310 BROADWAY Downtown Office Space Winnipeg, MB
SEAN KLIEWER Direct +1 204 926 3824
[email protected] COLLIERS INTERNATIONAL, CHRIS CLEVERLEY Direct +1 204 926 3830
[email protected] 5th Floor — 305 Broadway Winnipeg, MB R3C 3J7 Main +1 204 943 1600 Fax +1 204 943 4793 www.colliers.com
Availability Suite
SF
Net Rent
Additional Rent* (2017 est.)
800
6,746
$13.50
$10.62
Fully developed office, floor plans available
701
2,846
$13.50
$10.62
Fully developed office, floor plans available
600
6,787
$13.50
$10.62
Fully developed office, floor plans available
500
6,788
$13.50
$10.62
Fully developed office, floor plans available
400
6,775
$13.50
$10.62
Fully developed office, floor plans available
300
6,789
$13.50
$10.62
Fully developed office, floor plans available
200
5,798
$13.50
$10.62
Fully developed office, floor plans available
Main
1,540
$13.50
$10.62
Retail/Office, floor plans available
Comments
* Additional Rent includes janitorial and management fees
Stacking Plan Floor
SF
310 Broadway
8
6,746
800 - Available April 1, 2018
7
6,776
6
6,787
600 - Available April 1, 2018
5
6,788
500 - Available April 1, 2018
4
6,775
400 - Available April 1, 2018
3
6,789
300 - Available April 1, 2018
2
6,788
Main
1,540
L.C. Taylor & Co. LTD
701- Available April 1, 2018
200 - Available October 1, 2016 102 - Available April 1, 2018
Diva Hair Inc.
Beaufort Investments The Fyxx
Mesh Hair Design
Typical Floor Plan(s)
Location
Winnipeg Skywalk Public Transportation
Broadway-Assiniboine Broadway is a street in the Canadian city of Winnipeg, Manitoba. It is one of the city’s oldest and most historic routes and forms the Trans-Canada Highway route through the city’s downtown. The downtown portion of Broadway is a picturesque street with a wide, park-like boulevard and elm canopy. The street passes by several of Winnipeg’s oldest buildings, including the Manitoba Legislative Building, Fort Garry Hotel, Provincial Law Courts Building, and many other heritage buildings. Broadway acts as an unofficial boundary between the commercial and residential areas in the south part of downtown. West of Osborne Street, Broadway enters a residential area known as West Broadway and becomes a four-lane street with no boulevard. Osborne Stadium and Shea’s Amphitheatre, among the city’s earliest sports facilities, were once located in this district near Broadway.
The origin of Broadway predates the city of Winnipeg. It began as the main east-west thoroughfare through Hudson’s Bay Company’s territory around Upper Fort Garry and connected with the Fort Ellice Trail leading to Edmonton, now known as the Yellowhead Highway. The fort has since been demolished; however, the only surviving gate has been incorporated into Upper Fort Garry Provincial Park, located at the southwest corner of Broadway and Main Street. Prior to the construction of Union Station, Broadway extended to the Red River and connected with St. Boniface via the Broadway Bridge. Today, a pedestrian corridor known as the Broadway Promenade maintains the connection between Broadway and Provencher Boulevard in St. Boniface. Source: Wikipedia.com
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