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2018 Availability Report 2018 AVAILABILITY REPORT For Lease / For Sale Municipality Address Sizes (sq ft) Comments Contact Clover Ridge Plaza is situated on the northwest corner of Westney Road South and Harwood Avenue South. Former RBC branch adjacent to Matthew Goldsman, Matthew Brown 955 Westney Road 1,911 & 3,011 Sobeys. Ideal for financial institution. This established shopping centre is View [email protected] South, Ajax, Ontario sq ft anchored by Sobey’s, Pharma Plus and features a variety of other retailers [email protected] and services that meet the needs of the community and its loyal consumer base. Second floor office space and ground floor retail / commercial space 126 Wellington available. Plenty of visitor parking, and elevator access to second floor. Matthew Goldsman, Matthew Brown 1,130-4,177 View Street West, Large suburban neighbourhood with schools and community centres within [email protected] sq ft Aurora, Ontario close proximity. Join Mac’s Convenience & Pharmasave Pharmacy. Great [email protected] potential for restaurant, medical, retail, childcare and office uses. 35.78 acres of land on the former Molson Park Barrie site. Zoning Highway 1 Big Bay Point 400 Industrial. Wide range of allowable uses. Adjacent to the Park Place Michael J. Saperia, Kapil Rana 35.78 acres of View Road, Barrie, retail development, near IBM Data Centre and Friday Harbour. Natural [email protected] land Ontario source of fresh spring water. Over 1,000 ft. of frontage on Hwy 400 and [email protected] over 1,600 ft. of frontage on Big Bay Point Rd. Ground and second floor retail for lease. The Collier Centre and Lakeview Condos is a mixed-use, mid-rise development in downtown Barrie. Located Matthew Goldsman, Rami Kozman 90 Collier Street, 1,300-40,000 View at the northeast corner of Collier Street and Mulcaster Street. Join great [email protected] Barrie, Ontario sq ft tenants such as the Bank of Montreal and Druxy’s. Ideal for grocery store, [email protected] fitness, restaurant and service uses. Located on the northwest corner of Duckworth Street and Hwy 400. North 307 Cundles Road Matthew Brown, Matthew Goldsman Barrie Crossing anchored by Cineplex Odeon, LA Fitness, Dollarama, TD View East, Barrie, 1,200 sq ft [email protected] Bank and many more. Shadow-anchored by Zehrs and Shoppers Drug Ontario [email protected] Mart. Ample parking. Ideal for a variety of retail / commercial uses. Located on the southeast corner of Bayfield Street and Ferris Lane. Well Barbara Kless 331 Bayfield Street, 766, 936 & maintained neighbourhood plaza. Under new ownership. 3 second floor View [email protected] Barrie, Ontario 1,530 sq ft office units available. Pylon signage opportunity. Ample surface parking. Signalized intersection. Utilities are included in additional rent. 1 Oct-18 Located at the northeast corner of Duckworth Street and Grove Street East. Busy neighbourhood shopping centre with a GLA of 25,347 square feet. 353 Duckworth Barbara Kless, Kapil Rana 1,200 & 1,368 Easy access to Hwy. 400. End-cap and in-line units available. Close View Street, Barrie, [email protected] sq ft proximity to Georgian College. Join Tim Hortons, Rexall Pharma Plus, Ontario [email protected] Twisted Indian Modern Wraps, Subway. Ideal for most retail, service and institutional uses. Located at the northeast corner of Yonge Street and Big Bay Point Road. Tenants Now Open: BMO, Great Clips, Coffee Culture and Osmow’s. Area 494 Big Bay Point retailers include Zehrs, Shoppers Drug Mart, LCBO, RBC, CIBC and TD Matthew Brown, Russell Saffer View Road, Barrie, 1,517 sq ft Bank. Mix of residential, retail and industrial, providing constant traffic flow. [email protected] Ontario The south end of Barrie continues to grow; approx. 3,000 new residential [email protected] units in the area. Ideal for dental, medical, spa, quick service restaurant and service oriented retailers. Surrounded by established residential neighbourhood, commercial, and industrial trade. Immediate area will experience further residential growth of approximately 3,000 new homes. Easily accessible, with ample on-site Greg Evans, Matthew Brown 555 Yonge Street, 5,000 sq ft View parking. Located on a major traffic artery with great visibility. In area: Zehrs, [email protected] Barrie, Ontario (divisible) LCBO, SDM, The Beer Store, RBC, TD, and many national QSRs. Site [email protected] plan approved. Ideal for service-oriented retail: dental, vet, restaurant, office, financial, and related uses. Drive-through potential. Beautiful agricultural land south of the QEW, north of the Niagara 4556-4568 Lincoln Escarpment, west of Ontario St. Extraordinary winery and farm with a Lot: 56.61 Michael J. Saperia View Avenue, cooking school, bistro, pavilion event venue and 2 residences. The acres [email protected] Beamsville, Ontario purchase price includes the real estate and the 5 businesses. Asking price: 5,500,000.00. Located at Hwy 50 and Healey Road. Join Sport Chek, The Home Depot, Matthew Goldsman, Justin Anytime Fitness, Dollarama, The Brick Mattress Store and more. Pearlstein, Greg Evans 12760 Hwy 50, 964 & 1,355 Surrounded by industrial/office trade. Close proximity to Bolton West View [email protected] Bolton, Ontario sq ft residential community, South Bolton Village and downtown Bolton. End- [email protected] cap, in-line units and freestanding restaurant available. Ideal for quick [email protected] service restaurant, health food store, electronic store, specialized medical. New Retail Development – Approximately 60,000 sq ft. Located on the Barbara Kless, Matthew Brown, 10-60 Rivermont 60,000 – north side of Steeles Avenue West, between Heritage Road and Kapil Rana View Road, Brampton, Spaces from Mississauga Road. Signalized intersection. Very large frontage. Rapidly [email protected] Ontario 1,137 sq ft growing area of Brampton. Close proximity to Highway 407. Tim Hortons [email protected] confirmed to be on-site. [email protected] Situated at a signalized intersection. Residential density planned and No Longer currently under construction within the area, ~3,000 homes to be built. 45 & 65 Dusk Drive, Available Short walk from Saint Augustine Secondary School (approximately 2,000 Justin Pearlstein View Brampton, Ontario **LEASED** students). Bus rapid Transit (BRT) stop. Other tenants include: Asian [email protected] sq ft Foodland, Starbucks, I.D.A., Gino’s Pizza, Kitchen Food Fair. Ideal for many commercial uses. Only one unit remains. 2 Oct-18 Brand new apartment building located on Bramalea Road between Steeles Avenue East and Dearbourne Blvd. Retail on the lower level with great Justin Pearlstein, Avi Behar 68 Bramalea Road, View 2,397 sq ft exposure onto Bramalea Road. Area contains a mix of office, industrial and [email protected] Brampton, Ontario residential density. Suggested uses include: retail, medical, fitness, light [email protected] food, service, etc. Possession: Immediate. 2,709 sq ft Located on the northwest corner of Wexford Rd. and Kennedy Rd. N. Great 220 Wexford Road, Kapil Rana View (+ 2,354 sq ft visibility and location. 3 schools within walking distance. Ideal for Brampton, Ontario [email protected] basement) convenience, doctors office, food, dollar store, tutoring. Located on the southwest corner of Bramalea Road and Countryside Drive. 10970 Bramalea Justin Pearlstein, Avi Behar Surrounded by newly built residential development. Mac’s Convenience View Road, Brampton, 693 sq ft [email protected] and Gas Bar situated on site. Retail development of 11,748 square feet. [email protected] Ontario One unit remaining – 693 square feet. 5, 9, 15 New project to be built, located on the southeast corner of Queen Street Beaumaris Drive East and Beaumaris Drive. Ideal for all retail, commercial and institutional Barbara Kless, Michael J. Saperia Units from 785 View at Queen St. E., uses, including daycare. Pylon signage available. High traffic area with [email protected] sq ft Brampton, average daily traffic on Queen Street East of approximately 20,000 cars. [email protected] Ontario New subdivision on the north side of Queen Street East. Build-to-suit, drive-thru permitted. Ideal for bank, quick service restaurant and service -oriented retail. Fronting Henry Street. Neighbouring retailers Matthew Goldsman, Greg Evans 225 Henry Street, Up to 11,000 include Lowe’s, Tim Hortons, BMO, Leon’s, PetSmart, Michaels, Bed Bath View [email protected] Brantford, Ontario sq ft & Beyond and Best Western Plus Brant Park Inn & Conference Centre. [email protected] Located south of Highway 403. 3,500 college students in downtown Brantford. HWY Commercial zoning (C2-35). Property can be severed into 3 separate 700 Powerline Kelly Farraj, Yosi Behar properties. Great frontage onto HWY 2. Surrounded by future industrial View Road, Brantford, 21.79 acres [email protected] developments. Proposed 370 acres of residential development that will Ontario [email protected] have approximately 3,000 units. Matthew Goldsman, Justin Located just off the QEW at Brant Street. Excellent visibility from Highways Pearlstein, Greg Evans 1200 Brant Street, 407, 403 and the QEW. Easy access. Brant Street Power Centre has a View 3,782 sq ft [email protected] Burlington, Ontario strong national tenant mix, including Best Buy, Home Outfitters,
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