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For Lease | 317 Adelaide Street West ForRetail Lease 317 Adelaide Street West Overview 317 Adelaide Street West, located on the southeast corner of Adelaide Street West and Peter Street, is a rare opportunity to secure a large-format flagship retail presence in the heart of The Entertainment District. Steps from vibrant King Street West and world-renowned Queen Street, 317 Adelaide Street West sits in one of Canada’s most active residential development markets with over 13,500 new units recently completed or under construction. Perfect walk and transit scores and a substantial daytime office population make this the ideal opportunity for fitness, furniture, general retail and trendy boutique users. Property details GROUND FLOOR | Unit 100: 5,500 SF Can be leased together Unit 101: 5,500 SF } or separately Total: 11,000 SF AVAILABLE | Unit 100: 60 Days’ Notice Unit 101: Immediately NET RENT | Contact Listing Agent ADDITIONAL RENT | $15.00 PSF (2020) Highlights • Flagship retail in the heart of The Entertainment District • Over 150 feet of linear wraparound frontage available • Ample ceiling heights • 100 Walk Score • 100 Transit Score • Steps from various public parking lots CN TOWER UNION STATION Area demographics ST ANDREW SUBWAY ROGERS CENTRE OSGOODE STATION SUBWAY STATION 45,401 150,751 Population Daytime Population ENTERTAINMENT UNIVERSITY AVENUE DISTRICT 37 24,818 Median Age Total Households FRONT ST $107,555 $109,575 QUEEN ST W Avg. HH Income Avg. HH Annual Spending 100 100 KING ST W Walk Score Transit Score ADELAIDE ST W Streetcar Line Within 1KM | Statistics Canada, 2020 SPADINA AVENUE Willison Sq. l St. SUITES White h RYERSON 397 e ve. 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