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THE ETOBICOKE REPORT JOHN LAFONTAINE’S SPRING 2016 Heather DeBruin* Coordinator/ Executive Assistant Role: Senior Coordinator and Program Administrator 416 798 6216 [email protected] TOM MANDEL Project Director 416 798 5445 [email protected] Tiffany Noble* Client Services Coordinator Role: Transaction Management and Administrative Assistant 416 798 6269 [email protected] Michael Rintoul Sales Trainee Role: Cold Calling and Territory Management 416 798 6250 [email protected] Laurie Hartl* Client Services Assistant Role: Valuations and Property Showings 416 798 6295 [email protected] Lisa Maharaj* Client Services Assistant Role: Transaction Management and Administrative Assistant 416 798 6245 [email protected] Monika Dzamba Client Services Assistant Role: Graphics and Marketing Specialist 416 798 6294 [email protected] Fraser McKenna* Senior Sales Associate Role: Transaction Strategist, Deal Intermediary 416 798 6275 [email protected] Shawn McGinn* Senior Sales Associate Role: Business Development, Transaction Strategist 416 798 6209 [email protected] John LaFontaine* Vice Chairman 416 798 6229 [email protected] In today’s market there are two recurring obstacles with respect to new industrial developments. Firstly, the price of serviced ICI land is surging to upwards of $1M/acre in some areas of the GTA forcing firms to move further from the City. Secondly, Development Charges are higher than they have ever been and continuing to rise in all of the suburban markets, resulting in Tenants who require first-class facilities to pay above market rents in undesirable locations. We see this as an opportunity for Landlords in prime locations to convert older product into newer, more appealing facilities and collect higher rental incomes with better covenants. The common misconception of redeveloping existing properties is the cost of demolition. Our experience has proven that a facility with a conventional steel structure can be demolished at little to no cost (i.e. less than $0.50/sq. ft.). Demolition costs increase slightly for a much older building with little to no steel or other salvageable materials. This type of building can be demolished for approximately $3.00/sq. ft. Once a building is demolished, the pricing in Figure 1 can be used to approximate the cost of a new facility to modern standards based on square footage. THE SOLUTION – PART 1 – REDEVELOPMENT REDEVELOPING EXISTING FACILITIES TO MAXIMIZE POTENTIAL CURRENT DEVELOPMENT MARKET THE PROBLEM *Sales Representative Landlords in markets such as Etobicoke are consistently faced with the same inefficiencies when their existing properties are evaluated by prospective new Tenants: Clear height Shipping configurations Parking layouts Today’s trend for an Industrial Tenant looking for new space is pushing towards a minimum clear height of 32’, 1 T/L door per 7,000 sq. ft., 52’ bay spacing, bigger office areas and more energy efficient buildings to lower operating costs. Office space allocations Bay sizes Energy efficiency Our experience has shown that a Tenant’s needs can be met by expanding an existing facility along with some minor renovations. This type of redevelopment can address the concerns of energy efficiency, office space allocations and parking/shipping layouts. Figure 2 shows the approximate cost of expanding a warehouse to modern standards in the GTA. Every building/property contains specific challenges and restrictions. As part of our turnkey services, Giffels can assist in the analysis of all aspects of your property to lay out the most efficient approach to a redevelopment or expansion project at no cost to the Owner. With over 30 years in the industry we have the experience and capabilities to help you reposition your assets and maximize your returns. THE SOLUTION – PART 2 – EXPANSION HOW CAN GIFFELS HELP? SQ.FT. SQ.FT. FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: Fig. 1 Fig. 2

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Page 1: The Etobicoke Report_Spring 2016

THE ETOBICOKE REPORTJOHN LAFONTAINE’S

SPRING 2016

Heather DeBruin*Coordinator/ Executive Assistant Role: Senior Coordinator and Program Administrator416 798 [email protected]

TOM MANDEL Project Director416 798 [email protected]

Tiffany Noble*Client Services CoordinatorRole: Transaction Management and Administrative Assistant 416 798 [email protected]

Michael RintoulSales TraineeRole: Cold Calling and Territory Management 416 798 [email protected]

Laurie Hartl*Client Services AssistantRole: Valuations and Property Showings416 798 [email protected]

Lisa Maharaj*Client Services AssistantRole: Transaction Management and Administrative Assistant416 798 [email protected]

Monika DzambaClient Services AssistantRole: Graphics and Marketing Specialist416 798 [email protected]

Fraser McKenna*Senior Sales AssociateRole: Transaction Strategist, Deal Intermediary416 798 6275 [email protected]

Shawn McGinn*Senior Sales AssociateRole: Business Development, Transaction Strategist416 798 6209 [email protected]

John LaFontaine*Vice Chairman416 798 [email protected]

In today’s market there are two recurring obstacles with respect to new industrial developments. Firstly, the price of serviced ICI land is surging to upwards of $1M/acre in some areas of the GTA forcing firms to move further from the City. Secondly, Development Charges are higher than they have ever been and continuing to rise in all of the suburban markets, resulting in Tenants who require first-class facilities to pay above market rents in undesirable locations. We see this as an opportunity for Landlords in prime locations to convert older product into newer, more appealing facilities and collect higher rental incomes with better covenants.

The common misconception of redeveloping existing properties is the cost of demolition. Our experience has proven that a facility with a conventional steel structure can be demolished at little to no cost (i.e. less than $0.50/sq. ft.). Demolition costs increase slightly for a much older building with little to no steel or other salvageable materials. This type of building can be demolished for approximately $3.00/sq. ft. Once a building is demolished, the pricing in Figure 1 can be used to approximate the cost of a new facility to modern standards based on square footage.

THE SOLUTION – PART 1 – REDEVELOPMENT

REDEVELOPING EXISTING FACILITIES TO MAXIMIZE POTENTIALCURRENT DEVELOPMENT MARKET

THE PROBLEM

*Sales Representative

Landlords in markets such as Etobicoke are consistently faced with the same inefficiencies when their existing properties are evaluated by prospective new Tenants:• Clear height• Shipping configurations• Parking layoutsToday’s trend for an Industrial Tenant looking for new space is pushing towards a minimum clear height of 32’, 1 T/L door per 7,000 sq. ft., 52’ bay spacing, bigger office areas and more energy efficient buildings to lower operating costs.

• Office space allocations• Bay sizes• Energy efficiency

Our experience has shown that a Tenant’s needs can be met by expanding an existing facility along with some minor renovations. This type of redevelopment can address the concerns of energy efficiency, office space allocations and parking/shipping layouts. Figure 2 shows the approximate cost of expanding a warehouse to modern standards in the GTA.

Every building/property contains specific challenges and restrictions. As part of our turnkey services, Giffels can assist in the analysis of all aspects of your property to lay out the most efficient approach to a redevelopment or expansion project at no cost to the Owner. With over 30 years in the industry we have the experience and capabilities to help you reposition your assets and maximize your returns.

THE SOLUTION – PART 2 – EXPANSION

HOW CAN GIFFELS HELP?

SQ.FT.

SQ.FT.

FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:

Fig. 1

Fig. 2

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OUTSIDE STORAGE

:: Can accomodate 53’ trailers:: 5 TL & 3 DI doors:: 14’ to 19’6” clear height

85,000 SQ. FT. FOR LEASE UP TO 125,000 SQ. FT. FOR LEASE

30 FASKEN DRIVEFREESTAND

330 HUMBERLINE DRIVEPORTION OF FREESTAND

55,313 SQ. FT. FOR SALE OR LEASE

71 STEINWAY BOULEVARDFREESTAND (OR UNITS A-C)

UP TO 82,380 SQ. FT. FOR LEASE

35 RAKELY COURTFREESTAND OR PORTION

:: 4.22 acre lot; dual driveway:: Outside storage allowed:: 2 TL & 13 DI doors; 22’ clear height

:: Ample trailer parking; more possible:: Potential freezer space; floor drains:: 20 TL & 1 DI door; 20’-24’ clear

INDUSTRIAL AVAILABILITIES LOCATION MAPETOBICOKE

TRAILER PARKING

28,705 SQ. FT.

Newer construction, clean unit ESFR sprinklers, large shipping apron4 TL & 2 DI doors; 24’ clear height

8400 LAWSON ROAD UNIT 5

21,000 SQ. FT. FOR LEASE

1100 ARROW ROADHALF OF A FREESTAND

15,477 SQ. FT. FOR LEASE

387 CARLINGVIEW DRIVEUNIT C

40,000 SQ. FT. FOR LEASE

173 CARRIER DRIVEUNIT C

9,600 SQ. FT. FOR LEASE

82 AKRON ROADUNIT

2,000 - 12,000 SQ. FT. FOR LEASE

35 WOODBINE DOWNS BOULEVARD UNITS 2A-D, 3C

3,600-12,373 SQ. FT. UNITS FOR SALE

80 GALAXY BOULEVARDMULTIPLE CONDOMINIUM UNITS

:: Hwy409 exposure; signage opportunity:: Freshly painted warehouse; T5 lights:: 3 TL & 1 DI doors; 15’8” clear height

:: Rail access; outside storage:: 1 acres excess land /trailer parking:: 8 TL & 4 Rail doors; 26’5” clear

:: Retail/warehouse/office space:: Various size options; Hwy 27 exposure:: 1 DI door; 14’ clear height

:: Freshly painted interior, LED lighting:: New paved driveway and parking lot:: 1+ TL door /unit; 14’ clear height

:: 40,000 cu.ft. of freezer space:: Shipping doors with levellers:: 2 TL doors; 20’ clear height

JOHN LAFONTAINE*Vice Chairman416 798 [email protected]*Sales Representative

AVAILABLEETOBICOKE

LAND

JUST LISTED IN MILTON

427

QEW

427

407

401

401

400

409

HIGH SHIPPING RATIO OPPORTUNITIES FOR LEASE

1-15 acres

• 35,000 SF (3% office)• 69 truck level doors (2: 1,000 SF) • Fully lit, secure yard• Great access for 53’ trailers• 1-15 acres of extra land available

• 22,000 SF (2,000-4,000 SF office)• 21 truck level, 4 drive-in doors• T5 lighting throughout warehouse• Secured lot - ample trailer parking on site• Excellent warehouse with floor drains

9701 Hwy 50, Vaughan 1100 Arrow Rd, North York

Ryan Cunningham*Vice [email protected]

FOR MORE INFORMATION

PLEASE CONTACT: *Sales Representative

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:: 3 Bay repair/maintenance facility:: Yard is fenced (partially) and gated:: 21 TL & 4 DI doors

:: Outside storage/ trailer parking:: CN Rail at the side of the property:: 9 TL & 2 DI doors; 22’ clear height

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3

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5

12

4

0.87 ACRES Zoned open space / natural zoneSecured lot

440 CARLINGVIEW DRIVE

DISCO RD

FOR SALE

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1,851 & 4,685 SQ. FT. FOR LEASE4,225 SQ. FT. FOR SALE

185 CARLINGVIEW DRIVEUNIT 4 & 5B

22 TABER ROADFREESTAND

:: Ground level office space and functional industrial overflow space:: 1 TL & 1 DI door ; 14’ clear height

:: Divided into 2 units; separately metered :: Outside storage allowed:: 3 DI doors ; 12’ clear height

CARLINGVIEW DR

UNIT 5B

4

AKRON RD

LOT 37, HIGHWAY 27

CARRIER DR

HW

Y 27

FOR SALE

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1.38 ACRES Vacant industrial developmentland with Highway 27 exposure

North York

21

COMING TO HALTON HILLS

JANUARY 201736’

CLEAR90 TL

DOORS28.7

ACRES

FINCH WEST UP TO 564,824 SFFOR LEASESTATE-OF-THE-ART LOGISTICS FACILITY

COMING TO HALTON HILLS JANUARY 2017

2 CLEVE COURT

“36’ Clear Height; On-Demand Expansion”

P A R K W A YLOGISTICS CENTRE

SEEKING LEED-NC

SILVER CERTIFICATION

3.04 ACRES Build-to-suit industrial land Direct access to Hwy 409 ramp

Attw

ell Drive

Belfield Road

Highway 409 Access

BUILD-TO-SUIT VACANT LAND | 3.04 ACRESLOT 24 BELFIELD ROAD, ETOBICOKE | FOR LEASE

FOR MORE INFORMATION

PLEASE CONTACT:

John LaFontaine*Vice Chairman [email protected] *Sales Representative

LOT 24 BELFIELD ROAD

FOR LEASE

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FOR SUBLEASE

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CBRE Limited| Real Estate Brokerage |5935 Airport Rd | Suite 700 | Mississauga ON L4V 1W5 | T 416 674 7900 | F 416 674 6575 | www.cbre.caThis disclaimer shall apply to CBRE Limited, Real Estate Brokerage, and to all other divisions of the Corporation (“CBRE”). The information set out herein, including, without limitation, any projections, images, opinions, assumptions and estimates obtained from third parties (the “Information”) has not been verified by CBRE, and CBRE does not represent, warrant or guarantee the accuracy, correctness and completeness of the Information. CBRE does not accept or assume any responsibility or liability, direct or consequential, for the Information or the recipient’s reliance upon the Information. The recipient of the Information should take such steps as the recipient may deem necessary to verify the Information prior to placing any reliance upon the Information. The Information may change and any property described in the Information may be withdrawn from the market at any time without notice or obligation to the recipient from CBRE. CBRE and the CBRE logo are the service marks of CBRE Limited and/or its affiliated or related companies in other countries. All other marks displayed on this document are the property of their respective owners. All Rights Reserved. Mapping Sources: Canadian Mapping Services [email protected]; DMTI Spatial, Environics Analytics, Microsoft Bing, Google Earth

MARKETAVERAGE NET RENTAL RATE($ per sq. ft.)

AVERAGE SALE PRICE

($ per sq. ft.)

AVERAGE TMI

($ per sq. ft.)

AVERAGE LAND PRICE($ per acre)

REALTY TAXES

($ per sq. ft.)

INVENTORY (sq. ft.)

AVAILABILITY RATE (sq. ft.)

ABSORPTIONQ1 (sq. ft.)

AVERAGE DAYS ON MARKET

ETOBICOKE $4.56 $82.79 $3.55 $950,000 $2.39 81.3 million 3.4% 81,019 412

MISSISSAUGA $5.82 $146.86 $3.45 $885,000 $2.22 156.7 million 4.2% -7,575 354

BRAMPTON $6.18 $111.09 $3.20 $865,000 $2.32 83.2 million 3.7% 649,302 254

61 BAYWOOD ROAD(46,382 SQ. FT.)

258 ATTWELL DRIVEUNIT 2-4 (17,931 SQ. FT.)

435 ATTWELL DRIVE(10,000 SQ. FT.)

44 WOODBINE DOWNS BLVD (41,900 SQ. FT.)

INDUSTRIAL MARKET UPDATEETOBICOKE

+ At 1.0%, the Etobicoke submarket recorded the lowest vacancy rate since Q1 2005. The vacancy rate dropped by 60 bps quarter-over-quarter and one percent year-over-year. As expected with lowered vacancy levels, the average asking lease rates increased by $0.25 quarter-over-quarter to $5.56 in Q1 2016.

+ Prior to Q1 2016, the average asking sale prices remained above the $100 per sq. ft. mark for five straight quarters, peaking in Q2 2015 at $122.26 per sq. ft. The asking selling prices experienced a slight adjustment in Q1 2016, as they registered in at $82.79 per sq. ft. It remains to be seen if this is a short-term correction that will see selling prices eventually jump back to its previous growth path or if they will remain under $100 per sq. ft. for a longer period of time.

+ The availability rate saw a 10 bps decline quarter-over-quarter to finish off Q1 2016 at 3.4%. It is the third consecutive quarter that the availability rate remains at or below 3.5%, which has never been registered before in this submarket.

88 RONSON DRIVE(38,200 SQ. FT.)

1040 MARTIN GROVE ROADUNITS 1, 5 & 16 (9,161 SQ. FT.)

7 SELBY ROAD (BRAMPTON)(23,500 SQ. FT.)

92 BRYDON ROAD(19,767 SQ. FT.)

Sold

MARKETVIEW SNAPSHOT | Q1 2016

SUPPLY & DEMANDMARKET HIGHLIGHTS

RECENT ETOBICOKE TRANSACTIONS

LeasedSold

Toronto Industrial, Q1 2016

Etobicoke

Inventory Average Net Rental Rate Average Sale Price(sq. ft.) ($ per sq. ft.) ($ per sq. ft.)81.3 million $4.56 $82.79

Availability Rate TMI Average Land Price(sq. ft.) ($ per sq. ft.) ($ per acre)3.4% $3.55 $950,000

Absorption Q1 Realty Taxes Average Days on Market(sq. ft.) ($ per sq. ft.)81,019 $2.39 412

Recent Transactions

Lease Transactions

Tenant Address Size (sq. ft.) Deal Type

Metro Logistics Inc. 541 Kipling Avenue, Etobicoke 388,922 RenewalABC Climate Control Systems Inc. 54/70 Bethridge Road, Etobicoke 178,181 Renewal

Sale Transactions

Purchaser Address Size (sq. ft.) $ per sq. ft.

Ventura Foods Canada ULC 50 Torlake Crescent, Etobicoke 144,250Canada Group Realty Corp. 215 Horner Avenue, Etobicoke 34,302

Market Highlights

Supply & Demand Weighted Average Occupancy Costs

Q1 2016 CBRE Research © CBRE Limited

TBA$58.93

• Prior to Q1 2016, the average asking sale prices remained above the $100 per sq. ft. mark for five straight quarters, peaking in Q2 2015 at $122.26 per sq. ft. The asking selling prices experienced aslight adjustment in Q1 2016, as they registered in at $82.79 per sq. ft. It remains to be seen if this is a short-term correction that will see selling prices eventually jump back to its previous growth path orif they will remain under $100 per sq. ft. for a longer period of time.

• At 1.0%, the Etobicoke submarket recorded the lowest vacancy rate since Q1 2005. The vacancy rate dropped by 60 bps quarter-over-quarter and one percent year-over-year. As expected with lowered vacancy levels, the average asking lease rates increased by $0.25 quarter-over-quarter to $5.56 in Q1 2016.

• The availability rate saw a 10 bps decline quarter-over-quarter to finish off Q1 2016 at 3.4%. It is the third consecutive quarter that the availability rate remains at or below 3.5%, which has never been registered before in this submarket.

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