Urban Retail ROYAL BANK PLAZA
Royal Bank Plaza Located at the primary gateway to the Toronto PATH system from Union Station, Royal Bank Plaza’s two level retail concourse is a refined urban shopping destination. A transportation hub connecting 138,061 people daily and with direct access to the city’s subway and GO trains, Royal Bank Plaza offers retailers an opportunity to tap into the affluent Toronto financial core. The TTC alone, has an annual ridership of 82 million. Royal Bank Plaza is located at the centre of the highest concentration of daytime pedestrian traffic in the GTA, with over 293,862 daytime workers daily. The Plaza’s retail concourse levels are comprised of a vibrant mixture of stores and services, including the first Brooks Brothers store to appear in Canada, MAC, Calvin Klein as well as Pandora and TUMI. In addition, Royal Bank Plaza’s 600 seat food court, The Eatery, allows customers to choose from several distinct dining experiences.
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By the Numbers 1976
$1,100
600
Year built
Sales PSF
Food court Seats
2009
6,500
8
Year Renovated
Complex occupants
Food Court Units
1.4 million SF
94,000 SF
34
Complex Area
Retail Gross Leasable Area
Retail units
Consumer Overview
336,840 Daytime Population within a 1 KM radius
Shopper Profile
$119,198
58%
42%
50%
Average household income
Female
Male
Consumer Conversion Rate
$52
34 minutes 35-54
Average Spend per Visit
Average shop time
$
39,336
$57,218
Residential Population within a 1 KM radius
Average household Discretionary income
age of Principal consumers
Applicable to a 1 KM radius of Royal Bank Plaza. Retail includes food court retailers.
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Be in Good Company FIND A HOME FOR YOUR BRAND AMONGST A GROUP OF RESPECTED RETAILERS Royal Bank Plaza offers a thoughtful selection of retailers and brands to cater to the discerning tastes and varied needs of our customers.
138,061 AVERAGE DAILY PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC
Retail Collection Specialty
Health & Beauty
Fashion
Indigo
The Body Shop
Brooks Brothers
LCBO
MAC
Calvin Klein
Godiva Chocolatier
Shoppers Drug Mart
TUMI
DAVIDsTEA
OPA! Souvlaki
Swiss Chalet
Harvey’s
Starbucks
Szechuan Express
Olly Fresco’s
Subway
Tim Hortons
Grant Thornton
Oxford Properties
Royal Bank
OMERS
Norton Rose
Vale
Pandora Dining Collection
Office Tenants
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Accessibility TTC
TTC
TTC
BLOOR ST W
BLOOR ST W
BLOOR ST E
SPADINA AVE
QUEEN’S PARK
TTC
2 BLOOR
2 BLOOR ST W
TTC
is a 30 kilometer underground walkway connecting a network of shops, restaurants, services and entertainment.
JARVIS ST
CHURCH ST
YONGE ST
THE TORONTO PATH
TTC
WELLESLE
WELLESLEY ST W
SHERBOURNE ST
BAY ST
The PATH is the preferred pedestrian walkway to over 400,315 of the financial core’s daily commuter population. Thousands of additional tourists and residents en route to sporting, entertainment and cultural events also make daily use of the PATH.
COLLEGE ST
COLLEGE ST
TTC
CARLTON ST TTC
JARVIS ST
YONGE ST
DUNDAS ST W
TTC
SPADINA AVE
GERRARD ST W
DUNDAS ST W
TTC
DUNDA DUNDAS ST E
RICHMOND ST W
RICHMOND ST W
Subway stations for quick traveling
ADELAIDE ST W
KING ST W
METROCENTRE
225 KING ST W, 200 WELLINGTON ST W
TTC
JOHN ST
Shops and stores to enjoy
1 UNIVERSITY AVE
TTC
FRONT ST W Metro Toronto Convention Centre
200 BAY ST
FRONT ST W
TTC
InterContinental Hotel
TD CANADA TRUST TOWER
SPADINA AVE
BREMNER BLVD
Annual riders connecting through Union Station
Annual transit ridership
M N E R BLVD
WATERPARK PLACE LAKE SHORE BLVD W
R INE
D
GAR
Y EXP
GARDINER EXPY
BAY ST
235 million
YORK ST
82 million
161 BAY ST
123 FRONT ST W
QUEENS QUAY W
FRONT S WELLINGTON ST E
CITIGROUP PLACE
GARDINER EXPY
KING ST
KING ST E
ROYAL BANK PLAZA
Proposed future Oxford Place location
BRE
ADELAIDE
LOWER SHERBOURNE ST
Parking garages
1 ADELAIDE ST E
LOWER JARVIS ST
1,500+
ADELAIDE ST W
YONGE ST
5
RICHMOND
WELLINGTON ST W SIMCOE ST
BLUE JAYS WAY
WELLINGTON ST W
QUEEN S
DYNAMIC FUNDS TOWER
KING ST W
ONE UNIVERSITY
QUEEN ST E RICHMOND ST E
BAY ST
Buildings linked to Toronto’s PATH
YORK ST
5
SPADINA AVE
50
85 RICHMOND ST W, 111 RICHMOND ST W, ST W ST W, 120 ADELAIDE W, 100 ADELAIDE TTC 130QUEEN ADELAIDE W
TTC
SHERBOURNE ST
QUEEN ST W
JARVIS ST
CHURCH ST
UNIVERSITY AVE
ST. PATRICK ST
RICHMOND-ADELAIDE CENTRE QUEEN ST W
GERRAR
BAY ST
The PATH System has:
GERRARD ST E
10 BAY ST, 20 BAY ST, 88 QUEENS QUAY W
QUEENS
QUEENS
QUAY W
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QUAY E
LAKE
Urban Intensification & City Overview TORONTO’S CITY SKYLINE is a work in progress as seen by the ongoing revitalization and development of the downtown core. The explosive growth can be directly attributed to the net migration from suburban to urban living and the rise of condominum development and mixed-use spaces.
25 million
25,080
$126,562
$8,740
Annual tourist draw
Dwellings*
Household income
Businesses*
*Within a 1 KM radius of Royal Bank Plaza.
Contact Director, Retail Leasing Chris Wanzel Tel: 416.868.3723 cwanzel@oxfordproperties.com Manager, Retail Leasing Rita Mercado Tel: 416.868.3717 rmercado@oxfordproperties.com
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