slope up KIOSK KIOSK AREA 775 SF BARRINGTON STREET MALE ELE 3 ELE 4 ELE 7 ELE 8 FEMALE 5 Unit 3 5 WELLNESS1,900 SF 1900 SF FOUR POINTS 22457 SF 4 UP 4 BARRINGTON STREET MAIN LEVEL OUTSIDE ENTRANCE 3 LOBBY 3 MAIN LEVEL DN UP 2 RESTAURANT 2 LEVEL B1 0 2 4 8 16 32' 1 LOBBY LEVEL SPACE 1 BARRINGTON STREET LEVEL 5. B1 RETAIL SPACE FOR LEASE B1 LEVEL IS 1/2 A FLOOR BELOW THE LOBBY LEVEL Maritime Centre 1505 Barrington Street Halifax, NS KEY DEMOGRAPHICS & FACTS Local area attractions include the Spring Garden Road shopping district; the newly constructed Nova Centre; and Arygle Street, Halifax’s entertainment district. Located up the street from the site is the Halifax Central Library which welcomes over 4 million visitors annually. Across the street are the Provincial Courts and Dalhousie University’s Engineering campus. Halifax is a major education 13 public parkades are centre with 7 post secondary Proposed site is accessible within walking distance institutions located in the by 22 bus routes. to the centre. Paid street City. Student enrollment is parking is also available approximately 43,000. nearby. 7 ferry routes available Over 3,000 residential units $10M is being spent from the downtown Halifax are under construction on on rejuvenating Spring terminal which is located the Halifax Peninsula. Garden Road over the within walking distance. next few years. 2 KM HALIFAX HARBOUR 1 KM SCOTIABANK Total Estimated Population (2020): 33,740 2 KM Total Projected Population (2025): 36,625 0.5 KM Total Daytime Population (2020): 73,000 ARGYLE STREET NOVA CENTRE Total Estimated Population (2020): 12,770 1 KM Total Projected Population (2025): 14,130 Total Daytime Population (2020): 36,925 CENTRAL DALHOUSIE LIBRARY SEXTON CAMPUS Total Estimated Population (2020): 3,087 Total Projected Population (2025): 3,700 DALHOUSIE 0.5 KM UNIVERSITY HALIFAX Total Daytime Population (2020): 16,065 HARBOUR HALIFAX PENINSULA SAINT MARY’S UNIVERSITY DEMOGRAPHIC SNAPSHOT Total Estimated Population (2020) 67,900 Total Projected Population (2025) 71,700 Total Daytime Population (2020) 123,600 Average Household Income (2020) $57,800 Dominant Age Group 25 - 29 years 7. Maritime Centre NEARBY 1505 Barrington Street Halifax, NS ATTRACTIONS DOWNTOWN HALIFAX SPRING GARDEN ROAD • Located in the centre of Downtown Halifax, Citadel Hill is Canada’s most • Spring Garden Road is Halifax’s High Street, with over a hundred shops, visited historic site. restaurants and services. • Halifax Seaport Market attracts more than 1.2 million visitors annually. • A number of new and planned developments have secured this area as the go-to • In 2019, the Port of Halifax welcomed 192 cruise ships carrying 320,000 shopping and entertainment node in Downtown Halifax. passengers. • A $27.6 million dollar project built in 2014, the Halifax Central Library welcomes • The Halifax Boardwalk is one of the world’s longest downtown boardwalks. an average 4,000 visitors daily. DALHOUSIE UNIVERSITY SEXTON CAMPUS NOVA CENTRE • Referred to as the Emera IDEA Building, this site was built to enhance • Part of a $500-million project, the Nova Centre is 1.5M sq. ft. mixed-use Dalhousie’s capacity for research and development. development, including a new convention centre, boutique hotel, two office • $64M investment that opened in Fall 2018. towers and retail space. 8. FOUR POINTS (INTERNALLY CONNECRTED TO THE MARITIME CENTRE) GOODLIFESCOTIA METRO PARK (PARKING) SQUAREFITNESS MARITIME CENTRE NOVA CENTRE BARRINGTON ST BUS STOP ARGYLE ST SPRING GARDEN RD BRUNSWICK ST For more information, please contact: BREANNE HAY REBECCA TODD [email protected] [email protected] +1 (902) 492-2079 +1 (902) 492-2083 cbre.ca 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”). 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