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Woodbine & Steeles Corporate Centre WOODBINE & STEELES CORPORATE CENTRE OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE WOODBINE & STEELES CORPORATE CENTRE 7030 WOODBINE AVENUE Suite 400C 6,400 sf – Improved Suite 900A 4,709 sf – Improved 13,915 sf contiguous Suite 900B 9,206 sf – Base building 7050 WOODBINE AVENUE Suite 201 4,007 sf – Improved with quality boardroom Suite 400 13,949 sf – Full floor – building signage available 7100 WOODBINE AVENUE Suite 110 1,332 sf – Corner suite, 4 offices & kitchenette Suite 202 3,436 sf – Available January 1, 2018 Suite 215b 2,611 sf – Improved WOODBINE & STEELES CORPORATE CENTRE FACT SHEET Net Rent $15.75 psf per annum Additional Rent $13.99 psf per annum Parking Ratio 3.1 per 1,000 sf Year Built 1984 Woodbine & Steeles Corporate Centre is a premier, suburban 7030 WOODBINE AVENUE FEATURES office complex totaling approximately 295,000 square feet. The Building Size 120,000 sf Underground Parking property is situated on 12 acres and comprises three office buildings ranging from four to nine storeys, fronting on Woodbine and Steeles. Typical Floor Plate 13,550 sf Surface Parking (3.1/1000) Number of Floors 9 The complex, located in the City of Markham, has a prominent and Public Transit highly visible location at Highway 404 and Steeles Avenue, five minutes 7050 WOODBINE AVENUE Direct Subway Connection north of the Highway 401 interchange. The property offers excellent highway access to several 400 series highways, making it a strong Building Size 52,000 sf Modern Renovated Lobby location for tenants who want to attract employees from across the Typical Floor Plate 13,577 sf Satellite Dish Capability GTA. Number of Floors 4 Fibre Optic Service Woodbine & Steeles Corporate Centre is directly serviced by bus VAV HVAC System routes operated by the TTC and York Region Transit as well as the 7100 WOODBINE AVENUE Green VIVA express line operated by York Region. Building Size 117,937 sf Fire Detection System Typical Floor Plate 30,361 sf Access Card Entry System Number of Floors 4 LOCAL AMENITIES & TRANSPORTATION DRIVE TIME SHOPPING FOOD & RESTAURANTS 1. The Shops on Steeles and 404 1. Tim Hortons 15. Eggsmart 29. Mr. Sub BANKS 8 2. J-Town 2. Gyubee 16. Starbucks 30. Chauhan’s Fine Indian Cuisine 1. TD Canada Trust mins 3. Shoppers Drug Mart 3. Ten23 17. Quiznos 31. Century Palace Chinese 2. CIBC 4. Food Basics 4. Montana’s 18. South Street Burger 32. Aijisen Ramen 3. Bank of Montreal 5. T&T Supermarket 5. Congee Queen 19. Swiss Chalet 33. Boston Pizza 4. RBC Royal Bank 6. ReStore Markham 6. Wimpy’s Diner 20. Kim Po 34. Green Grotto 5. Tangerine 7. Sayal Electronics 7. Phoenix 21. Maison Du Japon 6. Scotiabank SERVICES 8. Perfumery and Cosmetics 8. The Owl & Firkin 22. Diana’s Oyster Bar 7. National Bank 9. Casualife Outdoor Living 9. Milano Sandwiches 23. Gold Mark 1. Goodlife Fitness GAS STATIONS 10. Frankie Tomatoes 24. Carmelina 2. Mayfair Clubs 1. ESSO HOTELS 11. Shopsys 25. Pitalicious 3. The UPS Store Buttonville Airport 2. Petro Canada 1. Courtyard Toronto Northeast 12. Country Style Donut 26. Zen Japanese 4. Fedex 5. The Printing House 2. TownePlace Suites 13. Spring Villa Chinese Cuisine 27. Mandarin 6 14. Tiny Tom Donuts 28. Wendy’s mins Fairview Mall RODICK RD WOODBINE AVENUE 407 9 68B 21 mins 2 WARDEN AVENUE 90 404 30 14TH AVENUE 1 7 29 8 28 6 ALDEN ROAD 27 26 25 LESLIE STREET 24 Downtown Toronto 22 23 4 21 28 ESNA PARK DRIVE DENISON STREET 1 3 mins 3 19 18 2 16 15 17 17 1 5 20 34 3 33 32 14 6 13 JOHN STREET 12 31 2 2 11 5 10 4 9 24 8 Pearson Airport 7 224 GREEN 2 2 24 1 53 STEELES AVENUE EAST 2 mins 1 3 2 7 VICTORIA PARK 1 1 1 5 3 1 6 4 6 BAYVIEW GOLF & 5 4 1 COUNTRY CLUB 1 1 The Beaches 7030 WOODBINE AVENUE SUITE 400C SUITE 900A • 6,400 sf • Double door elevator exposure • 4,709 sf • 3 offices • Large reception area • 2 meeting rooms • Double door elevator exposure • 3 meeting rooms • 3 offices • Large kitchenette 3'-10" 21'-7" 24'-2" 7030 WOODBINE AVENUE SUITE 900B 9TH FLOOR • 9,206 sf • Base building condition • 13,915 sf • Double door elevator exposure • Double door elevator exposure • Full floor available • Building signage opportunity 7050 WOODBINE AVENUE SUITE 201 SUITE 400 • 4.007 sf • High-end boardroom • 13,949 sf • Base building condition • Double door elevator exposure • Corner suite • Full floor available • Brand new common areas • South and east views • Building signage opportunity 7100 WOODBINE AVENUE SUITE 110 SUITE 202 • 1,332 sf • 4 offices • 3,436 sf • 8 private offices • Built-out space • Kitchenette • Corner suite • Boardroom • Corner suite • Double door entry • Kitchenette 7100 WOODBINE AVENUE SUITE 215B • 2,611 sf • 2 offices on glass • Improved space • 2 large breakout areas CONTACT Matt Gunning, SIOR Katie Wilson Principal | Broker Sales Representative 905.968.8003 905.968.8017 [email protected] [email protected] Avison Young Commercial Real Estate (Ontario) Inc., Brokerage 55 Commerce Valley Drive West, Suite 501, Mailbox #7, Markham, ON L3T 7V9 T 905.474.1155 F 905.886.5744 The information contained herein was obtained from sources deemed reliable and is believed to be true; it has not been verified and as such, cannot be warranted nor form any part of any future contract..
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