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2 Bloor Street West Retail 2 BLOOR STREET WEST TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 TORONTO OVERVIEW 2 CURRENT & INCOMING NEIGHBOURING TENANTS 3 AREA DEMOGRAPHICS 4 TRANSIT MAP 5 YORKVILLE OVERVIEW 6 RETAIL MAP 7 BLOOR STREET STREETSCAPE 2 8 FLOOR PLANS TORONTO OVERVIEW Toronto is the fourth largest City in North America and Canada’s financial and business capital with a GTA population in excess of 6.4M people. It is a global centre for business, finance, arts and culture and is consistently ranked one of the world’s most livable cities. With a wide range of key sectors from financial services to technology, education, and life sciences, the City has a robust economic base that drives Canada’s economy and provides an attractive environment for foreign investment. In addition to being an international centre for business, innovation, scientific research and education, it is also the country’s cultural heartland. Toronto hosts international audiences for a variety of art, music, and sporting events. It is the country’s leading tourist destination, attracting over 40 million visitors each year. CURRENT & INCOMING NEIGHBOURING TENANTS 2,300,000 Square feet of retail in the Bloor–Yorkville DEMOGRAPHICS retail node 2,690,000 4,552,717 Toronto population Square feet of office space* 30 Median age* 130 Bloor Rendering by Quadrangle Architects 216,189 183,238 Daily TTC Bloor–Danforth Line ridership Daily TTC Yonge–University Line ridership $195,526 Average annual household income from Yonge Street–Avenue Road, and Charles Street–Davenport Road 49,889 Pedestrians at Yonge–Bloor intersection daily >$2,000 PSF 24,633 Sales of retailers on Bloor Street Cars at Yonge–Bloor intersection daily *1 kilometre radius from 2 Bloor Street West West between Yonge Street and Avenue Road 404 P 407 400 401 404 P P SHEPPARD P BLOOR P STATION P 2 BLOOR BAY STREET SCARBOROUGH WEST P 427 STATION DVP P P P P P YONGE-UNIVERSITY ST GEORGE P STATION P P 401 409 EGLINTON LRT TORONTO MUSEUM P PEARSON P 2 STATION INTL. BLOOR AIRPORT STREET WEST P 401 BLOOR-DANFORTH 427 WELLESLEY GARDINER STATION EXPY TORONTO BILLY BISHOP TRANSIT AIRPORT P TORONTO MARRIOTT HOTEL FOUR SEASONS 2 BLOOR STREET WEST BLOOR STATION HOLT RENFREW BAY STATION YORKVILLE VILLAGE PARK HYATT QUEEN’S PARK ROYAL ONTARIO MUSEUM PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS › Approximately 25,417 square feet of retail space (divisible) › Located at the base of a 430,000+ square foot class “A” office tower on the northwest corner of Yonge Street & Bloor Street › Direct access to the subway, public parking and the largest underground pedestrian walkway in the world (PATH) › Over 180 feet of linear corner exposure on the ground floor and 207 feet on the second floor › New quadruple height retail façade planned › 18+ foot ceiling heights on the ground and second floor › Various demising options › Across the street from the soon to be built Apple store › Space can be provided within 16-18 months of lease execution YORKVILLE VILLAGE Brunello Cucinelli Vivian Anthropologie Marc Anthony Salon Hazelton Hotel Suitsupply Diesel Four Seasons Whole Foods Shyu Lolë Atelier Shoppers CHURCH STREET Blo Drug Mart Louis ONE Kiton Mayberry Jimmy Domo Co. Toronto Public Choo Sunglass Blow Café Boulud Library Yorkville Crepes Equinox Black Restaurant Kimina Chanel Hut Dry Bar Shopping & Services Grocery m0851 Soul Cycle dbar BB Buggy PARK ROAD Marlowe Trattoria YORKVILLE AVENUE Restaurant Public Attractions Nervosa Toronto Public Library Fieramosca The Bedford The Host Fine STK Cibo Bandiera 119 Corbo Christian Off Free Pink Gelato Pusateri’s Blu Ristorante Pizzaiolo Trattoria Academy Indian Cuisine SHAN King Palace LUMAS Wine Bar Jewelers Louboutin White People Tartan Shop Balzac’s Café Nightlife Bistretto The Oxley Kasa Moto Seventy Posh Dessert 155 Seven 94 Supperclub The Lady 8 YORKVILLE Hemingway’s Fritz Kate Serpentine YNot Katsu CUMBERLAND Calii Nature Pilot Kathmandu Thomas CUMBERLAND Pizza Hut Financial Fitness PRINCE ARTHUR AVENUE Dimmi Spade Toni&Guy Udon Yamato Starbucks Love Cafe Sir Taj Hinds Rabba 32 storeys 25 storeys 51 storeys ASQUITH AVENUE Fine Foods Opus 508 units Sassafraz 202 units 377 units Hotel Morton’s DECIEM Cumberland Terrace CUMBERLAND STREET 771-773 YONGE ST The Steakhouse BAY HSBC Nespresso Aveda VILLAGE OF YORKVILLE PARK 48 storeys Lululemon Nicolas CRITCHLEY LANE 257 units Park Hyatt Hotel AVENUE ROAD AVENUE Starbucks Holt Renfrew Planta Calvin Klein Brooks Men Goodlife Fitness Holt Renfrew Proof Museum Tiffany & Co. Underwear Brothers Zegna The Printing Capezio Shoes Centre Vodka Tavern Over Gabby’s McDonald’s Louis Intermix Guerlain L’Occitane Hermès Harry Zara Fossil Aritzia 2 HUDSON’S BAY Toronto Sunset House Scotiabank Signatures Easy Strellson Vuitton Burberry Gucci Browns J. Crew Kit & Ace Rosen Roots Davids Gap BLOOR BLOOR RBC CENTRE Marriott Grill BMO Lipton Tim Hortons STREET WEST BLOOR STREET WEST 1 BLOOR 1 BLOOR BLOOR STREET EAST WEST EAST Koerner b espresso ROM North Moncler Cartier Prada Coach D&G Rolex MCM MAC COS Sephora Birks Cineplex William H&M Nordstrom Freshii Firkin Presse Café Tim Hortons Fionn MacCool’s Hall Mazzoleni bar Face Max Mara Escada Michael Dior Cole Roots Hugo TD BMO Rexall Eataly Ashley Apple 80 storeys 75 storeys Rack Büro 53 Crema Sabai Sabai Starbucks Hall Club Stuart Kors Mulberry Royal Haan Victorinox Kids Boss Scotiabank 416 units 732 units Monaco Weitzman Deversailles Tim Hortons Indigo Mont Blanc NC Salon RIMOWA Starbucks Rogers Gardiner Museum Windsor FLOCK Rotisserie Arms Hotel La Prep Korean HAYDEN STREET Bishop and Belcher Grill House The Shoe Company The Salad Herbalife New Yorker Deli STREET BALMUTO 2 House Focaccia ST THOMAS STREET BAY Taco Second MUSEUM Bell Cup TD 11 & 26 storeys CASA CASA II CASA III 251 units ST. ST THOMAS CHARLES STREET WEST 46 storeys 56 storeys 55 storeys 440 units 447 units 578 units YONGE STREET YONGE CHARLES STREET EAST Starbucks Sushi Okonomi Wow 7 West Onoir Club House Sushi Cafe Rabba Fine Foods Slab Rabba RaviSoups Burgers Fine Foods Panago Pizza Aroma Espresso Bar Payless Shoes 10 Rooster Coffee House Subway Avocado Sushi ST MARY Tim Hortons 42 storeys QUEEN’S PARK ST MARY STREET 255 units Popeye’s Supplements Panasonic Theatre CHURCH STREET NORTH SIDE OF BLOOR STREET LOUIS VUITTON BURBERRY GUCCI GUERLAIN TIFFANY & CO. INTERMIX CALVIN KLEIN AVENUE ROAD J. CREW KIT AND ACE HERMÈS BELLAIR STREET BROOKS BROTHERS L’OCCITANE ZEGNA HOLT RENFREW MEN HARRY ROSEN NORTH SIDE OF BLOOR STREET CAPEZIO BAY STREET HOLT RENFREW DAVIDS GAP BANANA REPUBLIC GOODLIFE FITNESS ROOTS ZARA ARITZIA 2 BLOOR WEST RBC HOLT RENFREW FOSSIL YONGE STREET SOUTH SIDE OF BLOOR STREET YONGE STREET H&M APPLE STORE (INCOMING) NORDSTROM RACK (INCOMING) MCEWAN (INCOMING) BALMUTO STREET BMO BAY STREET SCOTIABANK EATALY (INCOMING) BIRKS SOUTH SIDE OF BLOOR STREET SEPHORA COS MAC STRELLSON ST THOMAS STREET HUGO BOSS APM MONACO MCM VICTORINOX BAY STREET TD BANK DOLCE & GABBANA COACH PRADA CARTIER COLE HAAN ROYAL DEVERSAILLES DIOR (INCOMING) MULBERRY MICHAEL KORS SOUTH SIDE OF BLOOR STREET CARTIER MONCLER STUART WEITZMAN THE NORTH FACE CLUB MONACO MICHAEL KORS ESCADA MAX MARA MONT BLANC AVENUE ROAD FLOOR PLANS Building Section Concourse Plan RETAIL 2,780 SF YONGE STREET YONGE RETAIL BLOOR STREET 7,197 SF RETAIL CONCOURSE BLOOR STREET WEST YONGE STREET FLOOR PLANS Ground Floor Option 1 Ground Floor Option 2 Ground Floor Option 3 RETAIL 2 RETAIL 3 RETAIL 3 1,827 SF 1,827 SF 1,827 SF YONGE STREET YONGE STREET YONGE STREET YONGE RETAIL 1 RETAIL 2 RETAIL 1 RETAIL 2 RETAIL 1 6,200 SF 1,980 SF 4,220 SF 3,038 SF 3,162 SF BLOOR STREET WEST BLOOR STREET WEST BLOOR STREET WEST FLOOR PLANS Second Floor Option 1 Second Floor Option 2 Second Floor Option 3 YONGE STREET YONGE YONGE STREET YONGE STREET YONGE RETAIL 1 (2ND FLOOR) RETAIL 1 (2ND FLOOR) RETAIL 2 RETAIL 1 7,413 SF +/- 7,413 SF 3,600 SF 3,400 SF BLOOR STREET WEST BLOOR STREET WEST BLOOR STREET WEST CONTACT Cushman & Wakefield ULC, Brokerage 161 Bay Street, Suite 1500 Toronto, ON M5J 2S1 cushmanwakefield.com GRAHAM SMITH* BRANDON GORMAN* Vice President Vice President 416 359 2382 416 359 2452 [email protected] [email protected] No warranty or representation, expressed or implied, is made as to the accuracy of the information contained herein, and same is submitted subject to errors, omissions, change of price, rental or other conditions, withdrawal without notice, and to any specific listing condition, imposed by our principals. 2 * Sales Representative .
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