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Retail Shops, Restaurants and Services SHOPPING CENTRE KING GEORGE BOULEVARD & 102 AVENUE SURREY, BRITISH COLUMBIA A true downtown experience! Central City offers retail shops and services, “AAA” office space and an internationally recognized university campus all in one location. RETAIL SHOPS, RESTAURANTS AND SERVICES Long known as the hub for retail in Downtown Surrey, Central City promotes a commercial environment by combining local, regional and national Tenants with a 560,000 SF, triple “A” (AAA) office tower and post secondary campuses. The shopping centre spans two levels anchored by Walmart, T&T Supermarket in addition to: The Brick Winners Buck or Two Best Buy Bluenotes XIMI Vogue Urban Planet / Warehouse One Ardene Urban Kids Rogers Wireless / Canadian Passport Bentley WOW / Fido Office Dollarama Telus Mobility / Koodo Prospera Credit Union Central City The Shoe Company Bell Mobile Liquor Store Shoppers Drug Mart Pearle Vision WIRELESSWAVE Club 16 Trevor Linden Image Optometry Freedom Mobile Fitness Foot Locker Alive Health Centre ProfessioNail With excellent food service tenants including: Boston Pizza Coco Fresh Tea Neptune Seafood Restaurant A&W Tim Hortons Booster Juice Starbucks Manchu Wok Blenz Coffee Opa! Souvlaki Burger King Freshslice Pizza KFC Quesada Burritos & Tacos Subway Thai Express Dairy Queen Steve’s Poke Bar Orange Julius Ricky’s All Day Grill Central City is home to the Fraser Valley campus of Simon Fraser University and Stenberg College. Located within walking distance is Kwantlen Polytechnic University (KPU) Civic Plaza campus, Douglas College, West Coast College of Healthcare and Sprott-Shaw College. CENTRAL CITY KEY FACTS 560,000 SF 3,800 Stalls Shopping Centre GLA Onsite Parking 140 $1,600 PSF Retail Stores (approximately) Food Court Sales (average 2019) 365,000 SF 1,000 + Simon Fraser University Daily Visitors to Canadian Surrey Campus Passport Office LOCATION AND ACCESSIBILITY Central City is at the epicentre of Downtown Surrey, fronting King George Boulevard between 100 Avenue and 102 Avenue. The lands are joined by the King George Line of the SkyTrain transit system and serviced by two SkyTrain stations, connecting Central City to New Westminster, Coquitlam, Burnaby, Vancouver, Richmond and the Vancouver International Airport. Directly adjacent to the north of the office tower is the Surrey Central bus loop and SkyTrain Station. SKYTRAIN DRIVING WALKING • Central City to Waterfront • South Surrey to Central City • Holland Park Station (Downtown Vancouver) 20 minutes (15km) approximately 40 minutes • Surrey Memorial Hospital • Langley City to Central City • Central City to Metrotown approximately 28 minutes (17km) • Surrey City Hall Station (Burnaby), approximately 30 minutes • Downtown Vancouver to Central City • Surrey Library, City Centre Branch approximately 40 minutes (34km) • Central City to Vancouver • Civic Boutique Hotel (Marriott International Airport, • Abbotsford International Airport to Autograph Collection) approximately 1 hour, Central City approximately 40 18 minutes minutes (48km) • Jim Pattison Outpatient Surgery Centre DEMOGRAPHICS Downtown Surrey is truly a multicultural environment. The area is home to a large percentage of Filipino, Chinese and South Asian community with approximately 57% of the population considered an ethnic group (2016 Census). The total population of Surrey City Centre (3km radius) accounts for approximately 18% of all of Surrey’s population with the median age of the population being 38 years old and dominated by Millennials (age 22-37) within a 1km radius (2016 Census). Demographics Snapshot (2016 Census): 97,000 + 69,000 + 84% 3 Total Population Total Daytime Population % Post Secondary Educated Number of Grocery Stores: T&T Supermarket, (3km radius) (3km radius) (1km radius) Safeway, Save on Foods (1km radius) 30% 8,000 + +/- 44 $82,000 % of Immigrant Households (1km radius) Number of Restaurants Average Household Income (3km radius) Population (1km radius) RATES Basic Rental Rate – Please contact Brent Heed, Manager, Leasing Additional Rental Rate – $31.90 PSF (2021 estimate), at 604.587.7760 or [email protected]. plus Promo and Media Fund. Disclaimer: None of Blackwood Partners Management Corporation or any of their respective representatives makes any representation or warranty, express or implied, as to the accuracy or completeness of the information contained in this document, and interested parties should conduct their own independent analysis of the information contained or referred to herein. Nothing contained in this document is, or should be relied on as, a promise or representation, whether as to the past or the future. Blackwood Partners Management Corporation and their respective representatives are under no obligation to accept any offer made by any person or entity regarding this opportunity. FIND US ON.
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