

1/3382 SPADINA AVENUE, Toronto (Kensington-Chinatown), ON M5T2G5
$139,900 total
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Asset Class
Retail
Size
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Building class
C
Zoning
CSC — Shopping Centre
$ / SF
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Occupancy
89%
Prime Turnkey Restaurant Opportunity on Spadina Ave near Dundas St W, right where Downtown Toronto's Chinatown meets Kensington Market! Surrounded by U of T, OCAD, major hospitals, and steps to the 510 Spadina streetcar with non-stop year-round foot traffic. Approx. 1,200 sq. ft. across the main floor and full basement, featuring an existing dine-in and high-volume takeout/delivery layout, full commercial kitchen with exhaust hood system, walk-in cooler/freezer, and spacious lower-level prep and storage area. Currently operating as a popular Chinese BBQ concept and easily adaptable to noodles, hotpot/malatang, ramen, Korean/Japanese, or other food concepts. Rare long-term lease security: current lease runs until June 14, 2031 plus one 5-year renewal option (to 2036). Attractive downtown rent at $6,500/month Base Rent + approx. $2,500/month TMI ($9,000/month + HST). Asking $139,900 for business and equipment only. Inventory is extra and valued at closing. Do not approach staff directly. (id:66811)
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Monthly debt service
$646
Projected NOI
$8K
Annual cash flow
$463
Cash-on-cash
1.10%
DSCR
1.06
Going-in cap
5.87%
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.
Trade area within 3 miles of the property.
Population
73,713
Households
26,042
Median income
$66,500
Median age
40.3
Daytime population
91,487
5-yr growth
9.1%
Modelled estimates for illustration until a licensed census data provider is connected.
Confidential diligence documents for 382 SPADINA AVENUE, Toronto (Kensington-Chinatown).
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.