1/1740 BEVERLY HILLS DRIVE, Toronto (Downsview-Roding-CFB)
40 BEVERLY HILLS DRIVE, Toronto (Downsview-Roding-CFB), ON M3L1A1
Price on request
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Asset Class
Retail
Size
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Building class
B
Zoning
CNC — Neighbourhood Commercial
$ / SF
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Occupancy
84%
About this property
Retail Unit with high ceilings for lease in a well maintained plaza. Prime location with other large National brands in walking distance - Winners, Walmart, Nofrills, Food Basics, Dollarama, Burger King, Wild wings and many more. Close to large residential neighbourhood, amenities, indoor skating and hockey arena. Minutes from Highway 401 & 400. Two entrances to the plaza: Wilson ave and Beverly Hills drivel with ample parking. Currently used as an Apparel store with over 5 decades of regular loyal clients. Property has ample natural light. Current Apparel, clothing, shoes and accessory store owner retiring and will be happy to sell the inventory to potential future tenant. Current Use can be changed and for the right tenant the premises can be divided and smaller unit can be offered. (id:66811)
Financial sandbox
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Monthly debt service
$7K
Projected NOI
$68K
Annual cash flow
$-15K
Cash-on-cash
-3.26%
DSCR
0.82
Going-in cap
4.56%
Figures are modelled from the listed price and asset class for illustration only. Verify all income, expenses, and financing terms independently before making an offer.
Area demographics
Trade area within 3 miles of the property.
Population
101,267
Households
47,454
Median income
$126,000
Median age
32.9
Daytime population
94,575
5-yr growth
2.7%
Modelled estimates for illustration until a licensed census data provider is connected.
Secure deal room
Confidential diligence documents for 40 BEVERLY HILLS DRIVE, Toronto (Downsview-Roding-CFB).
Offering Memorandum
PDF · 4.2 MB
Rent Roll & T-12
XLSX · 820 KB
Environmental Phase I
PDF · 6.7 MB
Site Survey & Plans
PDF · 11.4 MB
Zoning Confirmation Letter
PDF · 310 KB
Preview experience — the electronic NDA is illustrative and is not a binding agreement.