The Century Building on 124th is a unique multi-tenant investment prominently located on the NW corner of 124th Street and 103rd Avenue. The centre has a complimentary mix of retail and professional offices tenancies. The property provides an excellent opportunity for a portion of the asset to be occupied by a medical, professional or retail owner user. Rare opportunity for investors and/or professional & retail users to occupy and secure a high profile income producing asset. Staggered lease terms with community driven tenant mix and built in rent escalations. Marquee corner site offering high foot traffic and exposure to 124th Street. Five minute drive to downtown Edmonton and ideally situated along the vibrant 124th Street. Close to numerous restaurants, cafes and amenities. Secure 36 stall underground heated parkade. Professionally managed property by Canderel. (id:15472)
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