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FOR SALE 3190 Tahsis Avenue, Coquitlam | BC Lafarge Lake Park LAFARGE LAKE- DOUGLAS STATION SUBJECT PROPERTY 4.78 Acre Woodframe Development Opportunity • Highly desirable Coquitlam City Centre location CASEY WEEKS Personal Real Estate Corporation • Coveted woodframe development form with rare scale up to six storeys DIR +1 604 661 0811 [email protected] • Short walk to the Lafarge Lake-Douglas and Lincoln skytrain stations MORGAN IANNONE • Close proximity to multiple schools, parks and trails Personal Real Estate Corporation DIR +1 604 662 2654 [email protected] View potential towards Westwood Plateau FOR SALE 3190 Tahsis Avenue, Coquitlam BC 8 13 45 30 minutes to minutes to minutes to minutes to Port Moody Burquitlam Downtown Downtown Coquitlam City Centre promises increased growth via West Coast via SkyTrain via SkyTrain via SkyTrain Express with the city looking to create higher densities, mixed use and pedestrian-friendly development along the Evergreen Line Stations. With an abundance West Coast Express of public amenities such as Coquitlam Centre, Subject Site parks, community centres, and child care facilities, Coquitlam is fast becoming one of the most desirable neighbourhoods in the Lower Mainland. Millennium Line Moody Centre Coquitlam Centre SALIENT FACTS Civic Address 3190 Tahsis Avenue, Coquitlam, BC Legal Address Strata Plan NWS1668; Multiple PIDs Lougheed Town Centre Site Area 208,543 SF The Property is located along Tahsis Avenue in Coquitlam Centre, Location just blocks from the Lafarge Lake-Douglas and Lincoln Stations Metrotown Improvements 58-unit strata titled townhouse complex Current Zoning Townhouse Residential (RT-2) Future Land Use Medium Density Apartment Residential (RM-3) Height 6 storeys Density 2.3 FAR 208,543 SF Gross Buildable 479,689 SF SF Expo Line Assessment Value $36,697,900 New Westminster (2020) FOR SALE 3190 Tahsis Avenue, Coquitlam BC CITY CENTRE AREA PLAN LOCATION DEMOGRAPHICS WITHIN 5 KM *Formal approval - Fall 2020 With the recent expansion of the Millennium Line and the Evergreen Extension opening in early 2017, the neighbourhood has seen a surge in development and investment from prominent firms. CURRENT POPULATION 150,943 With its prime location, Coquitlam City Centre area promises increased growth with the city looking to create higher densities, mixed use and pedestrian-friendly development along the Evergreen Line Stations. The area is centrally located and accessible to all regions in Greater PROJECTED POPULATION 159,415 Vancouver. Douglas College Coquitlam Campus is one of the largest public colleges in British (2022) Columbia, offering bachelor’s degrees, general courses and career programs. AVERAGE HOUSEHOLD With an abundance of public amenities such as Coquitlam Centre, parks, community centres, and $104,019 INCOME child care facilities, Coquitlam is fast becoming one of the most desirable neighbourhoods in the Lower Mainland. PROJECTED AVERAGE $159,415 HOUSEHOLD INCOME (2022) View potential towards Coquitlam Centre PROSPECTIVE PURCHASERS Prospective purchasers are invited to submit Offers to Purchase the Property through Colliers for consideration by the Vendor. After signing a Confidentiality Agreement (CA), qualified interested parties will be provided a Confidential Information Memorandum (“CIM”) an access to the data room which contains pertinent information and documents relevant to the Property. OFFERING PROCESS All prospective purchasers will be advised of an 3190 Tahsis Avenue FAR Area (SF) offer submission date during the initial marketing Site Area 208,543 period. Purchasers are invited to submit offers to Colliers on the Vendor’s preferred Form of Low Rise Condos 2.3 479,689 Offer (available upon request). Westwood Plateau Mt Burke Hazel Ave 1st Ave 1st Pinetree Wy Quarry Rd Robson Dr P a no ram Minnekhada o Dr Regional Park D avid Ave H Coquitlam BC 3190 Tahsis Avenue, FOR SALE Rd Meridian Coast e ri ta David Ave g ve e David A M ou nt ain Oliver Rd B lvd COQUITLAM CITY CENTREIoco Rd Coquitlam’s City Centre is one of eight designated Regional Town Centres in Metro Vancouver’s Regional Growth Strategy. The City Centre is the 7A “downtown” for the Northeast Sector of Metro Vancouver, providing a full array of retail, office, cultural, recreational and educational services for this part r con D of the Region. Fal 34 32 Pipeline Rd Victoria Dr RESTAURANTS & COFFEE SHOPS SERVICES PARKS & ENTERTAINMENT Douglas College 33 36 1. The Keg Steakhouse 16. The Medicine Shoppe Pharmacy 31. Coquitlam Public Library Lafarge Lake- Victoria Dr Douglas Station 2. Kam Ding Seafood Restaurant 17. Shell Gas Station 32. Pinetree Community Centre PROPERTY 3. Cafe Sobahn 18. LifeLabs Medical 33. Lafarge Lake Wilford Wy 30 4. Fusion Robata Restaurant 19. BMO 34. Town Centre Park 9 8 7 5. White Spot Restaurant 20. Town Centre Pharmacy 35. Glen Park 31 20 6. Cora Restaurant 21. TD Canada 36. Inspiration Garden 29 37 Lincoln Station 35 7. Hakone Sushi 22. HSBC 37. Coquitlam River Park 12 4 8. Shio Japanese Kitchen 23. Coast Capital 38. Westwood Park Coquitlam Centre 10 25 39 11 3 26 9. Copa Cafe 24. Vancity 1 40 10. Bubble World Cafe Port Moody 25. CIBC SCHOOLSInlet 2 Cecile Dr 7A 16 24 41 7A 11. Charlie Hamiltons Pub 39. École Maple Creek Middle School 27 Cedar Dr Dewdney Trunk Road 5 12. Starbucks RETAIL 40. École Brightpath Port Coquitlam North 6 18 Glenayre Dr Glenayre 19 13. Ma Now Thai Restaurant 26. Coquitlam Centre 41. École Westwood Elementary 23 21 Coquitlam 15 Pitt River Central Station 28 38 14. Wah Wing Szechuan Restaurant 27. Pinetree Village Coquitlam 22 er Wy Exchange 13 15. Nando’s Coquitlam 28. Westwood Mall Marin 14 17 29. Henderson Place Mall Prairie Ave 30. Coquitlam Square Clarke Rd r D l y a W m r r e e n h ri T a M Coast Meridian Rd Meridian Coast Burquitlam Burns Rd Como Lake Ave Como Lake Ave Carnoustie Golf Course Harris Rd Harris Smith Ave Linton St Dominion Ave Poirier St Poirier Rippington Rd Rippington Foster Ave Foster Ave Mundy Park Chilco Dr Mary Hill Rd Mary Pitt Meadows Golf Course y W Reichenbach Rd Reichenbach r d e R n r i e r iv a R Lougheed Town Centre M Pitt Lougheed Town Centre Austen Ave Austen Ave Eastern Dr 7B 7 Rochester Ave Western Dr Mundy St Decaire St Decaire Old Dewdney Trunk Rd Nelson St Nelson Pitt River Marmont St Leclair Dr y W er rin Ma Kebet Wy Brunette Ave 7 Colony Farm Regional Park Kennedy Rd Dawes Hill Rd Lougheed Highway Woolridge Rd Woolridge Braid 7 1 Citadel Dr Braid St Eaglequest Golf Shaughnessy St 7B United Blvd United Blvd Sherbrooke St Richmond St Royal Columbian Hospital Hartley Ave E Columbia St 1 Sapperton Pitt River Regional Greenway Ford Rd Douglas Island Fraser River Glenbrook Ravine Park Baynes Rd Baynes 17 Pitt Meadows South Fraser Perimeter Road Fraser River Regional Airport South Fraser Perimeter Road 17 116 Ave FOR SALE 3190 Tahsis Avenue, Coquitlam | BC Colliers International CASEY WEEKS MORGAN IANNONE 200 Granville Street | 19th Floor Personal Real Estate Corporation Personal Real Estate Corporation Vancouver, BC | V6C 2R6 DIR +1 604 661 0811 DIR +1 604 662 2654 P: +1 604 681 4111 [email protected] [email protected] This document/email has been prepared by Colliers International for advertising and general information only. Colliers International makes no guarantees, representations or warranties of any kind, expressed or implied, regarding the information including, but not limited to, warranties of content, accuracy and reliability. Any interested party should undertake their own inquiries as to the accuracy of the information. Colliers International excludes unequivocally all inferred or implied terms, conditions and warranties arising out of this document and excludes all liability for loss and damages arising there from. This publication is the copyrighted property of Colliers International and /or its licensor(s). © 2020. All rights reserved. This communication is not intended to cause or induce breach of an existing listing agreement. Colliers Macaulay Nicolls Inc. .
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