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Centre of GravityHeart of Business161 Bay street

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06YOUr WOrKpLace hIGhLIGhtS

10GettING here

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Let the business world know you’ve arrived by achieving a high level of visibility, prestige and brand recognition that is intrinsic in the very mortar of 161 Bay Street.

Your employees will thrive at 161 Bay Street.

Be tHe Best“ I would choose 161 Bay Street over any other building in Toronto.”— Gerald Schwartz, Chairman and CEO, Onex Corporation

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enHanCeyour Brand

“ I often work with CEOs who say ‘Find me a building that has a brand profile that no other building has, that can really set me apart on the global stage of business.’”

“ The TD Canada Trust Tower represents our brand to Toronto and in many ways, to Canada.”

— Tom Vecchione, Senior Partner, Gensler Architects

— Tim Hockey, President, TD Canada Trust

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1,143,836Building Area

24/7video monitoring system and on-site security staff

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Parking Ratio

1:3,500 SF 1,450 Parking Stalls

22,500 SFTypical Low Rise Floor Plate

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FULL SErvICE COnCIErGE

hvaC – DIrECT DIGITaL COnTrOL vav SYSTEm aPPrOx. 36 zOnES PEr FLOOr

FULL SErvICE FOOD COUrT anD amEnITIES BaSE InCLUDInG 44 rETaILErS anD rESTaUranTS

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OF ThOSE SUrvEYED wOULD rECOmmEnD TO ThEIr EmPLOYEr ThaT ThEY STaY aT TD CanaDa TrUST TOwEr *

OvEraLL SaTISFaCTIOn wITh FaCILITY manaGEmEnT, 22% GrEaTEr Than InDUSTrY avEraGE *

CUSTOmEr COnTaCT CEnTrE knOwn aS 310.maxx

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*2012 Customer Satisfaction Survey completed by Altus Insite.

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GettinG Here161 Bay Street is situated in the heart of Toronto’s Financial Core with direct access to Union Station and GO TRANSIT services. It is also easily accessed from the Don Valley Parkway and the Gardiner Expressway making commuting easier for your employees.

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161 BAY STREETHEART OF BUSINESS

RESTAURANTS

1. Ki2. Turf Lounge3. Momofuku Shoto4. Canoe5. Far Niente6. Vertical7. Oliver & Bonacini 8. Beer Bistro9. Blowfish10. Origin11. Trevor Kitchen and Bar12. Gabardine13. Biff's14. Bymark15. Reds16. Jump

HOTELS

1. The Fairmont Royal York2. One King West3. Trump International Hotel4. InterContinental5. The King Edward Hotel6. Sheraton Hotel7. Hilton Toronto8. Ritz Carlton9. Pantages Hotel10. Shangri-La11. Cambridge Suites12. Victoria Hotel13. Cosmopolitan

COFFEE & CONVENIENCE

1. Starbucks2. Starbucks3. Starbucks4. Aroma Espresso Bar5. Sam James Coffee Bar6. David’s Tea7. Dinnen Coffee Co.8. Mercatto

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PRIVATE CLUBS

1. The Toronto Club2. The National Club3. Equinox4. Toronto Board of Trade5. Soho House6. Albany Club7. Financial Executives

International8. Economic Club of Canada9. Adelaide Club10. Toronto Athletic Club11. Cambridge Club12. Verity

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1. Design Exchange2. Rogers Centre3. Four Seasons Centre4. Air Canada Centre5. City Hall6. Sony Centre7. St. Lawrence Market8. Roy Thompson Hall9. Old City Hall

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Total # of staff: 186Total meeting room seats: 28Area per person: 122 SFTotal space available: 22,859 SF

Total # of staff: 150Total perimeter offices: 44Area per Lawyer: 490 SFTotal space available: 22,859 SF

STOR LAN COPY/PRINTCOPY/PRINT

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TEAM RM (4)TEAM RM (4)

OPEN WORKAREA (6)

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OPEN WORKAREA (8)

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OPEN WORKAREA (66)

OPEN WORKAREA (9)

OPEN WORKAREA (70)

© 2013

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Oxford Properties, Toronto

* OXFORD - OPEN FLOOR PLANRoom Name Sort Head Count Conf Seat Count

Reception & Conferencing

Practice Area- Conf Rm (8) 1 0 8

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5150 494847464544434241403938 – High Rise373635343332313029282726 – High Mid Rise25242322 – 2,158 SF21 – 22,859 SF20 – 22,727 SF19 – 22,727 SF18 – 22,727 SF17 – 21,851 SF16 – 22,164 SF15 – 22,193 SF14 – 22,193 SF13 – 22,231 SF12 – Low Mid Rise111098765

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aVaILaBLe JUNe 1, 2015

mOrE vaLUE PEr SqUarE FOOT • Reduce your area by 10-15% • Adopt new workplace strategies • Future proof your organization

aTTraCT anD rETaIn • Support employees at the

highest level• Operate in the best possible way • Realize the power of urban

BUILDInG TranSFOrmS BranD • Set yourself apart on the

global stage• Surround yourself with the best • Workplace well-being

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Oxford knows that sustainability is fundamentally about good business – respecting our stakeholders, the environment and the communities in which we do business. Oxford developed a program called Sustainable Intelligence™ to reduce corporate greenhouse gas emissions, conserve energy, and reduce waste and water consumption. Sustainable Intelligence describes every facet of Oxford’s approach to sustainability – from identifying opportunities and establishing goals, through to

implementing plans and measuring performance. It embodies Oxford’s commitment to acting in the best interest of our shareholders, our customers, our communities, our employees and our future.

In 2013, Oxford was awarded first place for sustainability performance in North America in the Diversified Office and Retail category, as measured and awarded by the highly regarded Global Real Estate Sustainability Benchmark (GRESB) survey.

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GrEEn InITIaTIvES aT 161 BaY STrEET eNerGY• Energy Star rating of 85

WaSte• 85% Diversion Rate• Sophisticated Waste Management program that

includes organics, e-waste, battery & fluorescent tube recycling programs

teNaNt eNGaGeMeNt prOGraM StatS• Green Team meetings in place since 2012• 70% tenant participation in Green Team meetings

(based on building square footage)• Over 3,000 engaged in 2013 lobby campaigns

(Gear up to Less Energy and Oxford Recycles)• Over 18% reduction in workspace devices left on after

the Gear up lobby event

BUILDInG awarDS• LEED Canada EB:O&M Gold (2012)• Recycling Council of Ontario Award – Silver (2013)

OperatIONaL IMprOVeMeNtS haVe INcreaSed OccUpaNt cOMFOrt aNd SatISFactION, WhILe IMprOVING the eNerGY perFOrMaNce aNd eNVIrONMeNtaL FOOtprINt OF the BUILdING.

These efforts include:• Efficient lighting and lighting controllers• Best-in-class energy and water metering systems• Water efficient fixtures

More information on our Sustainable Intelligence program is available at: www.oxfordproperties.com/sustainable

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“ we’re constantly keeping the customer at the centre of our focus, to ensure we’re always delivering a positive experience.”

— Christopher Lieb, General Manager, Oxford Properties

CentriCCustoMer

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In terms of service innovation, Oxford was the first real estate company in North America to implement a 24/7 national customer contact centre, known as 310.MAXX. In addition to providing easy access for our customers, this robust platform assures resolution of issues and the data we gather allows us to proactively improve service through data-mining and the isolation of trends.

Our experienced property management teams provide outstanding daily customer service to our customers’ employees.

Oxford’s management platform is highly customer centric and built around the principles of accessibility and responsiveness. Our service is a true market differentiator. To that end, we are continuously innovating to serve our customers better. For example, we hold focus groups, and engage in a biannual national tenant survey to assess and benchmark our performance. We also request regular structured meetings with each of our tenants to better understand their unique service needs and requirements.

at 161 Bay Street, when surveyed, 95% of tenants were satisfied with facility management which is 22% greater than industry average.*

99% of those surveyed would recommend to their employer that they stay in the building.*

*3rd party independent survey, 2012

Established in 1960, Oxford is a global real estate investor, developer and manager, with distinguished portfolios in the office, retail, industrial, multi-residential and hotel sectors.

Oxford is divided into three geographic regions, Canada, the US and the UK, each of which operates a vertically integrated platform. The executives who lead each region are all members of Oxford’s executive management team and its investment committee.

Since 1960, we have assembled one of the world’s most enviable real estate portfolios with over 48 million square feet of commercial and residential property. Because the Oxford name represents the best in the industry, we place considerable importance on the selection of each property, on our ongoing capital reinvestment programs and on having the best team in the industry running our portfolio and properties.

Our portfolio includes Office, Retail, Hotel, Multi-Residential and Industrial properties, as well as 6 million square feet of properties currently under development.

To learn more visit www.oxfordproperties.com

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“ we wanted the culture to be from the very beginning that we were going to operate in the best possible way. we thought this was the best building in the city and we wanted to be in it. ”

— Gerald Schwartz, Chairman and CEO, Onex Corporation

COnTaCTFor leasing information please contact:

Jamie PetchDirector, Office Leasing [email protected]

Corporate Head OfficeRoyal Bank Plaza, North Tower200 Bay StreetSuite 900Toronto, Ontario M5J 2J2Canada

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