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145 Saint-Joseph Boulevard - "Les Halles St-Jean" 145 SAINT-JOSEPH 145 Saint-Joseph Boulevard is located in the heart of the city of Saint-Jean- BOULEVARD - "LES Sur-Richelieu, on the South Shore of Montreal. Easily accessible by the HALLES ST-JEAN" Jacques-Cartier and Champlain bridge, the Halles are only 35 minutes away from downtown Montreal. Located on a prime cross-street of the ST-JEAN-SUR-RICHELIEU city of Saint-Jean, the Halles offers commercial and office spaces, as well OFFICE RETAIL as abundant outdoor parking. BUILDING DETAILS LEASING DETAILS Realty Taxes OPEX Energy Cleaning 4.97 ($psf) 10.61 ($psf) Included Excluded ADDRESS 145 Saint-Joseph Boulevard, St-Jean- sur-Richelieu, Quebec J3B 1W5 1411 Crescent Street, Montréal, Québec, H3G 2B3 | btbreit.com | 514-286-0188 145 Saint-Joseph Boulevard - "Les Halles St-Jean" AVAILABILITIES Unit # 82 Unit # 103-A Unit # 104 Unit Type Retail Unit Type Retail Unit Type Retail Available Area 4 180 sq.ft. Available Area 402 sq.ft. Available Area 486 sq.ft. Unit # 107 Unit # 107-A Unit # 107-C Unit Type Retail Unit Type Retail Unit Type Retail Available Area 100 sq.ft. Available Area 182 sq.ft. Available Area 220 sq.ft. Unit # 117 Unit # 120 Unit # 121-B Unit Type Retail Unit Type Retail Unit Type Retail Available Area 949 sq.ft. Available Area 1 354 sq.ft. Available Area 3 528 sq.ft. Unit # 207 Unit # 220 Unit # 221 Unit Type Office Unit Type Office Unit Type Office Available Area 655 sq.ft. Available Area 968 sq.ft. Available Area 1 149 sq.ft. LEASING CONTACT YVES BOUCHARD DIRECTEUR PRINCIPAL, LOCATION T: 514-286-0188 ext. 239 [email protected] 1411 Crescent Street, Montréal, Québec, H3G 2B3 | btbreit.com | 514-286-0188 145 Saint-Joseph Boulevard - "Les Halles St-Jean" 1411 Crescent Street, Montréal, Québec, H3G 2B3 | btbreit.com | 514-286-0188 145 Saint-Joseph Boulevard - "Les Halles St-Jean" 1411 Crescent Street, Montréal, Québec, H3G 2B3 | btbreit.com | 514-286-0188 145 Saint-Joseph Boulevard - "Les Halles St-Jean" 1411 Crescent Street, Montréal, Québec, H3G 2B3 | btbreit.com | 514-286-0188 145 Saint-Joseph Boulevard - "Les Halles St-Jean" 1411 Crescent Street, Montréal, Québec, H3G 2B3 | btbreit.com | 514-286-0188.

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