709 King Street East, Kitchener | Development Opportunity – For Sale

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709 King Street East, Kitchener | Development Opportunity – For Sale
709, King Street East, Kitchener, Region of Waterloo, Ontario, N2G 2M4, Canada
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11,500 SF 0.5 acres

709 King Street East, Kitchener | Development Opportunity – For Sale

Half an acre of future development opportunity with SGa-3 zoning allows up to 25 storeys, no parking requirement and in close proximity to LRT stations.

Redevelopment potential for a high density residential use consisting of approx. 25 storey purpose built rental apartment building. The lands are currently occupied by a single and two storey building with a com. bined square footage of 11,500 SF. This commercial building is currently used as sales/service/auto body. Access off King and Stirling Lane.

For more information, please contact:
Brad McGill | Broker
Ryan Shea | Sales Representative


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