THE T IME HAS COME
RETAIL SPACE FOR LEASE
90 COLLIER STREET • COLLIER CENTRE • BARRIE, ON
Collier Centre and LAKEview condominiums is a mixed use mid-rise development in downtown Barrie with the 7-storey LAKEview Condominiums as its residential component. This mature development is fully approved. The commercial retail and office components of the project is attracting *AAA* Rated anchor tenants such as the now open Bank of Montreal. LAKEview Condominiums has also
achieved unprecedented success with 100% of the condominium units already sold. Both the office and residential buildings will have spectacular views of Kempenfelt Bay and Barrie’s picturesque downtown. This live, work, play mixed-use project is planned to be a major focal point in Downtown Barrie.
THE OFFERINGTHE OFFERING
Developer: Fortress Real Developments
Total Retail:Retail A: 8,106 sq. ft. Retail B: 16,974 sq. ft.Anchor Level: 38,115 sq. ft.
Possession Date: February 2016
Size Ranges:1,171 sq. ft. to 6,039 sq. ft. contiguous and 38,115 sq. ft. of retail space
Parking:Approximately 400 visitor/commercial parking spaces; pay and display system expected
Proposed Use:
Grocery, restaurants, retail and service uses; patio opportunities exist. Bank of Montreal now open.
Retail: Please contact listing agents
Anchor: TBN
TMI:Estimated at $12.23 per sq. ft. (2016)
Office: 110,242 sq. ft.
Residential: 82 Units
North east corner of Collier Street and Mulcaster Street in downtown Barrie. The site is located adjacent to the Simcoe County Court House and the City of Barrie; City Hall. Collier Centre is approximately 0.5 kilometers from the Kempenfelt Bay.
Boma Area Legend
BUILDING COMMON AREA
FLOOR COMMON AREA
OFFICE AREA
STORE AREA
13.13 m²
141 SF
14.48 m²
156 SF
125.15 m²
1347 SF
45.59 m²
491 SF
8.70 m²
94 SF
50.42 m²
543 SF
432.00 m²
4650 SF
546.97 m²
5888 SF
347.30 m²
3738 SF 136.64 m²
1471 SF
114.54 m²
1233 SF
132.82 m²
1430 SF
162.22 m²
1746 SF
15.10 m²
163 SF
31.55 m²
340 SF
USABLE AREARETAIL 10
LOADING/RECEIVING
GARBAGE /RECYCLING ROOM
BMO BANK
RETAIL 4
STAIR A
STAIR C
STAIR H
SECURED PARKING
PARKING
STAIR J
RETAIL 5A
ELEVATOR B
ELEV. C
STAIR K
RES. BIKE STORAGE
RES.STORAGE
PEDESTRIANWALKWAY
RETAIL 6
PARKING
ELECT. RM.
VEST
MECH. RM.
RETAIL 5 RETAIL 6A
OIL STOR.
SID
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EXITCORR.
STAIR Q
STAIR B
RETAIL 4A
VEST.
MECH. RM.
EXITCORR.
RES. LOCKERSRES. LOCKERS
RES. LOCKERS
BANK VEST. & ELE.
ELEVATOR A
B201
P2 LEVEL
COLLIERCENTRE
Area Schedule (Boma-Leasing)_p2
Level Name Area Area 2
P2 LEVEL
P2 LEVEL BUILDING COMMONAREA
2771 SF 257.47 m²
P2 LEVEL STORE AREA 20657 SF 1919.14 m²
23429 SF 2176.61 m²
RETAIL A
MU
LCA
STER
STR
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COLLIER STREET
POYNTZ STREET
1,746 SF1,430 SF1,233 SF1,471 SF
5,888 SF
4,650 SF
FLOOR PLANSPROPERTY OVERVIEW
Redundant Area
Redundant Area
Boma Area Legend
BUILDING COMMON AREA
FLOOR COMMON AREA
OFFICE AREA
STORE AREA
DIAGONAL HATCHDENOTES
MEZZANINE FLOORABOVE
OUTLINE OFMEZZANINE FLOOR
ABOVE
LOADING AREA
BELOW
RETAIL 10
ELECT. RM.
BELOW
ELEVATOR B
STAIR D
ELE. CSTAIR C
STAIR A
ELEVATOR A
ELE. D.
ELE. F.
STAIR R
STAIR P
OUTLINE OFOFFICE TOWER
ABOVE
DIAGONAL HATCHDENOTES
MEZZANINE FLOORABOVE
732.94 m²
7889 SF
254.10 m²
2735 SF
RETAIL 10MEZZANINE
MECH. RM.
ELEVATOR B
STAIR D
ELE. D.
ELE. F.
STAIR R
STAIR P
34.67 m²
373 SF7.63 m²
82 SF
FLOOR COMMON AREA
VEST.
STAIR C
STAIR M
B204
2ND FLOOR
COLLIERCENTRE
Area Schedule (Boma-Leasing)_2nd-2ndA Floor
Level Name Area Area 2
2ND FLOOR
2NDFLOOR
STORE AREA 35826 SF 3328.38 m²
35826 SF 3328.38 m²
FLOOR 2A
FLOOR 2A BUILDING COMMONAREA
2735 SF 254.10 m²
FLOOR 2A FLOOR COMMON AREA 455 SF 42.30 m²
FLOOR 2A STORE AREA 7889 SF 732.94 m²
11080 SF 1029.35 m²
1 : 150
2nd Floor Mezzanine Level2
1 : 150
2nd Floor Mezzanine Corridor1
553.51 m²
5958 SF
428.11 m²
4608 SF
149.04 m²
1604 SF
233.73 m²
2516 SF
30.46 m²
328 SF
130.82 m²
1408 SF
59.11 m²
636 SF
104.86 m²
1129 SF
919.72 m²
9900 SF
152.86 m²
1645 SF
135.54 m²
1459 SF
128.18 m²
1380 SF
33.48 m²
360 SF
35.29 m²
380 SF
8.80 m²
95 SF
Boma Area Legend
BUILDING COMMON AREA
FLOOR COMMON AREA
OFFICE AREA
STORE AREA
OFFICE LOBBY
RETAIL 3A
RETAIL 2
RETAIL 1
RETAIL 7
RETAIL 4
STAIR A
STAIR B
STAIR C
BANK OFFICE
STAIR G
STAIR H
PARKING
ELE. C
ELECT. RM.
MECH. RM.
STAIR L
RETAIL 4
VEST.
STAIR J
TELE. RM.
BANK VEST.
STAIR Q
RETAIL 9VEST
RETAIL 4A
RETAIL 3
CRAWLSPACE
ELE. PIT
USABLE AREARETAIL 10
BANK ELE.
ELEVATOR A
90.35 m²
973 SF
BUILDING COMMON AREA
ELEVATOR B
STAIR K
B202
P1 LEVEL
COLLIERCENTRE
Area Schedule (Boma-Leasing)_p1
Level Name Area Area 2
P1 LEVEL
P1 LEVEL BUILDING COMMONAREA
3358 SF 311.98 m²
P1 LEVEL STORE AREA 31020 SF 2881.88 m²
34378 SF 3193.86 m²
RETAIL LEVEL B COLLIER ST. ANCHOR PODIUM
1,459 SF
1,380 SF
7,889 SF
1,129 SF
636 SF
1,408 SF
2,516 SF
1,604 SF
4,608 SF
5,948 SF
MU
LCA
STER
STR
EET
COLLIER STREET
POYNTZ STREET
MU
LCA
STER
STR
EET
COLLIER STREET
POYNTZ STREET
FLOOR PLANSFLOOR PLANS
388 Spaces for the office, retail and residential combined
1.96 Acres
110,242 sq. ft. (Office)85,244 sq. ft. (Retail)
Available Office Space
Parking
Site Area
Total Rentable Area
$19 net per rentable sq. ft. per annum (Years 1-5) $21 net per rentable sq. ft. per annum (Years 6-10) Note: Speak with Listing Team regarding Tenant Inducements
Asking Rate
Estimated to be $13.67 per rentable sq. ft. per annum (for 2016)
Taxes & Operating Costs
Unit 1 1,692 sq. ft.
Unit 3 1,375 sq. ft.
Unit 4 1,924 sq. ft.
Unit 5 1,722 sq. ft.
Unit 6 4,441 sq. ft.
Unit 7 8,177 sq. ft.
5TH FLOOR 14,939 sq. ft.
6TH FLOOR 14,939 sq. ft.
7TH FLOOR 11,256 sq. ft.
8TH FLOOR 10,998 sq. ft.
9TH FLOOR 10,999 sq. ft.
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19,331 SQ. FT. CONTIGUOUS
63,131 SQ. FT. CONTIGUOUS
OFFICE OVERVIEW OFFICE OVERVIEW
• Class “A” project - centrepiece of the revitalization in Downtown Barrie• Northeast corner of Collier Street and Mulcaster Street• Completion scheduled for Fall, 2016• Adjacent to Simcoe County Court House and the City of Barrie City Hall• 0.5 km from the Kempenfelt Bay• On-site retail to include grocery, restaurants and other retail as well as nearby
retail within walking distance• Public transitO
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+ 3RD best place to invest in Ontario Real Estate - Real Estate Investment Network
+ 74% highest labour force participation rate in Canada, September 2014 - Stats Can
+ 37.2 median age of Barrie population - Stats Can
+ 3RD largest proportion of college grads in Canada - Stats Can
+ 9 million people living within a 100 mile radius of BarrieSTA
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MARKET OVERVIEW
2011 Population 143,634
2006 Population 128,430
Change in Population 5.40%
Median Age 37.2
% of Population aged 15+ 80.70%
Population density per sq/km 1753.3
Land Area 100.52 sq/km
Average Household Income $86,833
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THE CIT Y OF BARRIE | BUSINESS DE VELOPMENT DEPAR TMENT
LABOUR FORCEEducation Attainment 15 years & over # of people %
High School certificate or equivalent 32,115 30%
Apprenticeship or trades certificates 8,880 8%
College, or other non-university certificates 26,830 25%
University diploma below the bachelor level 3,415 3%
University certificate or diploma or degree 15,800 15%
Industry of Employment Barrie Ontario
Construction 13% 11%
Manufacturing 4% 3%
Wholesale Trade 5% 4%
Retail Trade 12% 9%
Finance & Insurance 5% 6%
Health Care & Social Services 8% 6%
Educational Services 1% 1%
Professional, Scientific & Technical Services 12% 15%
Other Services 8% 8%Source: Statistics Canada, NHS 2011
LARGEST EMPLOYERS Private Sector # of employees
Sinton Transportation 589
Wolf / Steel / Napolean Appliance 550
Georgian International Ltd. 410
Scotiabank 400
The Source 400
GEEP Group of Companies 397
Public Sector # of employees
Simcoe Muskoka Catholic District School Board 3,000
Royal Victoria Regional Health Centre 2,518
Georgian College 2,250
YMCA of Simcoe-Muskoka 1,049
City of Barrie 966Source: Huronia Business Times 2014
BARRIE BUSINESS SECTORS
Accommodation & Food Services 4%
Admin. Waste & Remediation Services 6%
Arts, Entertainment & Recreation 1%
Construction 13%
Educational Services 1%
Finance & Insurance 5%
Health Care & Social Assistance 8%
Information & Cultural Industries 1%
Manufacturing 4%
Mgmt. of Companies & Enterprises 3%
Other Services 8%
Professional, Scientific & Tech. Services 12%
Real Estate, Rental & Leasing 12%
Retail Trade 12%
Transportation & Warehousing 5%
Wholesale Trade 5%
Source: Statistics Canada Canadian Business Patterns June 2014
City of BarrieBusiness Development Department70 Collier StreetP.O. Box 400Barrie, Ontario L4M 4T5
CONTAC T US
Phone: (705) 728-9850Fax: (705) 739-4246Email: [email protected]: investbarrie.com
Barrie SpeaksTop 5 non-official languages: Polish, Spanish, Chinese, Urdu, Italian
Simcoe County has over 29,000 French speakers
9 million people living within a 100-mile radius of Barrie
largest proportion of college grads in Canada STATISTICS CANADA, NHS 20113rd
THE CIT Y OF BARRIE | BUSINESS DE VELOPMENT DEPAR TMENT
LABOUR FORCEEducation Attainment 15 years & over # of people %
High School certificate or equivalent 32,115 30%
Apprenticeship or trades certificates 8,880 8%
College, or other non-university certificates 26,830 25%
University diploma below the bachelor level 3,415 3%
University certificate or diploma or degree 15,800 15%
Industry of Employment Barrie Ontario
Construction 13% 11%
Manufacturing 4% 3%
Wholesale Trade 5% 4%
Retail Trade 12% 9%
Finance & Insurance 5% 6%
Health Care & Social Services 8% 6%
Educational Services 1% 1%
Professional, Scientific & Technical Services 12% 15%
Other Services 8% 8%Source: Statistics Canada, NHS 2011
LARGEST EMPLOYERS Private Sector # of employees
Sinton Transportation 589
Wolf / Steel / Napolean Appliance 550
Georgian International Ltd. 410
Scotiabank 400
The Source 400
GEEP Group of Companies 397
Public Sector # of employees
Simcoe Muskoka Catholic District School Board 3,000
Royal Victoria Regional Health Centre 2,518
Georgian College 2,250
YMCA of Simcoe-Muskoka 1,049
City of Barrie 966Source: Huronia Business Times 2014
BARRIE BUSINESS SECTORS
Accommodation & Food Services 4%
Admin. Waste & Remediation Services 6%
Arts, Entertainment & Recreation 1%
Construction 13%
Educational Services 1%
Finance & Insurance 5%
Health Care & Social Assistance 8%
Information & Cultural Industries 1%
Manufacturing 4%
Mgmt. of Companies & Enterprises 3%
Other Services 8%
Professional, Scientific & Tech. Services 12%
Real Estate, Rental & Leasing 12%
Retail Trade 12%
Transportation & Warehousing 5%
Wholesale Trade 5%
Source: Statistics Canada Canadian Business Patterns June 2014
City of BarrieBusiness Development Department70 Collier StreetP.O. Box 400Barrie, Ontario L4M 4T5
CONTAC T US
Phone: (705) 728-9850Fax: (705) 739-4246Email: [email protected]: investbarrie.com
Barrie SpeaksTop 5 non-official languages: Polish, Spanish, Chinese, Urdu, Italian
Simcoe County has over 29,000 French speakers
9 million people living within a 100-mile radius of Barrie
largest proportion of college grads in Canada STATISTICS CANADA, NHS 20113rd
THE CIT Y OF BARRIE | BUSINESS DE VELOPMENT DEPAR TMENT
LABOUR FORCEEducation Attainment 15 years & over # of people %
High School certificate or equivalent 32,115 30%
Apprenticeship or trades certificates 8,880 8%
College, or other non-university certificates 26,830 25%
University diploma below the bachelor level 3,415 3%
University certificate or diploma or degree 15,800 15%
Industry of Employment Barrie Ontario
Construction 13% 11%
Manufacturing 4% 3%
Wholesale Trade 5% 4%
Retail Trade 12% 9%
Finance & Insurance 5% 6%
Health Care & Social Services 8% 6%
Educational Services 1% 1%
Professional, Scientific & Technical Services 12% 15%
Other Services 8% 8%Source: Statistics Canada, NHS 2011
LARGEST EMPLOYERS Private Sector # of employees
Sinton Transportation 589
Wolf / Steel / Napolean Appliance 550
Georgian International Ltd. 410
Scotiabank 400
The Source 400
GEEP Group of Companies 397
Public Sector # of employees
Simcoe Muskoka Catholic District School Board 3,000
Royal Victoria Regional Health Centre 2,518
Georgian College 2,250
YMCA of Simcoe-Muskoka 1,049
City of Barrie 966Source: Huronia Business Times 2014
BARRIE BUSINESS SECTORS
Accommodation & Food Services 4%
Admin. Waste & Remediation Services 6%
Arts, Entertainment & Recreation 1%
Construction 13%
Educational Services 1%
Finance & Insurance 5%
Health Care & Social Assistance 8%
Information & Cultural Industries 1%
Manufacturing 4%
Mgmt. of Companies & Enterprises 3%
Other Services 8%
Professional, Scientific & Tech. Services 12%
Real Estate, Rental & Leasing 12%
Retail Trade 12%
Transportation & Warehousing 5%
Wholesale Trade 5%
Source: Statistics Canada Canadian Business Patterns June 2014
City of BarrieBusiness Development Department70 Collier StreetP.O. Box 400Barrie, Ontario L4M 4T5
CONTAC T US
Phone: (705) 728-9850Fax: (705) 739-4246Email: [email protected]: investbarrie.com
Barrie SpeaksTop 5 non-official languages: Polish, Spanish, Chinese, Urdu, Italian
Simcoe County has over 29,000 French speakers
9 million people living within a 100-mile radius of Barrie
largest proportion of college grads in Canada STATISTICS CANADA, NHS 20113rd
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MARKET OVERVIEW
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COLLIER CENTRE
CITY OF BARRIE
MARKET OVERVIEW
Wellington Plaza125,000 sq. ft.
Choice REIT/PenEquityUnder Development
Cedar Pointe Business Park350,857 sq. ft.
Walmart
Walmart
COLLIER CENTRE
MARKET OVERVIEW
33 and 37 Ellen Street• 2 -16 storey, 147 unit buildings
65 and 67 Ellen Street• 1 -16 storey, 149 unit building• 1-17 storey, 174 unit building
2 and 6 Toronto Street• 2 -16 storey, 130 and 132 unit
buildings
15 Maple Avenue• 14 storey, 169 unit building
140 Dunlop Street E• 2 -15 storey, 130 and 136 unit
buildings
181 Collier Street• 1-15 storey, 119 unit building
108 Collier Street• 1-15 storey, 156 unit building
Colliers Centre & Lakeview Condos
City Hall
Court House
Bayview Park
Heritage Park
L O C A T I O N O V E R V I E W
Downtown Barrie is undergoing a revitalization as seen in other markets across Canada. The Lake Simcoe waterfront is a major catalyst to the new development of mid to high rise residential projects. The City of Barrie is actively participating in this initiative with and upgrade of the waterfront park areas and associated hardscapes. Many new residential projects are being contemplated on the underutilized parcels in and near the downtown Barrie core.
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Steven Weiss* LL.B, MBAAssociate Vice PresidentT 416 495 [email protected]
Matthew PieszchalaSales RepresentativeT 416 495 [email protected]
Greg Rabin*Associate Vice PresidentT 416 495 [email protected]
Michelle WeirClient Services CoordinatorT 416 495 [email protected]
*Sales Representative
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