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Sun Life Plaza - North Tower 140 - 4TH AVENUE SW, CALGARY, AB FOR SUBLEASE > OFFICE SPACE Sun Life Plaza - North Tower 140 - 4TH AVENUE SW, CALGARY, AB Building Details Constructed 1982 Rentable Area 307,379 square feet Average Floorplate 11,365 square feet Number of Floors 28 Landlord Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada and Canadian Property Holdings (Alberta) Inc. HVAC Monday - Friday | 7:30 am - 6:00 pm Saturday | 7:30 am - 1:00 pm Sublease Information Available Subpremises Suite 1800 - 11,675 square feet Sublandlord CNPC International Canada Ltd. Annual Net Rent Below Market Rates Operating Costs and Taxes $20.08 per square foot [2017] Occupancy Date 30 - 60 days Term of Sublease April 30, 2020 Parking Six (6) unreserved parking stalls Comments > Excellent location +15 connected to Transcanada and James Short Parkade > Furniture available > Lease extension possible directly with Landlord > Space is in excellent move-in condition DAVID HARVEY SHARMA CHRISTIE CHANTELLE MATHEWS COLLIERS INTERNATIONAL Senior Vice President | Partner Senior Vice President | Partner Associate | Client Project Specialist 900, 335 - 8th Avenue SW 403 215 7258 403 215 9864 403 538 2520 Calgary, AB T2P 1C9 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 403 266 5544 www.collierscanada.com Photographs Suite 1800 - 11,675 square feet > 22 offices > 7 workstations > boardroom > meeting room > file/copy area > kitchen area > open workspace area N Sun Life Plaza - North Tower 140 - 4TH AVENUE SW, CALGARY, AB Sun Life Plaza is a 1,032,823 square-foot class “A” office complex in downtown Calgary. The property consists of three office towers, 28 storeys each, built in 1981, 1982 and 1984. With direct access to the Plus 15 walkway, the complex is connected to major amenities and other office towers. James Short Park, a green haven located across the street, also features a public parkade. MEMORIAL DRIVE NE EAU CLAIRE MARKET 3 1886 BOW RIVER EAU CLAIRE AVENUE SW CAFE RIVERFRONT AVE SW MILL BARLEY ERNST & PARADE BARCLAY 1 AVENUE SW YOUNG SIEN LOK PARK TOWER SHERATON 205 JOEY CALGARY CHINATOWN EAU CLAIRE RIVERFRONT EAU CLAIRE P P TOMATOES P N.W. LRT BRIDGE BOW CENTRE SENIOR’S LA CAILLE APTS CLAIRE 23 BOWSIDE RESTAURANT P ESTATES MANOR BUILDING LA CAILLE 140 LA CAILLE JOE PHILLIPS Contact Us 6 STREET SW STREET 6 SUN LIFE CENTRE HONG KONG CENTRE CONDOS SW 2 AVE ON THE PARKE 4 STREET SW STREET 4 9 116-2 AVE SW AVE 116-2 HARMONIOUS BROADVIEW 5 PLAZA 1 STREET SW 1 STREET CENTRE STREET CENTRE UNITED CHURCH 2 AVENUE SW 2 AVENUE SW DAQING AVENUE SW 2 PLAZA2 AVENUE SW CHOW EAU CLAIRE CILTURAL CENTRE CILTURAL THE POINT LOOKOUT 735 EAU CLAIRE MANOR CENTENNIAL PLACE CHINESE CALGARY NG BLOCK ON THE BOW REST. 2ND ST 46 LIVINGSTON PLACE WAI-KWAN SAHARA SHAW WEST TOWER WEST MANOR SE AVE 129-2 CHURCH CALGARY CHINESE 123-2 AVE SE AVE 123-2 CENTRE SE AVE 119-2 COURT 207 TOWER TOWER CALGARY DOWNTOWN BLDGKWAN MAP207-1 ST SE 12 CITY PENTACOSTAL 5 STREET SW STREET 5 2 STREET SW 2 STREET EAU CLAIRE 200-218 CENTRE CENTRE ST RIVERFRONT AVENUE SE TOWER DEVON 22 TOWER OFFICE 116 WAH LIBERTE EAU EXEC- HOTEL LEGEND RESIDENCES TOWER PRINCE'S CROSSING SUITE SOUTH TOWER 100-6 110 3 AVE SE YING CLAIRE 23 EAST 5 HARVEST 138 COURT TENNIS 40 MNS 3 AVE SE 3 AVE SE CENTRE DAVID HARVEY 23 SE 3 AVE TOWER PLAZA UNDER CONSTRUCTION EAST FAR SHOPPING PARK TRINITY CHURCH 3 114-3 AVE SW AVE 114-3 LUTHERAN COLLIERS INTERNATIONAL 7 STREET SW STREET 7 APTS 233 CENTRE ST BARCLAY MALL BARCLAY 8 STREET SW 8 STREET FUTURE/POTENTIAL CONSTRUCTION SITE 900-, 335 - 8TH AVE SW 3 AVENUE SW 3 AVENUE SW 3 AVENUE SW 3 AVENUE SW 3 AVENUE SW CALGARY, AB T2P 1C0 17 COMMERCIAL302 T +1 403 266 5544 SUNLIFE LIVINGSTON EAU CLAIRE MCDOUGALL EAU PARKADE 3 AVE SE SeniorTHE Vice President | Partner SONOMA PAVILLIONS POTENTIAL GOOD F +1 403 265 6495 HOUSE RETIREMENT HOUSE CHURCHILL 615 CLAIRE PARKADE NORTH28 115-119 308 RIVERFRONT PLACE OF EAU CLAIRE BENTALL P THE WESTIN CITY RESIDENTIAL FORTUNE www.colliers.com/calgary RESIDENCE ESTATES 3rd AVE PLACE I 200 CARS 3 AVE SW 310 GOVERNMENT OF CANADA 3 PLACE II PARKADE PLAZA KENNEDY SITE SW 7 SHELL WESTIN PLAZA RIVERFRONT 403 EAU CLAIRE EAU BP 312 HARRY HAYS BLDG 123-3 AVE SE 123-3 AVE POINTE CENTRE P COVERED SURFACE PARKING SE AVE 119-3 7 8 RIVERFRONT CENTRE AVE SE 32 P SUNLIFE NEFF UNITED 512-528 4 AVE SW LOUISE STATION ALBERTA BIRCHCLIFF REGENCY THE WESTIN 30 PLAZA ASIA + 15 WALKWAY FIRST 403 215 7258316-3 ST SE PLACE MCFARLANE (RETAIL) ALTIUS 38 HOUSING APTS 10 ENERGY HOTEL 16 SUNLIFE (BOOKER’S BBQ P SERVICES P SUITES13 CENTER SUNLIFE PACIFIC DRAGON CITY MALL STREET PLACE TOWER JAMIESON HOTEL WEST OPTIMA DEVELOPMENT 3 18 BUILDING5 REST. 31 34 EAST PLAZA & CRAB SHACK) 11 LAND TITLES PLACE 28 28 CENTRE FUTURE +15 WALKWAY3 CAESAR’S 10 8 SE 1 STREET MACLEOD TRAIL SE MACLEOD 4 STREET SW STREET 4 SW 1 STREET INTERNATIONAL 6 STREET SW STREET 6 2 STREET SW STREET 2 4 AVENUE SW 4 AVENUE SW STREET CENTRE 4 AVENUE SE 4 AVENUE SW 4 AVENUE SW 4 AVENUE SW [email protected] LORRNELPOTENTIAL 24 CANADIAN PHILLIPS LONDON AVATAMSAKA PBA 619 SELKIRK 4TH WEST TOWER ENMAX CENTRE PRINCE'S ISLAND BDG2 621 CALGARY MONASTERY 4 AVE SW HOUSE HOUSE APTS28 & 4TH 3 CANADA REST. 12 PLACE APTS DEVELOPMENT 23 METROPOLITAN SUBSTATION NO 8 SW 4 AVE PLACE II PLACE BLDG PLACE 18 34 EAST P DELTA BOW 410 6SITE ST 2 7 CENTRE F1RST 24 8 STREET SW 8 STREET VALLEY INN YWCA NORTHLAND TOWER JAMES SHORT PARK PARK SW 5 STREET P TOWER PARK FIFTH AVENUE PLACE 28 LAGIN PLACE TOWER & 16 7 CENTRE THE HERITAGE PARKADE UNDERGROUND PLACE (626 STALLS) TRANSCANADA CATHOLIC MACDOUGALL AQUITAINE 520 TD 36 FIVE FIVE SUNDANCE UNDERGROUND 640 PRINCE CHEVRON 35 926 PLACE 800 - 5TH TOWER 5TH AVE BANK CALGARY STOCK PARKADE SCHOOL WEST WEST 5TH AVE SW ROYAL SUITES 19 PLAZA 444 10 25 22 ROSLYN 22 PLACE I EXCHANGE (880 STALLS) CENTRE AVE22 SW P 16 HOTEL 5 24AVE 28 COURTYARD WAYNE FIRE STATION Ave SW 622-5th 27 7 STREET SW 7 STREET 5 BLDG 10 TOWER 31 3 STREET SE STREET 3 3 STREET 3SW STREET BLDG NUMBER 1 5 AVENUE SW 5 AVENUE SW 5 AVENUE SW 5 AVENUE SW 5 AVENUE SW 5 AVENUE SE LIGHT RAIL TRANSIT LIGHT 5 AVENUE SE SHARMA CHRISTIE 5 AVENUE SE 921 10 18 933 441 SUNCOR 5TH AVE SNC THE FIFTH & FIFTH 5TH AVE 505 EAST LEBOW ROCC 5TH AVE 805 P SERVAL 715 FIFTH 639 SQUARE III SQUARE II ENERGY BLDG LAVALIN ATRIUM 1 3 BLDG FIVE TEN 333 CALGARY 2nd ST SW PARKADE AVENUE CHATEAU 5 AVE SW 34 8 PROFESSIONAL4 PARK BUILDING 5TH AVE SW 4 31 FIFTH18 BLDG FIFTH 5 AVENUE PETROLIUM 32 39 CENTRE 10 8 2 25 KNOX & THIRD 19 CENTRENORTHWEST 6 STREET SW 6 STREET CLUB WEST 10 2 TRAVELERS POTENTIAL HALL BOW VALLEY SQUARE 32 BLDG SeniorBOW Vice President | Partner 8 STREET SW 8 STREET THE OXFORD TOWER 52 THE BOW SE 1 STREET 5 VALLEY DEVELOPMENT 300 SHELBOURNE 404 COLLEGE7 PACIFIC 66 PETEX CENTRIUM 6 AVE SE PLACE 9-6 CARKETEN ATRIUM 2 P 800 736 BANTREL new BRADIE CALGARY 17 office PARKADE REST 6TH AVE PLACE OF EDUCATION 3 1010 PARK CAR SIXTH PARKADE BLDG BOARDCALGARY 11 PLACE 8 SIXTH 23 TOWER TWIN BLDG HOUSE P SQUARE V HOUSE condo BLDG 13 CHAMBER OF 18 6 23 14 11 CHURCH 7 6 AVE SW 6 AVE P P 15 RENTAL EDINBURGH SQUARE I 10 OILS dev2 P ITHACAN 2 37 COMMERCE 2 KNOX UNITED KNOX 4 STREET SW STREET 4 BLDG SW 5 STREET 2 STREET SW 2 STREET 1 STREET SW 1 STREET 403 215 9864 MACLEOD TRAIL SE TRAIL MACLEOD 6 AVENUE SW 6 AVENUE SW 6 AVENUE SE SE 3 STREET 6 AVENUE SE 6 AVENUE SE 6 AVENUE SE 6 AVENUE SE P 606 18 18 CALGARY THE BRITANNIA P INTACT PLACE HANOVER REMAND PLACE CONCORDE AMEC ALPINE FORD FOURTH14 BROOKFIELD LOUGHEED POLICE PROVINCIAL SUN 608 BLDG WEST EAST ROCKY MOUNTAIN CENTRE 9 PLACE EAST P PARKADE PLACE WEST CARTER PLACE BLDG BLDG TOWER PLACE BLDG TOWER BLDG SERVICE CHURCH TOWER PLACE PHASE II 13 COURTS6 [email protected] DIAL 5 20 COURT COURT BOW VALLEY 28 PARKADE THE BOW SURFACE PARK & UTILITIES POTENTIAL EXECUTIVE 157 6 PARKADE ST. FRANCIS ST. 3 STREET 3SW STREET BROOKFIELD PLACE 4 COURT TELEPHONE 25 COLLEGE DEVELOPMENT HOUSE 7 STREET SW 7 STREET UNDERGROUND STALLS SOUTH HOUSE PHASE I SOUTH LIFE THE COURT PARKADE POTENTIAL BLOCK NEXEN SIERRA JOHN J. OF APPEAL CENTRE STREET (POTENTIAL) CATHEDRAL WILLIAM R CITY OF CAMPUS 840 7TH PLAZA 800 STALLS FIRST POTENTIAL ROCKY PLAZA NORTHLAND 3 PLACE BOWLEN TELUS BLDG POTENTIAL CHURCH OF CASTELL CALGARY POLICE PENTLAND AVENUE 18 P PARK 444 CANADIAN TELUS SKY MOUNTAIN CITY 1000 BLDG HOTEL BUILDING FIRST CANADIAN TELUS THE REDEEMER HEADQUARTERS 15 CENTRE 20 TOWERTELUS SKY CENTRAL PARKADE DOMINION 10 CENTRE NO. 1 SANDMAN 10 PLACE 18 BUILGING 7TH AVENUE PLAZA 3 7 41 12 8 HOTEL 11 10 CENTRE TOWER LEGION 15 (300 STALLS) CENTENNIAL 6 STREET SW 6 STREET LIBRARY6 PHASE II 2 REGIS ST. 1 STREET SE 1 STREET P P SW 1 STREET LIGHT RAIL TRANSIT SW 5 STREET 4 ST SW STATION 1 ST SW STATION CITY HALL STATION LIGHT RAIL TRANSIT 8 ST SW STATION 7 ST SW STATION 6 ST SW STATION LIGHT RAIL TRANSIT 3 ST SW STATION CENTRE ST SW STATION LIGHT RAIL TRANSIT CITY HALLCHANTELLE STATION MATHEWS TD 115-125 MORTGAGE ELVEDEN CENTRE CANADA DOME TORONTO 7 AVE SW BLDG O'NEIL GARDEN GUINNESS IVEAGH 707 - 5th Street 109 NEXEN ELVEDEN ENCOR 707 - 5 Street DOMINION SCOTIA CENTRAL (RETAIL) CITY HALL BLDG TRUST TOWER 905 BRIAR OLD CITY POTENTIAL HOLT 33 SW 7 AVE TOWERS TOWERS HOUSE HOUSE BLDG HOUSE PLACE CRAIG 40 SQUARE CENTRE UNITED P ADMINISTRATION TOWER 14 29 TOWER BLDG 7 AVE SW 7 AVE NEXEN 15 20 RENFREW 40 HALL HYATT 4 12 3 HUDSONS BAY CHURCH HOTEL BUILDING4 2 STREET SW STREET 2 TELUS REGENCY DEVELOPMENT DELAWARE BROADCASTING COMPANY 6 CONVENTION Associate | Client Project Specialist THE CORE (DOWNTOWN RETAIL CORRIDOR) PARKADE CENTRE OLYMPIC PLAZA 1010 1000 DOWNTOWN CENTURY P 618-628
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