




1/63094 LAKE SHORE BOULEVARD, Toronto (New Toronto), ON M8V1L2
Price on request
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Asset Class
Retail
Size
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Building class
A
Zoning
CB1 — Low Intensity Business
$ / SF
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Occupancy
88%
Excellent opportunity to lease a versatile commercial unit in the heart of Long Branch, directly across from Humber Colleges Lakeshore Campus ensuring consistent foot traffic from students, staff, and visitors year-round.Situated on the busy stretch of Lake Shore Blvd West, this high-exposure live/work unit offers tremendous visibility and accessibility for a variety of business types, including retail, office, service, or showroom. Suitable for a wide range of uses including retail, office, service, or showroom. Features: High-exposure frontage with large display windows. Open and flexible layout to accommodate various business needs. Surrounded by established retail, restaurants, and residential density. Convenient access to TTC, GO Transit, and major highways. Strong neighbourhood demographics with steady growth. Ideal location for businesses seeking to establish or expand in a vibrant, transit-friendly South Etobicoke community. (id:66811)
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Monthly debt service
$7K
Projected NOI
$74K
Annual cash flow
$-10K
Cash-on-cash
-2.11%
DSCR
0.89
Going-in cap
4.91%
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
112,587
Households
49,992
Median income
$124,000
Median age
34.5
Daytime population
120,554
5-yr growth
3%
Modelled estimates for illustration until a licensed census data provider is connected.
Confidential diligence documents for 3094 LAKE SHORE BOULEVARD, Toronto (New Toronto).
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.