Prime Corner in chinatown for Lease
103 3rd AVENUE SE
STATUS: Unit 1 and 3 available
Unit 1: 900 sq.ft. - Available
Unit 2: 2,800 sq.ft. - LEASED
unit 3 (lower level): 3,000 sq.ft. - Available
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Why lease commercial space in Chinatown?
Professionals and patrons of all ages regularly travel to Calgary's Chinatown and Downtown Core using Centre Street, making this prominent corner an ideal location for any well operated restaurant.
The lower level provides a unique opportunity for a luxurious underground bar to share customers with the three tenants on the main floor.
The main floor can be demised into 2 or 3 units if needed and we can be flexible with the layout, as the building is currently shell space.
The space features:
Main Floor: 900 sq.ft. beside highly popular Calgary Vietnamese restaurant
Lower Level: ±3,000 sq.ft., well-suited for a trendy bar, speakeasy, or karaoke bar
Rooftop Patio Option: City-approved for an expansive rooftop patio to further elevate the dining experience
Why lease commercial space in Chinatown?
Professionals and patrons of all ages regularly travel to Calgary's Chinatown and Downtown Core using Centre Street, making this prominent corner an ideal location for any well operated restaurant.
The lower level provides a unique opportunity for a luxurious underground bar to share customers with the three tenants on the main floor.
The main floor can be demised into 2 or 3 units if needed and we can be flexible with the layout, as the building is currently shell space.
Building History:
103 3rd Avenue SE has been home to a number of restaurants throughout the years, notably Jade Palace in the 1960s and Soluxe Restaurant following that. The building was bought by Cetus Developments just a few years ago.
In the 1960s, the most notable commercial buildings were restaurants. New one- and two- storey structures were built, and existing buildings also adapted, to create attractive dining and entertainment destinations. They drew attention with exuberant, projecting rooftop or wall signs with Chinese characters and typefaces resembling calligraphy, and traditional imagery.
When reinterpreting the space Certus looked to the Xian Tian Di Shopping Centre, a trendy area in the heart of Shanghai. It is well-known for its unique blend of historic and modern elements.
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