Zoning - MCR T3.0 C1.0 R2.5 allows for very wide range of showroom, retail, gallery, office and residential Power - 750 KVA, 600 volts more than enough for all allowable needs Parking 16 car on-site parking H.V.A.C. fully air conditioned radiant heat throughout Security 24 hour multiple camera security Signage major signage available

Transportation on King St. trolley line minutes to QEW Floors concrete throughout soundproof & clean (unlike wood) Building - General 12'0" block walls corrugrated metal pan ceiling on open web joist concrete floors thermo pane windows washrooms Available Areas 1700, 3500, 5700, 7200, 10500

Building Features

BIG SPACES
Hard to find, big, bright spaces on Queen West. Existing floor plates of 3500,5700,7200 sq. ft., or any combination of these... up to 37,000 sq. ft. (further expansion possible)

PARKING
16-car parking right on Queen West. This is impossible to find elsewhere.HIGH CEILINGS Ceiling heights from 9' to a soaring 17'6"!

WE ARE RENOVATING
All new glass fronts (most brick will be eliminated)
New atrium with stairs and elevator
New sidewalks, lighting and plants in the courtyard area

CONCRETE FLOORS
All floors are concrete for a quiet, clean environment (unlike wood & beam buildings which are noisy and dirty)

SECURITY
Cameras will be mounted throughout the property and will be streamed to a manned security company 24 hours a day!

WEST QUEEN WEST GALLERY DISTRICT
Thanks to the organized efforts of approximately 20 local galleries, this area is fast becoming the new gallery district of Toronto.

CREATIVE PROFESSIONALS
Along with the galleries, creative professionals are targeting the homes and lofts in this area leading to a very creative direction of urban gentrification!

RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT
The entire King West/ Queen West area through to Dufferin St. is undergoing major development. Thousands and thousands of new lofts, condominiums and town homes are being put up in the area.

RETAIL DIRECTION
With lease rates high and vacancy very low east of Bathurst, the retailers are moving west. That movement is creative, increasingly upscale and is changing the Queen West streetscape by the week.

QUEEN MENTAL HEALTH CARE CENTRE
A $300,000,000 redevelopment over 10 years is currently under consideration.
This includes:
- non-institutional urban/loft feel
- park at Queen & Shaw to remain
- part of Queen St. to be residential/commercial
- facilities moved further from Queen St.

NEW GLASS FRONTAGE!
The majority of the brick fronts will be replaced with glass. More glass = more customers! Current design direction will be modern retail (think Caban)... but we are very open to suggestions! (please!)