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My selections Contact our leasing experts Michael Matthews 514-945-3456 [email protected] Gerry Anisman 514-940-0790 [email protected] Andy Passarelli 514-940-0791 [email protected] Myrna Munguia 514-940-0792 [email protected] Johnny Moncada 514-940-0793 [email protected] Hayden Bernstein 514-940-0794 [email protected] Mark Singer 514-940-0786 [email protected] Carmen De Angelis 514-940-0789 [email protected] Annie Villemure 819-374-7526 [email protected] Phone: (514) 344-3334 Montreal (Head Office) Trois-Rivières Sherbrooke Québec Toll-free: (888) OLYMBEC 333 Décarie, 5th Floor 125 Des Forges, bureau 200 740 Galt Ouest, bureau RC-12 275 du Parvis, bureau 100 [email protected] St. Laurent, Québec, Canada Trois-Rivières, Québec, Canada Sherbrooke, Québec, Canada Québec, Québec, Canada Industrial Min. Max Office Ceiling Shipping Gross rent per Borough Location Address Sq. ft. Sq. ft. areas height ft. Dock | Ground Sq. ft. + utilities Trois-Rivières Trois-Rivières / 1650 rue Saint-François-Xavier Mauricie G9A 5X9 12,000 42,715 $5.50 1650 St-François-Xavier Street Industrial building near the city centre and all services. Several garage doors and loading docks. 5,509 5,509 1 $6.50 1430 St-François-Xavier Street Industrial & warehousing building near the city centre and all services. Drive-in door. Trois-Rivières Trois-Rivières / 285 rue St-Laurent G8T 6G8 11,500 114,730 As Needed 15 $5.50 Mauricie Le 285 St-Laurent Trois-Rivières Trois-Rivières / 386 rue St-Laurent G8T 6H2 10,000 26,000 As Needed 15 / 33 As needed As needed $6.00 Mauricie Le 386 St-Laurent Sherbrooke Sherbrooke / 1089 rue du Pacifique J1H 2G3 50,000 434,976 As Needed 14 4 Negotiable Estrie 1089 du Pacifique Street 101-105 boulevard Saint-Laurent Montreal & Laval Marcel-Laurin H4N 2M3 79,400 79,400 15% 14'-20' 3 1 $14.95 105 Marcel-Laurin Boulevard Pointe-Claire Montreal & Laval 265 avenue Avro H9R 5B1 35,000 120,000 As Needed 32-40 14 2 Negotiable 275 Avro Avenue 5031-5043 rue Ontario Est H1V Montréal Montreal & Laval 1M6 18,728 65,294 As Needed 12.5 6 1 $10.95 5025-5043 Ontario Street East Ahuntsic-Cartierville Montreal & Laval 1615 rue de Louvain Ouest H4N 1G6 16,614 16,614 16'6" 3 1 $12.00 1615 de Louvain Street West, Suite 100 Industrial space located in St-Laurent with quick access to major Highways in the area, public transportation and the Airport. Available as of November 2021. 8,536 8,536 16'6 3 1 $9.00 1615 de Louvain Street West, Suite 228 Industrial space located in St-Laurent with quick access to major Highways in the area, public transportation and the Airport. Available as of November 2021. 0 0 $0.00 8010 - 8050 ch. Devonshire & Mont-Royal Montreal & Laval 5623 - 5651 rue Ferrier H4P 2K3 5,316 5,316 1 $18.95 5629 Ferrier Street 5196-5200 rue De La Savane Montréal Montreal & Laval H4P 2M8 17,168 50,979 As needed 16 6 1 $9.95 5196 & 5196B De La Savane street 3767 - 3777 boulevard Thimens Saint-Laurent Montreal & Laval / 1557 - 1655 rue Bégin H4R 1W4 8,914 8,914 16'6 2 $14.95 3767 Thimens Boulevard, Suite 100 Second floor offices. Quick access to Highways 13 and 40. Public transportation available. Ample windows. 7,518 7,518 16'6 2 $13.95 1645 Begin Street Industrial space available with quick access to all major Highways in the area, public transportation, many amenities and the Airport. 1505-1545 rue de Louvain Montréal Montreal & Laval Ouest H4N 1G6 13,546 13,546 20% 14'9 1 $13.95 1505 de Louvain West Street 5790 - 5796 chemin de la Mont-Royal Montreal & Laval Côte-de-Liesse H4T 1B1 39,849 39,849 40% 15' 11 $19.95 5800 Côte-de-Liesse Road 15300 rue Sherbrooke Est H1A Pointe-aux-Trembles Montreal & Laval 3P9 230,288 230,288 5% 16/38 16 5 $9.95 15300 Sherbrooke St. East 12345 boul. Albert-Hudon H1G Montréal-Nord Montreal & Laval 3L1 58,449 58,449 16'7 6 1 $10.50 12345A Albert-Hudon Boulevard 6785 - 6791 boulevard Léger Montréal-Nord Montreal & Laval H1G 6H8 34,339 34,339 15% 16' 3 3 $10.95 6789 Léger Boulevard 5375 chemin de la Saint-Laurent Montreal & Laval Côte-de-Liesse / 100 9,583 9,583 2 $11.95 Marcel-Laurin H4P 1A2 5379 de la Côte-de-Liesse Road 2225 boulevard Hymus H9P 1J8 Dorval Montreal & Laval 2225 Hymus Boulevard, Suite 9,181 9,181 18' 2 $14.95 114 5584 ch. de la Côte-de-Liesse & Mont-Royal Montreal & Laval 8615 ch. Devonshire H4P 1A9 9,970 9,970 25% 17' 2 $15.95 8615 Devonshire Road 1900 rue Norman & 1100 - Lachine Montreal & Laval 1150 Croissant Claire H8S 1A9 3,681 3,681 25% 14'4 1 $13.95 1124 Claire-Crescent Street 1955 - 1965 ch. de la Côte-de-Liesse & 80 rue Gince Saint-Laurent Montreal & Laval H4N 3A8 8,712 20,626 40% 15'9 $13.95 1955 Côte-de-Liesse Road, Suite 10 Boul. des Sources & ave. Avro / Pointe-Claire Montreal & Laval ave. du Voyageur 70,000 260,000 Negotiable Sources Boulevard & Avro Avenue / du Voyageur Avenue Saint-Laurent / Chemin Dalton (boulevard Mont-Royal Montreal & Laval Cavendish) 390,000 390,000 As needed 32 Negotiable Projet Cavendish Boul. Maurice-Duplessis & boul. Montréal-Nord Montreal & Laval Albert-Hudon 900,000 900,000 Negotiable Maurice-Duplessis Boulevard & Albert-Hudon Boulevard 626 - 632 rue Stinson / 495 - Saint-Laurent Montreal & Laval 505 Montpellier H4N 2G6 9,856 9,856 15% 16' 2 $12.95 632 Stinson Street 2200 - 2210 52e Avenue, Lachine Montreal & Laval Lachine H8T 2Y3 74,724 74,724 30% 16 4 2 $10.95 2200 52nd Avenue Ahuntsic-Cartierville Montreal & Laval 9200 Avenue du Parc, Montreal, QC H2N 1Z4 8,474 8,474 $9.95 9200 Park Avenue, Suite 610 Fully renovated building ideal for warehousing and distribution needs in the heart of the Chabanel district. Two blocks from Marché Central and in proximity to many amenities. Within walking distance to the Chabanel train station and public transportation. Access to multiple loading docks, passenger and freight elevators. Interior and exterior parking available. 7,958 7,958 $9.95 9200 Park Avenue, Suite 405 Fully renovated building ideal for warehousing and distribution needs in the heart of the Chabanel district. Two blocks from Marché Central and in proximity to many amenities. Within walking distance to the Chabanel train station and public transportation. Access to multiple loading docks, passenger and freight elevators. Interior and exterior parking available. Suites 403, 405, 407, 416, 423 and 424 are contiguous for a total of 17,925 sq. ft. 5,185 5,185 $9.95 9200 Park Avenue, Suite 402 9200 Park Avenue, Suite 402 Fully renovated building ideal for warehousing and distribution needs in the heart of the Chabanel district. Two blocks from Marché Central and in proximity to many amenities. Within walking distance to the Chabanel train station and public transportation. Access to multiple loading docks, passenger and freight elevators. Interior and exterior parking available. 4,893 4,893 $9.95 9200 Park Avenue, Suite 503 Fully renovated building ideal for warehousing and distribution needs in the heart of the Chabanel district. Two blocks from Marché Central and in proximity to many amenities. Within walking distance to the Chabanel train station and public transportation. Access to multiple loading docks, passenger and freight elevators. Interior and exterior parking available. 4,007 4,007 $9.95 9200 Park Avenue, Suite 512 Fully renovated building ideal for warehousing and distribution needs in the heart of the Chabanel district. Two blocks from Marché Central and in proximity to many amenities. Within walking distance to the Chabanel train station and public transportation. Access to multiple loading docks, passenger and freight elevators. Interior and exterior parking available. 3,452 3,452 $9.95 9200 Park Avenue, Suite 407 Fully renovated building ideal for warehousing and distribution needs in the heart of the Chabanel district. Two blocks from Marché Central and in proximity to many amenities. Within walking distance to the Chabanel train station and public transportation. Access to multiple loading docks, passenger and freight elevators. Interior and exterior parking available. 2,030 2,030 $12.95 9200 Park Avenue, Suite 605 Fully renovated building ideal for warehousing and distribution needs in the heart of the Chabanel district. Two blocks from Marché Central and in proximity to many amenities. Within walking distance to the Chabanel train station and public transportation. Access to multiple loading docks, passenger and freight elevators. Interior and exterior parking available. Suites 605, 610, 611 and 616 are contiguous for a total of 18,576 sq. ft. 86-88 boulevard Hymus Pointe-Claire Montreal & Laval 86 Hymus Boulevard, 62,693 62,693 10% 18' 7 3 $14.95 Pointe-Claire, QC H9R 1E4 Sainte-Thérèse North Shore 204 boul. Curé-Labelle / 14 boul. René-A.-Robert J7E 2X7 3,027 3,027 $8.95 204 Curé-Labelle Boulevard, Suite SS7 Corner René A. Robert Boulevard. Excellent location, public transportation. Elevator in the building. 2,550 2,550 $8.95 204 Curé-Labelle Boulevard, Suite SS2 Corner René A. Robert Boulevard. Excellent location, public transportation. 2,110 2,110 $8.95 204 Curé-Labelle Boulevard, Suite SS1 Corner René A. Robert Boulevard. Excellent location, public transportation. 1,763 1,763 $8.95 204 Curé-Labelle Boulevard, Suite SS6 Corner René A. Robert Boulevard. Excellent location, public transportation. 862 862 $8.95 204 Curé-Labelle Boulevard, Suite SS4 Corner René A.
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