visions
Partnership. Performance.
HIGH PROFILE RETAIL FOR SUBLEASE - 12,722 square foot retail opportunity strategically located in northwest Edmonton (102,819 people, 2011) - Close proximity to major retailers, the City of St. Albert (61,466 people, 2011) and the growing daytime business population of 100,316 (2010) surrounding the site - Fully built out retail showroom with vehicle accessible install bay - Excellent visability along St. Albert Trail (38,300 vpd, 2012) - Available March 1, 2014 Arlyn Stoik, Principal 780.429.7552 [email protected]
Curtis Friesen, Associate 780.702.0692 [email protected]
VISIONS
SUBLEASE
13340 ST. ALBERT TRAIL
EDMONTON, AB
Visions Sublease N
Location
Demographics
Situated in northwest Edmonton within close proximity to Edmonton’s ring road the Anthony Henday. It is ideally situated to service northwest Edmonton (102,819 people, 2011); St. Albert (61,466 people, 2011) and the growing daytime business population of 100,316 (2010) surrounding the site. With over 46% of St. Albert residents working full or part time in Edmonton (2010 Municipal Census), St. Albert Trail is the primary commuter corridor to and from St. Albert into Edmonton. 137 Avenue is a major east west commuter retail corridor and has evolved to become a major retail node with over 1 million square feet of retail space within 3 km of the site.
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Population
NW Edmonton
St. Albert
2011
102,819
61,466
2006
95,951
57,764
Growth
7.16%
6.40%
Day Time Population (2010) 3 km
16,820
5 km
100,316 Average Household Income (2010)
NW Edmonton
$85,630
St. Albert
$123,917
13340 ST. ALBERT TRAIL, EDMONTON, AB
Floor Plan
N
ST. ALBERT TRAIL
avisonyoung.com ©2014 Avison Young Real Estate Alberta Inc. All rights reserved.
The information contained herein was obtained from sources deemed to be reliable and is believed to be true; it has not been verified and as such, cannot be warranted nor form any part of any future contract. Date of publication: April 11, 2014
HIGH PROFILE RETAIL FOR SUBLEASE - 12,722 square foot retail opportunity strategically located in northwest Edmonton (102,819 people, 2011) - Close proximity to major retailers, the City of St. Albert (61,466 people, 2011) and the growing daytime business population of 100,316 (2010) surrounding the site - Fully built out retail showroom with vehicle accessible install bay - Excellent visability along St. Albert Trail (38,300 vpd, 2012) - Available March 1, 2014 Arlyn Stoik, Principal 780.429.7552 [email protected]
Curtis Friesen, Associate 780.702.0692 [email protected]
VISIONS
SUBLEASE
13340 ST. ALBERT TRAIL
EDMONTON, AB
Visions Sublease N
Location
Demographics
Situated in northwest Edmonton within close proximity to Edmonton’s ring road the Anthony Henday. It is ideally situated to service northwest Edmonton (102,819 people, 2011); St. Albert (61,466 people, 2011) and the growing daytime business population of 100,316 (2010) surrounding the site. With over 46% of St. Albert residents working full or part time in Edmonton (2010 Municipal Census), St. Albert Trail is the primary commuter corridor to and from St. Albert into Edmonton. 137 Avenue is a major east west commuter retail corridor and has evolved to become a major retail node with over 1 million square feet of retail space within 3 km of the site.
Partnership. Performance. avisonyoung.com
©2014 Avison Young Real Estate Alberta Inc. All rights reserved.
Population
NW Edmonton
St. Albert
2011
102,819
61,466
2006
95,951
57,764
Growth
7.16%
6.40%
Day Time Population (2010) 3 km
16,820
5 km
100,316 Average Household Income (2010)
NW Edmonton
$85,630
St. Albert
$123,917
13340 ST. ALBERT TRAIL, EDMONTON, AB
Floor Plan
N
ST. ALBERT TRAIL
avisonyoung.com ©2014 Avison Young Real Estate Alberta Inc. All rights reserved.
The information contained herein was obtained from sources deemed to be reliable and is believed to be true; it has not been verified and as such, cannot be warranted nor form any part of any future contract. Date of publication: April 11, 2014
