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Western Canadian Place OFFICE SPACE FOR SUBLEASE Colliers International 900, 335 8th Avenue, SW Calgary, AB T2P 1C9 www.collierscanada.com JIM REA Executive Vice President/Partner 403 215 7250 [email protected] DAN LANNON Senior Vice President/Partner 403 215 9865 [email protected] TODD SUTCLIFFE Vice President/Partner 403 298 0414 [email protected] WESTERN CANADIAN PLACE South Tower - 700 9th Avenue SW Average Number Constructed Rentable Area Floorplate of Floors Western Canadian Place is an A Class office project BUILDING th SOUTH TOWER SOUTH located on 9 Avenue SW and connected to the main 394,560 SF 15,000 SF DETAILS 1983 30 +15 walkway system. It is conveniently located one block east of Eighth Avenue Place, neighboring The CORE Shopping Centre and Bankers Hall. Western Canadian Place has recently undergone a $10 million re- Landlord HVAC vitalization on the main floor, +15, and +30 levels. These upgrades bcIMC Realty Corporation Monday - Friday included the addition of new retail amenities, collaborative meeting 6:00 am - 6:00 pm spaces, elevator modernization and lobby upgrades. Managed by QuadReal Property Group LP WESTERN CANADIAN PLACE South Tower - 700 9th Avenue SW OFFICE SPACE FOR SUBLEASE SUBLEASEACCESS SOUTH TOWER SOUTH DETAILS Western Canadian Place is located on 9th Avenue SW and provides quick and convenient access in and out of downtown. Parking is abundant along 9th Avenue and additional parking can be provided in the building and Centennial Parkade. WESTERN CANADIAN PLACE SOUTH TOWER Centennial Parkade WESTERN CANADIAN PLACE Sublandlord th Husky Oil Operations Limited South Tower - 700 9 Avenue SW Occupancy Date AVAILABLE AREA 30 to 120 Days Notice Contiguous Floor 26 15,410 SF 61,640 SF Floor 25 15,410 SF Space Operating Costs & Furniture Taxes (2020 Estimated) Floor 24 15,410 SF Available $17.23 per SF Floor 23 15,410 SF Term of Sublease Floor 21 15,410 SF 5 - 10 Years Floor 20 15,405 SF Contiguous Annual Net Rent Floor 19 15,404 SF 82,059 SF Market Sublease Rates Space Floor 18 14,830 SF Furniture Available Parking Ratio Floor 17 14,885 SF 1:2,200 SF (includes Centennial Parkade) Floor 16 6,125 SF $550/stall/month reserved Floor 10 15,060 SF $485/stall/month unreserved Contiguous Floor 9 15,060 SF 75,130 SF Floor 8 15,005 SF Space Furniture Floor 7 15,000 SF Available OFFICE SPACE Floor 6 15,005 SF FOR SUBLEASE SUNNYSIDE LRT STATION + WALKWAY2 AVENUE NW 3 AVENUE NE 8 STREET NW PRINCE’S ISLAND PARK 3 AVENUE NE 1 AVENUE NW PRINCE’S ISLAND PARK ALANNA APARTMENTS ELAINE INFORMATIONLOUGH INGONISH 3 STREET NE STREET 3 15 NE STREET 2 DONEGAL MANSIONS 3 AVENUE NE 2 AVENUE NE GLENWOOD 9 STREET NW MANOR BOW RIVER 310 - 314 DISCOVERY 321 HILL 1 AVENUE NE BROKEN PLATE RIVER RUN CONDOS HILL MEMORIAL DRIVE NW HOUSE 301 HOLLY PARK YEOMAN’SWESTERN YARD 233 PRINCE'S ISLAND BARCLAY PARADE ESTATES HOLLY MARSH ROAD NE POINT 225- 277 PEACE BRIDGE THE 500 EAU CLAIRE CANADIAN PRINCETON MEREDITH WATERFRONT MANOR EAU CLAIRE CONDOS HELIPORT BRIDGE STREET CENTRE HOWIE 130 - YMCA BLDG 148 ST VLADIMIR’S 211 EAU CLAIRE MARKET UKRANIAN 10A STREET NW STREET 10A ORTHODOX CHURT 10 STREET NW STREET 10 1886 MEMORIAL DRIVE NE PLACE THE EAU CLAIRE AVENUE SW CAFE MEREDITH ROAD NE P RIVERFRONT AVE SW BOW RIVER KENSINGTON CONCORD BARLEY NORFOLK CORNER MILL CALGARY, AB 1126 HOUSE CALGARY 106- 1 AVENUE SW 205 CHINATOWN 126 MILLENIUM JOEY RIVERFRONT SENIOR’S CENTRE TOWER SHERATON TOMATOES EAU CLAIRE MAPHARMONIOUS LEGEND EAU CLAIRE BOW P P P JOE CENTRE CHURCH APARTMENTS UNITED 140 1131 CLAIRE KENSINGTON PHILLIPS 116 1127 P BROADVIEW 1125 LA CAILLE LA CAILLE ESTATES BOWSIDE PLAZA GATE N.W. 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EAU CLAIRE MANOR WAI-KWAN CHINESE 207 700 9 Avenue SW ON THE BOW 2ND ST SHAW MANOR TOWER KWAN LIVINGSTON CENTRE PENTACOSTAL COURT WEST PLACE BLDG CHURCH TOWER DEVON CALGARY Residential 207 CITY WEST 233 RIVERFRONT AVENUE SE EAU CLAIRE TOWER FAR EAST TOWER CENTRE HARVEST LIVINGSTON 1 STREET SE 7 STREET SW 7 STREET 1 STREET SW 2 STREET SW 2 STREET 5 STREET SW 5 STREET HILLHURST BRIDGE LIBERTE EAU SW 6 STREET 116 WAH SHOPPING TRINITY PRINCE'S CROSSING FUTURE 114 CENTRE STREET CLAIRE EXECSUITE MALL BARCLAY PLACE SOUTH PLAZA YING CENTRE LUTHERAN EAST CCC PHASE 2 ParkingAPTS 100-6 110 CHURCH TOWER P P MNS 138 8 STREET SW 8 STREET 3 AVENUE SW 3 AVENUE SW 3 AVENUE SW + 15 Walkway 4 AVENUE FLYOVER MCDOUGALL PARKADE SUNLIFE 302 LIVINGSTON EAU CLAIRE PAVILLIONS 615 EAU CLAIRE THE SONOMA RETIREMENT HOUSE CHURCHILL POTENTIAL PARKADE P NORTH 115-119 308 GOOD RIVERFRONT LANGEVIN BRIDGE P PLACE HOUSE OF EAU CLAIRE 3 AVE P PLACE I EAU CLAIRE P THE WESTIN 200 CARS CITY FORTUNE 123 RESIDENCE ESTATES BENTALL SW PARKADE 3 AVE SW 310 119 GOVERNMENT OF CANADA 403 KENNEDY SITE PLACE II FuturePLAZA + 15 WalkwayPLAZA RIVERFRONT SHELL 312 HARRY HAYS BLDG RIVERFRONT P 240FOURTH AVE SE CENTRE POTENTIAL SUNLIFE POINTE LOUISE STATION NEFF UNITED 512-528 THE WESTIN CN + CF PLACE ALBERTA MCFARLANE BIRCHCLIFF REGENCY 4 AVE SW ALTIUS INTERNATIONAL PLAZA ASIA FIRST 316 3 ST SE HOUSING APTS OPTIMA SERVICES ENERGY CAESAR’S HOTEL SITE SUNLIFE SUNLIFE PLACE P TOWER P SUITES REST. 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