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Burlington, Ontario 2301 - 2435 Appleby Line at Dundas Street
BRING YOUR BUSINESS TO APPLEBY CROSSING Appleby Crossing Shopping Centre is a two-
regional area. Drawing from a suburban trade area
Key Features:
phase, unenclosed retail development located
featuring attractive demographics, this retail market
» New development
» Abundant parking (Phase 2 = 4.5/1000 sf)
in Burlington, Ontario. Phase 1 is stabilized and
is vibrant and dynamic and benefits from strong
» Fortinos supermarket anchor
» Neighbouring newly established high-income
anchored by a Fortinos (Loblaws) grocery store
population growth. The project currently hosts a
» Strong tenant mix
residential communities
(79,000 sf). Development approvals for Phase 2
mix of high-quality national brands such as Winners,
» Existing stable retailers and new development
» Continuing rapid residential growth in the North
are now in place and construction began during
SportChek, Dollarama, and Hallmark, and provides
opportunities
Burlington trade area
the spring of 2014 with the first tenants scheduled
a mix of excellent retail, food, and service offerings
» High traffic location
» Within 1.5 kilometres of Highway 407
to open in early 2015.
including Hero Certified Burgers, Cora Breakfast &
» Excellent access with two full-move signalled
» Within 3 kilometres of Highway 403/QEW
Lunch, Flight Centre, and RBC Financial. Phase 2,
intersections onto Appleby Line and access to
Appleby Crossing is located on a prominent
which will be anchored by Michaels and PetSmart,
Dundas Street
corner lot at the intersection of Appleby Line and
will offer approximately 75,000 sf at completion and
Dundas Street, two major commercial arterial
be directly connected to Phase 1.
routes that meet in North Burlington’s key retail node and accommodate shoppers from a wide
E E T S T R
PROPOSED FITNESS
of Appleby Line and Dundas Street/Highway 5,
offer an additional 75,000 sf of commercial retail
1.5 kilometres south of Highway 407 in North
space to this well-developed retail node. The two
Burlington and will feature approximately
phases will be connected aesthetically through
300,000 sf of GLA at completion. Appleby
similar architectural treatments and physically via
Crossing Phase 1 offers a full selection of quick
a private vehicular and pedestrian bridge over
service restaurants, services, and a varied group
Sheldon Creek running between the two lots.
of distinctive local and leading national retailers.
The end result will be a single, cohesive 37 acre
With the first tenant (Fionn MacCool’s pub)
shopping centre.
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IDEAL LOCATION TOWN OF BURLINGTON
With a population of over 175,000 residents
Appleby Crossing occupies a prominent location
(2011), Burlington is situated in Halton Region
in the established retail node at the intersection
on the western boundary of the Greater Toronto
of Appleby Line and Dundas Street in the North
Area (GTA), approximately 50 kilometres from
Burlington trade area. Both Appleby Line and
downtown Toronto. Highway 407 and the Queen
Dundas Street serve as major arterial routes with
Elizabeth Way/Highway 403 provide easy access
high traffic volumes and provide direct access to
into Toronto. Burlington is very well-served by GO
the neighbouring municipalities of Hamilton and
HIGHWAYS
Transit along the Lakeshore West Line, offering
Oakville. Regional connectivity is strong with
DIRECT ACCESS TO
frequent access for commuters to the downtowns
Highway 407 located 1.5 kilometres to the north
of Oakville, Mississauga, and Toronto. As a result
and Highway 403/Queen Elizabeth Way located
Burlington has grown rapidly over the past 20
3 kilometres to the south. The site features two
years as an affordable bedroom community.
signalized, full-move access points along Appleby
GO TRANSIT
Line, as well as two additional vehicular access
CONNECTED TO
Burlington has a diverse economic base with
points. Moreover, public transportation existing
sector concentrations in advanced manufacturing,
along Appleby Line and Dundas Street provides
financial services, information & communications
access via regular bus service.
technology, and life & earth sciences. A large labour force and a strategic location in the centre
Burlington is a rapidly expanding, above-average
of the Golden Horseshoe make Burlington an
income community and considered a two-
attractive community to live and work. Major
store market. New and established residential
private-sector employers include AMEC, Maple
communities to the east, west, and south of
Leaf Meats, Gennum Corporation, Cogeco Cable
Appleby Crossing provide a substantial primary
Canada, and Voortman Cookies Ltd.
catchment area and the site lies squarely in the northward path of growth of the City of Burlington.
POPULATION
175,000 RESIDENTS
407 & QEW/403 TORONTO 15-MINUTE ACCESS
150,000 PEOPLE
APPLEBY LINE
23,000
CARS PASS BY DAILY
SITE FEATURES Appleby Crossing offers a functional campus-style
and meet contemporary standards expected of
Architecture
have been well-integrated into the overall design.
shopping centre layout designed to maximize
new shopping centres; generous plantings and
The detailed architectural treatments of the
Featuring high-grade construction materials and
exposure to vehicular traffic along Appleby Line
grass areas throughout the parking fields, medians,
buildings create an animated and aesthetically
tenant finishing, the exteriors are crafted with large
and facilitate travel within the site. With a well-
boulevards and frontage areas are enhanced by
pleasing presence throughout the shopping
spans of masonry with EIFS stucco bulkheads.
balanced and attractive mix of big-box retailers
bike rings, benches, and thoughtful pedestrian
centre. The buildings, all recently constructed,
Slab-on-grade floors are finished to meet the
and smaller tenants, the site is comfortable, useful,
connectivity markings that encourage safe
offer strong modern appeal and the majority of
requirements of tenant prototypes. Windows
and accessible for both pedestrians and visitors in
movements around the property.
units have prominent visual exposure to large daily
are made of double-pane thermal glazing units
traffic volumes on both Appleby Line and Dundas
with clear anodized aluminum frames while site
Parking
Street. Storefronts have been designed to give
lighting is generous and exceeds an average of 4.0
Tenant Signage
The site has an abundance of convenient and safe
the centre a high-end feel while tenant prototypes
footcandles.
Tenant signage and lifestyle panels are present
parking (Phase 1 achieves 4.8/1000 sf and Phase
in high-profile locations on building facades and
2 achieves a 4.5/1000 sf parking ratio). Parking
on the site’s large, well-crafted, and highly visible
is located at storefronts with direct access to
pylons located along Appleby Line.
pedestrian walkways and no parking stalls feel far
vehicles.
from the storefronts.
Landscaping Site landscaping features incorporated into the site provide a high-quality shopping experience
SITUATE YOURSELF AMONG HIGH PROFILE TENANTS Notable retailers such as Fortinos, Winners, Michaels, PetSmart, SportChek, Dollarama, Hallmark, RBC, and Bulk Barn have already recognized the business-building opportunity offered by Appleby Crossing. Join them and become part of this dynamic new retail destination. Locate your business at Appleby Crossing.
Existing Retailers: » A Passion for Living
» Dollarama
» JF Chen Chinese
» RBC Financial
» Baskin Robbins
» Extreme Pita
Food
» RBC Insurance
» Bell World
» Fionn MacCool’s
» JT Nails and Spa
» Sally Beauty
» Bonnie Togs
» Flight Centre
» Michaels
» Sharkey’s Cuts
» Bulk Barn
» Fortinos
» Pearl Vision
» SportChek
» Chagger Dental
» Hallmark
» PetSmart
» Teo Hair & Spa
Centre
» Hero Certified
» Pizza Pizza
» The Healing Path
» Chorizo
Burgers
» Popeye’s
» Winners
» Cora Breakfast & Lunch
» Hobby & Toy
» Quiznos Subs
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CUSTOMER PROFILE
Part of the Greater Toronto Area
Average 1.9% annual population growth between 1996 and 2011 (based on 2011 census data)
40%
A booming area for development with over 40% of existing dwellings constructed since 1986 (based on city data)
67.5% of the population over 25 years has a certificate, degree or diploma through a trade, college or university (based on 2011 census data)
Average value of owned dwellings over $431,943 (based on 2011 census data)
Average 2.5 persons per dwelling (based on city data)
DEMOGRAPHICS DRIVE TIME
2013 POPULATION
2016 PROJECTED POPULATION
2018 PROJECTED POPULATION
0-5 min
42,280
44,817
45,883
0-10 min
145,624
153,295
157,452
As defined by Statistics Canada, 48.8% of couples (married and common-law) in Burlington have children aged 24 and under at home. This group provides an ongoing dynamic for growth. These families characterize the leading edge of suburban development that is typical for the North
0-30 min
1,818,179
1,911,127
1,971,628
Burlington area surrounding Appleby Crossing. Many of these families own newer homes as well as
DRIVE TIME
2013 HOUSEHOLD INCOME
2016 PROJECTED HOUSEHOLD INCOME
2018 PROJECTED HOUSEHOLD INCOME
0-5 min
$145,726
$166,626
$178,012
0-10 min
$124,312
$142,789
$153,113
0-30 min
$103,810
$118,420
$126,156
SUVs.
City Data Key population facts for Burlington: » 50-54 age segment is the largest of all age segments in Burlington » 45-49 and 50-54 age segments are proportionately larger than Ontario’s » Population segments aged 20-24 and 40-44 are
DRIVE TIME
2013 HOUSEHOLD EXPENDITURES (TOTAL)
2013 HOUSEHOLD EXPENDITURES (GENERAL FOOD)
2013 HOUSEHOLD EXPENDITURES (FOOD STORES)
0-5 min
$88,967
$11,103
$8,496
0-10 min
$79,724
$10,157
$7,770
0-30 min
$68,172
$9,115
$6,890
proportionately smaller than Ontario’s » Overall, Burlington’s age profile (by median age) is 1.4 years older than Ontario’s
GROWTH 190,000 175,779
179,300
182,000
2016
2021
164,415
142,500
150,836 136,976
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47,500
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2001
2006
POPULATION
2011
1996 - 2011 Census Canada 2016 & 2021 Estimate - Halton Region Business Development Centre: Population
Appleby Crossing is located in the northern
townhouses, and condominiums within Appleby
portion of the City of Burlington. This rapidly
Crossing’s primary trade area. Established
growing, mainly residential area has seen
residential communities south of the subject
considerable residential development over the
include Millcroft, Pinedale, Headon Forest and
past 15 years and is located directly in Burlington’s
Brant Hills. These developments consist of single
path of growth. For example, the Alton Village
detached and semi-detached moderate to high-
residential development situated just north of
end housing. According to the Ontario Ministry
the subject property continues to grow. The
of Finance, Halton Region is projected to be the
community will contain over 3,300 dwelling
fastest-growing census division in Ontario between
units and will feature a mix of detached homes,
2012 and 2036, with growth of 67.2% to 2036.
Triovest Realty Advisors Inc. Brokerage 40 University Avenue, Suite 1200 M5J 1T1
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2301 - 2435 Appleby Line at Dundas Street West (Highway 5) Burlington, ON L7L 0B6
Leasing: 416-362-0045
BRING YOUR BUSINESS TO APPLEBY CROSSING Appleby Crossing Shopping Centre is a two-
regional area. Drawing from a suburban trade area
Key Features:
phase, unenclosed retail development located
featuring attractive demographics, this retail market
» New development
» Abundant parking (Phase 2 = 4.5/1000 sf)
in Burlington, Ontario. Phase 1 is stabilized and
is vibrant and dynamic and benefits from strong
» Fortinos supermarket anchor
» Neighbouring newly established high-income
anchored by a Fortinos (Loblaws) grocery store
population growth. The project currently hosts a
» Strong tenant mix
residential communities
(79,000 sf). Development approvals for Phase 2
mix of high-quality national brands such as Winners,
» Existing stable retailers and new development
» Continuing rapid residential growth in the North
are now in place and construction began during
SportChek, Dollarama, and Hallmark, and provides
opportunities
Burlington trade area
the spring of 2014 with the first tenants scheduled
a mix of excellent retail, food, and service offerings
» High traffic location
» Within 1.5 kilometres of Highway 407
to open in early 2015.
including Hero Certified Burgers, Cora Breakfast &
» Excellent access with two full-move signalled
» Within 3 kilometres of Highway 403/QEW
Lunch, Flight Centre, and RBC Financial. Phase 2,
intersections onto Appleby Line and access to
Appleby Crossing is located on a prominent
which will be anchored by Michaels and PetSmart,
Dundas Street
corner lot at the intersection of Appleby Line and
will offer approximately 75,000 sf at completion and
Dundas Street, two major commercial arterial
be directly connected to Phase 1.
routes that meet in North Burlington’s key retail node and accommodate shoppers from a wide
E E T S T R
PROPOSED FITNESS
of Appleby Line and Dundas Street/Highway 5,
offer an additional 75,000 sf of commercial retail
1.5 kilometres south of Highway 407 in North
space to this well-developed retail node. The two
Burlington and will feature approximately
phases will be connected aesthetically through
300,000 sf of GLA at completion. Appleby
similar architectural treatments and physically via
Crossing Phase 1 offers a full selection of quick
a private vehicular and pedestrian bridge over
service restaurants, services, and a varied group
Sheldon Creek running between the two lots.
of distinctive local and leading national retailers.
The end result will be a single, cohesive 37 acre
With the first tenant (Fionn MacCool’s pub)
shopping centre.
PROPOSED RESTAURANT PROPOSED GAS BAR
RETAIL C
DOLLARAMA EXISTING MULTIPLE TENANT BUILDING
RETAIL J
RBC RET. H
RETAIL G
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Appleby Crossing is located at the intersection
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IDEAL LOCATION TOWN OF BURLINGTON
With a population of over 175,000 residents
Appleby Crossing occupies a prominent location
(2011), Burlington is situated in Halton Region
in the established retail node at the intersection
on the western boundary of the Greater Toronto
of Appleby Line and Dundas Street in the North
Area (GTA), approximately 50 kilometres from
Burlington trade area. Both Appleby Line and
downtown Toronto. Highway 407 and the Queen
Dundas Street serve as major arterial routes with
Elizabeth Way/Highway 403 provide easy access
high traffic volumes and provide direct access to
into Toronto. Burlington is very well-served by GO
the neighbouring municipalities of Hamilton and
HIGHWAYS
Transit along the Lakeshore West Line, offering
Oakville. Regional connectivity is strong with
DIRECT ACCESS TO
frequent access for commuters to the downtowns
Highway 407 located 1.5 kilometres to the north
of Oakville, Mississauga, and Toronto. As a result
and Highway 403/Queen Elizabeth Way located
Burlington has grown rapidly over the past 20
3 kilometres to the south. The site features two
years as an affordable bedroom community.
signalized, full-move access points along Appleby
GO TRANSIT
Line, as well as two additional vehicular access
CONNECTED TO
Burlington has a diverse economic base with
points. Moreover, public transportation existing
sector concentrations in advanced manufacturing,
along Appleby Line and Dundas Street provides
financial services, information & communications
access via regular bus service.
technology, and life & earth sciences. A large labour force and a strategic location in the centre
Burlington is a rapidly expanding, above-average
of the Golden Horseshoe make Burlington an
income community and considered a two-
attractive community to live and work. Major
store market. New and established residential
private-sector employers include AMEC, Maple
communities to the east, west, and south of
Leaf Meats, Gennum Corporation, Cogeco Cable
Appleby Crossing provide a substantial primary
Canada, and Voortman Cookies Ltd.
catchment area and the site lies squarely in the northward path of growth of the City of Burlington.
POPULATION
175,000 RESIDENTS
407 & QEW/403 TORONTO 15-MINUTE ACCESS
150,000 PEOPLE
APPLEBY LINE
23,000
CARS PASS BY DAILY
SITE FEATURES Appleby Crossing offers a functional campus-style
and meet contemporary standards expected of
Architecture
have been well-integrated into the overall design.
shopping centre layout designed to maximize
new shopping centres; generous plantings and
The detailed architectural treatments of the
Featuring high-grade construction materials and
exposure to vehicular traffic along Appleby Line
grass areas throughout the parking fields, medians,
buildings create an animated and aesthetically
tenant finishing, the exteriors are crafted with large
and facilitate travel within the site. With a well-
boulevards and frontage areas are enhanced by
pleasing presence throughout the shopping
spans of masonry with EIFS stucco bulkheads.
balanced and attractive mix of big-box retailers
bike rings, benches, and thoughtful pedestrian
centre. The buildings, all recently constructed,
Slab-on-grade floors are finished to meet the
and smaller tenants, the site is comfortable, useful,
connectivity markings that encourage safe
offer strong modern appeal and the majority of
requirements of tenant prototypes. Windows
and accessible for both pedestrians and visitors in
movements around the property.
units have prominent visual exposure to large daily
are made of double-pane thermal glazing units
traffic volumes on both Appleby Line and Dundas
with clear anodized aluminum frames while site
Parking
Street. Storefronts have been designed to give
lighting is generous and exceeds an average of 4.0
Tenant Signage
The site has an abundance of convenient and safe
the centre a high-end feel while tenant prototypes
footcandles.
Tenant signage and lifestyle panels are present
parking (Phase 1 achieves 4.8/1000 sf and Phase
in high-profile locations on building facades and
2 achieves a 4.5/1000 sf parking ratio). Parking
on the site’s large, well-crafted, and highly visible
is located at storefronts with direct access to
pylons located along Appleby Line.
pedestrian walkways and no parking stalls feel far
vehicles.
from the storefronts.
Landscaping Site landscaping features incorporated into the site provide a high-quality shopping experience
SITUATE YOURSELF AMONG HIGH PROFILE TENANTS Notable retailers such as Fortinos, Winners, Michaels, PetSmart, SportChek, Dollarama, Hallmark, RBC, and Bulk Barn have already recognized the business-building opportunity offered by Appleby Crossing. Join them and become part of this dynamic new retail destination. Locate your business at Appleby Crossing.
Existing Retailers: » A Passion for Living
» Dollarama
» JF Chen Chinese
» RBC Financial
» Baskin Robbins
» Extreme Pita
Food
» RBC Insurance
» Bell World
» Fionn MacCool’s
» JT Nails and Spa
» Sally Beauty
» Bonnie Togs
» Flight Centre
» Michaels
» Sharkey’s Cuts
» Bulk Barn
» Fortinos
» Pearl Vision
» SportChek
» Chagger Dental
» Hallmark
» PetSmart
» Teo Hair & Spa
Centre
» Hero Certified
» Pizza Pizza
» The Healing Path
» Chorizo
Burgers
» Popeye’s
» Winners
» Cora Breakfast & Lunch
» Hobby & Toy
» Quiznos Subs
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TRADE AREA Appleby Crossing is part of the existing regional retail node that includes the Walmart shopping
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to the north. Burlington is a two-store market and Appleby Crossing is located directly in the
average value of owned dwellings was just over $430,000. In 2013, average household incomes
G
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Burlington trade area. In Burlington, the 2011
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northward expanding path of growth in the North
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new Lowe’s Home Improvement store just further
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were in excess of $127,000/year in the trade area.
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The surrounding communities of Millcroft, Orchard,
was $145,000. This is significantly higher than the average Burlington household total income of Ontario income of $86,000 and the average Canada income of $76,000/year.
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attractive demographics; within a 5 minute drive of
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CUSTOMER PROFILE
Part of the Greater Toronto Area
Average 1.9% annual population growth between 1996 and 2011 (based on 2011 census data)
40%
A booming area for development with over 40% of existing dwellings constructed since 1986 (based on city data)
67.5% of the population over 25 years has a certificate, degree or diploma through a trade, college or university (based on 2011 census data)
Average value of owned dwellings over $431,943 (based on 2011 census data)
Average 2.5 persons per dwelling (based on city data)
DEMOGRAPHICS DRIVE TIME
2013 POPULATION
2016 PROJECTED POPULATION
2018 PROJECTED POPULATION
0-5 min
42,280
44,817
45,883
0-10 min
145,624
153,295
157,452
As defined by Statistics Canada, 48.8% of couples (married and common-law) in Burlington have children aged 24 and under at home. This group provides an ongoing dynamic for growth. These families characterize the leading edge of suburban development that is typical for the North
0-30 min
1,818,179
1,911,127
1,971,628
Burlington area surrounding Appleby Crossing. Many of these families own newer homes as well as
DRIVE TIME
2013 HOUSEHOLD INCOME
2016 PROJECTED HOUSEHOLD INCOME
2018 PROJECTED HOUSEHOLD INCOME
0-5 min
$145,726
$166,626
$178,012
0-10 min
$124,312
$142,789
$153,113
0-30 min
$103,810
$118,420
$126,156
SUVs.
City Data Key population facts for Burlington: » 50-54 age segment is the largest of all age segments in Burlington » 45-49 and 50-54 age segments are proportionately larger than Ontario’s » Population segments aged 20-24 and 40-44 are
DRIVE TIME
2013 HOUSEHOLD EXPENDITURES (TOTAL)
2013 HOUSEHOLD EXPENDITURES (GENERAL FOOD)
2013 HOUSEHOLD EXPENDITURES (FOOD STORES)
0-5 min
$88,967
$11,103
$8,496
0-10 min
$79,724
$10,157
$7,770
0-30 min
$68,172
$9,115
$6,890
proportionately smaller than Ontario’s » Overall, Burlington’s age profile (by median age) is 1.4 years older than Ontario’s
GROWTH 190,000 175,779
179,300
182,000
2016
2021
164,415
142,500
150,836 136,976
95,000
47,500
0 1996
2001
2006
POPULATION
2011
1996 - 2011 Census Canada 2016 & 2021 Estimate - Halton Region Business Development Centre: Population
Appleby Crossing is located in the northern
townhouses, and condominiums within Appleby
portion of the City of Burlington. This rapidly
Crossing’s primary trade area. Established
growing, mainly residential area has seen
residential communities south of the subject
considerable residential development over the
include Millcroft, Pinedale, Headon Forest and
past 15 years and is located directly in Burlington’s
Brant Hills. These developments consist of single
path of growth. For example, the Alton Village
detached and semi-detached moderate to high-
residential development situated just north of
end housing. According to the Ontario Ministry
the subject property continues to grow. The
of Finance, Halton Region is projected to be the
community will contain over 3,300 dwelling
fastest-growing census division in Ontario between
units and will feature a mix of detached homes,
2012 and 2036, with growth of 67.2% to 2036.
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