S K Y W A Y Multiple Connections. Unparalleled Experience. Space Reimagined.
PREMIER OFFICE LOCATION FIRST-CLASS, BUSINESS CORPORATE AREA.
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BUILDING OVERVIEW >S kyway Centre offers flexible model suite sizes move-in ready. Property upgrades underway (Signage, wayfinding, landscaping, model suites). Located in firstclass business corporate area. >O ffice space with tremendous amount of natural light and exposure to natural settings with private courtyard.
>P rivate courtyard improvements underway providing tenants with the best possible experience, a healthier, more productive workplace.
>P ublic transit stop located directly in front of the complex with access to Kipling GO Station and TTC. Premier office location with strategic Highway (27/427/409 and 401) and Airport access. >T rendy amenities within a short walk or drive (Chop, Milestones, Jack Astor’s, Montana’s, The Keg, Tim Hortons, Residence Inn by Marriott, Home Depot, Premier Fitness).
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SKYWAY CENTRE INTERIOR SPACE MODEL SUITES MOVE-IN READY FLEXIBLE SIZES
Skyway Centre offers flexible model suite sizes move-in ready. Office space with tremendous amount of natural light and exposure to natural settings. Newly built common area washrooms and hallways. Property upgrades underway (Signage, wayfinding, landscaping and model suites).
BUILT-OUT SUITE
Private courtyard to be improved with pathways, landscaping and seating area for tenants to enjoy lunch, outdoor meetins or a place to unwind creating a healthier, more productive workplace.
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SKYWAY CENTRE EXTERIOR SPACE PROPERTY IMPROVEMENTS UNDERWAY PRIVATE COURTYARD WITH SEATING, LANDSCAPING, WAYFINDING, SIGNAGE AND MODEL SUITE PROGRAM - MOVE-IN READY. Skyway Centre offers a
tremendous amount of natural light and exposure to natural settings with private courtyard and walkways. Private courtyard to be improved with pathways, landscaping and seating area for tenants to enjoy lunch, outdoor meetings or a place to unwind creating a healthier, more productive workplace. Walk to nearby trendy amenities such as (Chop, Milestones, Jack Astor’s, Montana’s, The Keg, Tim Hortons, Residence Inn by Marriott, Home Depot, Premier Fitness to name a few). Public transit stop located directly in front of Skyway Centre offering access to Kipling GO Station and TTC with expectations of becoming enhanced with the proposed Smart Track, Eglinton Crosstown (under construction) and BRT (under construction) and LRT systems (construction commencing 2018). Skyway Centre offers strategic Highway (27/427/409 and 401) and Airport access. Approximately 5 minute drive to Toronto Pearson International Airport. Ease of access to Downtown Toronto. Density can be accommodated due to the proximity to transit and connectivity with the TTC, MiWay and Brampton transit. All team up to provide access to a wide and diverse labour pool.
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SKYWAY CENTRE TRENDS LOCATION, LOCATION,
TRANSIT
WHICH FACTORS MATTER MOST?
LOCATION, LOCATION, TRANSIT The 10-minute barrier The accessibility to public transportation is overwhelmingly a
critical factor for many office tenants today since a whopping The 10-minute barrier: accessibility 71% of The survey respondents said they wouldn’t consider options more than a 10-minute walk from transit. With the harsh to public transportation overwhelmingly Canadianis winters, who can blame them? This trend is office not new – in the tenants Colliers 2007 Tenant Survey, a critical factor for many respondents rated “Location Close to Public Transport” at 8.7/10 importance when stop attracting and/or retaining staff. Wein expect today. Skyway has a inthistransit directly to become even more critical as the battle for talent ramps up again in this business cycle. to Kipling front of the building with access GO station and TTC. Tenant Also, trendy amenities action item: If you are concerned with talent attraction and retention, consider that your employees appreciate direct, are within walking distance. efficient and cost-effective accessibility to their office. Landlord action item: Audit your current office portfolio against walk times to major transit hubs. Think long and hard about those buildings that don’t fall within the 10-minute mark as 71% of tenants won’t even consider them. Think creatively: a shuttle bus service to your building or business park can help mitigate any transportation issues and is considered a workable, practical solution.
Q. How far away are you willing to be from the following?
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Landlord action item: Organizations are shifting from vertical integration to clustering due to the low cost and accessibility of benefits such as knowled sharing, logistical sharing and even a common employee catchment area. L and developers should consider positioning assets to attract like-minded ten similar industries.
Our data shows that tenants are moving toward more open workplaces and denser workspace ratios. In Canada, the average square feet per employee could fall as low as 145 square feet by 2018. Current and future transit will assist higher density workplace at Skyway Centre.
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IMPROVED TRANSIT The BRT (Bus Rapid Transit) will be completed in 2017. The BRT will provide more efficient and reliable service on a dedicated bus corridor running eastwest connecting multiple communities. The 18-kilometre Transitway is to be completed in 2017. There will be 12 stations, including renovations to the existing hub in the city core with new bus shelters at MiWay’s City Centre Transit Terminal completed, and a new station building at GO Transit’s Square One Bus Terminal by the end of 2015. MiWay and GO Transit will operate along the Transitway, which will connect to the TTC at Renforth Station and Kipling Subway Terminal and GO Train.
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PROPOSED TRANSIT Smart Track (Proposed) With the SmartTrack line, Toronto will join world-leading cities like London and Paris by building a Regional Express Rail (RER) surface subway. The SmartTrack line will provide service from the Airport Corporate Centre in the west, southeast to Union Station and northeast to Markham in the east. It will have 22 new station stops and five interchanges with the TTC rapid transit network. The Line will be built in seven years, starting service in 2021.
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AVAILABILITY
AVAILABILITY
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AREA 87 Skyway, Suite 100 87 Skyway, Suite 200
SIZE 8,963 SF 3,730 SF
89 Skyway, Suite 101
3,101 SF
89 Skyway, 2nd floor
18,508 SF
91 Skyway, Suite 100 91 Skyway, Suite 106 91 Skyway, Suite 205
3,131 SF 3,300 SF 1,243 SF
93 Skyway, Suite 107 93 Skyway, Suite 207
3,379 SF 5,214 SF
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RENT $14.00 NET PSF/ANNUM GROUND FLOOR $12.50 NET PSF/ANNUM SECOND FLOOR ADDITIONAL RENT $10.29 PSF 2016 TENANT INDUCEMENTS $25.00 PSF Tenant Improvement Allowance
OWNERSHIP DESJARDINS FINANCIAL SECURITY LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY
OWNERSHIP DESJARDINS FINANCIAL SECURITY LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY Desjardins Group is the leading cooperative financial group in Canada and the sixth largest cooperative financial group in the world, with assets of $248.1 billion. It has been rated one of the Best Employers in Canada by Aon Hewitt. To meet the diverse needs of its members and clients, Desjardins offers a full range of products and services to individuals and businesses through its extensive distribution network, online platforms and subsidiaries across Canada. Considered North America’s strongest bank according to Bloomberg News, Desjardins has one of the highest capital ratios and credit ratings in the industry.
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