Southwest Quadrant Renewal Downtown Brampton

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2 Executive Summary Surrounding Area Queen Street Retailer Locations Aerial Buildings Of Interest Bird s Eye View The Queen Street Corridor Condominium Developments Site Plans Site 1: Ground Floor Site 1a: Ground Floor Site 1a: Second Floor The Solution Leasing Plans Site 1: Ground Floor Site 1a: Ground Floor Site 1a: Second Floor Demographics PRESENTED BY: Greg Rabin* Sales Associate D: Greg,rabin@cbre.com Steven Weiss LL.B. MBA* Sales Associate D: Steven.weiss@cbre.com Matthew Pieszchala Sales Trainee D: Matthew.pieszchala@cbre.com *Sales Representative Table of Contents 2

3 CBRE is pleased to present this new development at 41 George Street, a mixed use retail and office project. The retail will front Queen Street and connect to the existing City of Brampton s City Hall and office complex immediately to the East. The subject space is located in phase one of the project, a nine-storey office building located at 41 George Street in. The project, which encompasses three-phases, is located in the heart of downtown Brampton and will serve as a catalyst for revitalization of the downtown core. The site is within walking distance of the Brampton GO Station. The city of Brampton will occupy 420,000 SF of office space within the new project. Brampton is the third largest city in the Greater Toronto Area, as of 2011 Brampton s population was 523,911 making it the ninth largest city in Canada. It s also one of Canada s fastest growing Municipalities with an average annual growth rate of 6.6% (2006). Site 1 & 1A of the project will contain a combined 13,984 SF of retail space. The project includes approximately 9,726 SF of contiguous ground floor space, with the balance being noncontiguous space comprised of several smaller units as shown on the attached drawings. 41 George Street offers a cornerstone location for a key retailer or service provider to anchor this downtown revitalization Estimated Population 9,520 (1 km), 111,809 (3 km), 250,285 (5 km) 2011 Total Daytime Population 14,120 (1 km), 94,047 (3 km), 187,134 (5 km) 2011 Estimated Average Household Income - $78,025 (1 km), $85,547 (3 km), $89,180 (5 km) Executive Summary 3

4 Site 1 Site 1A 4 Surrounding Area: Aerial

5 Considered to be the Commercial Hub of Brampton, since 1853, combines contemporary residences in a historical setting with commerce, culture, entertainment, recreation and dining, all within a beautiful, walkable area. has many different businesses and services as well as The Bramalea City Centre, a major retail shopping mall. and the Queen Street Corridor house more than 1,700 businesses and services. The area is also home to the seat of municipal government, various cultural attractions, beautiful parks and outstanding community events. The downtown core has a residential population of 50,000 people within a two-kilometre radius and a 150,000 population within a five-kilometre radius. The financial centre within has approximately 500,000 square feet of office space and over 400,000 square feet of storefront space, all within a couple of blocks. 5 Surrounding Area: The Queen Street Corridor

6 There is currently a number of Active and Completed condominium developments in : Renaissance Condominiums Park Place Condominiums Camelot on the Park 160 Units Indigo Bay Condominiums The Blade Condos 350 Units The Rhythm The Landmarq on Main 303 Units 223 Units 224 Units 240 Units 258 Units 6 Surrounding Area: Condominium Developments

7 New 9 Storey City Staff Office Building City Hall North 9,784 sf Retail Available Site Plan: The Solution 1. Forecourt 4. Public Rooms 2. The Room 5. Roof Garden 3. Bridge 6. Office Space 8

8 Queen St Loading/Delivery 9,784 sf Retail Available Ramp to P Parking George St RETAIL STORAGE 9 Leasing Plan: Site 1: Ground Floor

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