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$69 per sq ft / yr
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Asset Class
Retail
Size
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Building class
B
Zoning
CB1 — Low Intensity Business
$ / SF
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Occupancy
84%
Prime Retail Space for Lease: 1500 sq. Ft @ Queen & University Steps from OCAD University, Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO), and major hospital's, providing high pedestrian traffic and diverse clientele. Prime visibility with frontage on McCaul St. Flexible leasing: Option to Lease the full space or subdivide into smaller units to meet your specific business needs. High foot traffic from nearby schools, museums, retail stores, and health institutions. Surrounded by a mix of luxury retailers and everyday services. ensuring diverse exposure. CR Zoning: permits a wide range of uses, including retail, personal services, health and wellness centers, professional offices, and more. Ideal for both creative studios and high-end retail outlets. Public transit: steps from TTC lines, making it easily accessible for both customers and employees. Proximity to key landmarks: located near Toronto General Hospital, AGO, OCAD University, and Queen St Bustling commercial zone. (id:66811)
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Monthly debt service
$0
Projected NOI
$3
Annual cash flow
$-1
Cash-on-cash
-4.03%
DSCR
0.78
Going-in cap
4.33%
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
90,765
Households
39,881
Median income
$120,000
Median age
35.9
Daytime population
153,004
5-yr growth
3.4%
Modelled estimates for illustration until a licensed census data provider is connected.
Confidential diligence documents for 104 - 14 MCCAUL STREET, 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.