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10 DUNDAS EAST Toronto, ON 10 DUNDAS EAST Toronto, ON BentallGreenOak (Canada) Limited Partnership, Brokerage bentallgreenoak.com 10 DUNDAS EAST Toronto, ON LOCATION: 10 Dundas Street East, Toronto, ON MAJOR INTERSECTION: Yonge Street and Dundas Street East TYPE: Mixed Use (Office and Retail) TOTAL GLA: 331,531 square feet (249,260 square feet of retail space) MAJOR TENANTS: Cineplex 97,031 square feet Little Canada 43,619 square feet Winners 28,330 square feet Dollarama 11,113 square feet The Beer Store 5,016 square feet DEMOGRAPHICS (2021 PROJECTIONS): 1 km 3 km 5 km Total Population 65,078 358,793 639,870 Total Households 337,835 198,560 330,328 Household Average Income $92,589 $131,760 $140,602 MARKET SUMMARY: Located at one of the busiest intersections in Canada, 10 Dundas East is the most animated and vibrant commercial hub in Toronto. This multi‐level, mixed used centre offers unparalleled signage and exposure opportunities to Yonge‐Dundas Square, a popular focal point of the downtown community designated as a public space and event venue with over 28.5 million visitors a year. With an immediate trade area of over 64,000 residents plus an additional 850,000 people entering the area on a daily basis for work, 10 Dundas East is home to the second highest grossing movie theatre in Toronto, as well as Jack Astor's Bar & Grill and Milestones which both produce at the top of their chains. 10 DUNDAS EAST Toronto, ON UNIT TENANT SQ FT UNIT TENANT SQ FT 100/B100 Adidas 9,472 334 Marble Slab Creamery 515 101 Lids 570 335 Feta & Olives 412 102/103/ 336 Salad Days 360 B202/B300 Little Canada 43,619 337 Subway 308 112 Rolltation 1,596 340 Available 341 114 Chipotle 342 California Thai 382 Mexican Grill 2,628 344 Asian Gourmet 118 DAVIDsTEA 1,593 Wok & Grill 400 120 Tim Hortons 3,019 346 Happy Fruit 122 Freedom Mobile 1,384 Bubble Tea 310 124 Blaze Pizza 2,428 L3.K1 Mobile Pro 124 126 The Wine Rack 1,312 128 Starbucks 1,218 400 Milestones 9,925 410/610 Cineplex 97,031 B102 R U Smiling Dental 743 440 Jack Astor's 9,354 B104 Tim Hortons 720 B106 The Power Vision’s 297 500 Spring Sushi 8,046 B116 Dollarama 11,113 B126 Baskin Robbins 216 OFFICE TENANTS B128 Mobile Klinik 450 304/502 Ryerson University 10,895 B132 The Beer Store 5,016 600/1002 Ryerson University 30,189 704 Toronto Film School 9,931 200 Winners 28,330 800/900 Ontario Ministry of Tourism 28,650 310 The Shark Club 6,269 318 Harvey's 578 330 Zeytouna Mediterranean Cuisine 388 331 Hui Lan Shan Healthy Dessert 319 The information contained herein has been obtained from sources deemed to be PROFESSIONALLY LEASED AND MANAGED BY: reliable but does not form part of any future contract and is subject to BENTALLGREENOAK (CANADA) LIMITED PARTNERSHIP, BROKERAGE independent verification by the reader. The property is subject to prior letting, Unit 110, 65 Port Street East, Mississauga, ON L5G 4V3 withdrawal from the market and change without notice. Tel: 1.866.681.2715 Fax: 905.271.5081 www.bentallgreenoak.com.
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