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City Market Overview Market Overview characterized by little movement in the market. Limited development opportunities and muted residential The retail market in Regina for 2018 can be summed up construction meant retailers largely contracted or held simply as: slower yet stable. Economic conditions in steady rather than expanding. Accordingly, the vacancy Saskatchewan have been in flux for the last few years, rate rose again in 2018 to 9.09%, the highest in the city. however in Regina overall conditions appear to have Like last year, most of the vacancy is due to Sears no stabilized. Lower levels of home construction in the longer occupying space the Cornwall Centre and province and uncertainty surrounding the economy have Centennial Mall. left many retailers scaling back plans. Despite these factors Regina’s retail market is continuing to grow as In past years Regina’s downtown saw a resurgence in the both new housing and retail construction can be observed restaurant and pub scene, however of late expansions across the city. The growth rate, however, simply isn’t at have been more subdued. One notable exception was the high levels seen in previous years. Avenue, operated by the Grassroots Restaurant Group, opening to the public in June in the historic Canada Life In 2018 cannabis outlets became a significant factor for building. Economic conditions and the challenges inherent the commercial real estate industry with National in the restaurant business will likely have an impact going legalization last October. Six cannabis permits were forward, though we expect local restaurants to continue issued in the City of Regina with a total of 51 licenses to look at Downtown Regina as a viable option. throughout the province of Saskatchewan. The privatization of liquor stores is also in full swing H&M’s first Regina location opened in March 2018 at the throughout Saskatchewan. The Saskatchewan Liquor and Cornwall Centre. At the end of December 2018, however, Gaming Authority retail outlets are slowly coming to three national tenants at the Cornwall Centre, Roots, The tender and being placed on the market for sale. The Gap & Gap Kids announced closures. The trendy impact of Sears’ Canadian bankruptcy last year, totaling Cathedral Village neighbourhood centred on 13th Avenue 266,000 vacant square feet in Regina, is still impacting remains stable and consistent for long-time businesses. the retail market, though space is slowly being absorbed. New in Cathedral for 2018 was a small outlet for 33 1/3 The overall vacancy rate rose to 5.01% in 2018 however Coffee Roasters and With These Hands, a new handmade Colliers is optimistic we will see a reduction over the next goods store. Leasable spaces that come to market in the year. neighbourhood are very popular and tend not to remain on the market for long. Elsewhere in Central Regina two Central Regina cannabis retailers have opened, The Cannabis Co. YQR Retail located in Regina’s central core can typically be Inventory & Vacancy Historical Performance and Forecast Inventory Vacancy TOTAL (SQ. FT.) VACANT (SQ. FT.) 4,500,000 11,500,000 6.00% 4,000,000 11,250,000 5.00% 3,500,000 11,000,000 3,000,000 4.00% 10,750,000 2,500,000 10,500,000 3.00% 2,000,000 10,250,000 1,500,000 2.00% 1,000,000 10,000,000 1.00% 500,000 9,750,000 0 9,500,000 0.00% 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Central Northwest North East South 2 Research & Forecast Report | Fourth Quarter 2018 | Regina Retail | Colliers International
4 1 Victoria Avenue Albert Street Ar co la Av en ue 3 5 6 2 Sobey’s Liquor at Southland Mall and the national chain Tweed. In 2019 we expect two Notable Lease new cannabis retailers, Lucid Cannabis and Avana to also open in the area. Notable Lease Transactions APPROXIMATE SIZE ADDRESS TENANT (SF) South Regina 1. 2055 Prince of Wales Drive Games Workshop 801 South Regina’s retail consists of Albert Street and the 2. 4025 Albert Street Affinity Credit Union 3,422 newer Grasslands area in Harbour Landing west of 3. 3751 Chuka Boulevard McDonalds 4,307 Lewvan Drive. South Regina continues to remain strong 4. 3698 Victoria Avenue The Rostisserie 5,540 at only 2.19% vacant, down slightly from last year. 5. 3751 Chuka Boulevard Metro Liquor 7,175 6. 3751 Chuka Boulevard Save-on-Foods 37,060 The former location of The Nest on south Albert Street has been filled by Has Beans Cafe, a combination pub and coffee shop. Wiid Boutique, a Cannabis retailer has located in a new strip on south Albert. Sobeys Liquor opened its doors in June 2018 on a pad site at Strathallen’s Southland Shopping Centre and Orange Theory Fitness is expected to open nearby in early 2019. One trend we expect to continue see across the city is non-retail users presented with additional options to locate in enclosed malls, alongside retail users. Affinity Credit Union will be relocating its Hill Avenue LEASED location to South Albert in 2019, moving to the former 3698 Victoria Avenue CODA location at Royal Square. The Golden Mile Shopping Centre, recently purchased by SmartCentres, saw the opening Booster Juice, Fatburger, Dollarama and At Harvard’s Grasslands in Harbour Landing, Regina saw Good Earth Coffeehouse in 2018 and Urban Cellars, a the opening of new national tenants such as Lindt, liquor store, is expected in 2019. Across the street, a Starbucks, Gong Cha, Popeyes along with other local nearly two-acre lot, the site of a former Esso gas station, tenants in 2018. The only existing vacancies in was purchased and the deal will be finalized in 2019. The Grasslands are small bay retail. New food tenants such as new development project will likely house a mixed-use The Meating Room and Meltwich are scheduled to open in property to maximize the site. Future tenants will enjoy a 2019. Dream Development’s Harbour Landing Commercial high visible location with high vehicular and foot traffic. 3 Research & Forecast Report | Fourth Quarter 2018 | Regina Retail | Colliers International
Campus completed Phase One in 2018 which provides additional 75,000 square feet is expected to commence in flex space that may appeal to users who require a the next 12 months at the adjacent Forster Harvard- substantial warehouse component alongside their retail owned development. At Acre21, 90,000 square feet out of operation. a planned 200,000 square feet of retail is currently open to shoppers and another 26,800 is expected in 2019. The latest development, The Runway, is taking place on Tenants at Acre21 include Save-on-Foods, Shopper’s the north side of Parliament Avenue. Sherwood Co-op is Drug Mart, Metro Liquor, McDonald’s, Boston Pizza and currently under construction on a new grocery store. The Dairy Queen. Across the street, Revera completed entire development calls for up to 100,000 square feet of construction in 2018 with service sector uses opening strip and pad sites and the first phase should commence shortly thereafter. Future development will take place at in 2019. South Regina will remain a strong option for Tower Crossing and Dream’s Eastbrook retail site. retailers due to continued residential growth and strong demographics. North Regina North Regina, primarily on the north end of Albert Street, East Regina continues to lag behind other areas in the city. Limited The east side of Regina remained the largest focus for tenant activity and rent erosion continue to trouble retailers throughout 2018. The year-end vacancy rate for landlords as demographic changes deter many national east Regina sat at 4.27% which was a slight drop from retailers. Nevertheless, there are opportunities for tenants 2017. We expect the area to see a further reduction in vacancy as the former Sears Home location is leased. The former Home Outfitters added vacancy to the market however Marshalls has taken the bulk of the space leaving 8,000 square feet available. The Victoria Square Mall continues to see signification vacancy with just over 21,000 square feet available, accounting for 17% of the overall vacancy in the east. 159 Albert Street Choice REIT’s Superstore development added new tenants in 2018, leaving only one small vacancy on the main floor of the Eastgate Alliance Centre. Two large needing good access and high visibility. Properties such absorptions took place on Quance Street, with the first of as 302 Albert Street and 159 Albert Street, provide open two Urban Cellars, taking the space vacated by JYSK in development sites for strip centres, pad sites or drive 2016. Second, Nutrien Ag Solutions leased the bulk of the thru opportunities. space at 3735 Quance St, which demonstrates the influx of non-retail users into vacant space. Regina’s second Despite these challenges, North Regina has around Tweed location is also set to open nearby in 2019. 46,000 vacant square feet and an overall vacancy rate of 3.97%. Of that space, Northgate Mall accounts for 21% of Regina’s new Costco opened at Aurora in November, the vacancy. North Regina is a relatively stable and will welcoming Regina shoppers to a larger store with an likely continue to remain so over the next few years. abundance of parking and numerous gas pumps. An Established residential neighbourhoods in the area will Sector Vacancies and Inventory CENTRAL NORTH NORTHWEST EAST SOUTH Vacant SF 331,444 45,985 20,639 128,023 49,157 Total SF 3,695,963 1,158,645 1,422,339 2,995,754 2,247,912 Vacancy 9.09% 3.97% 1.45% 4.27% 2.19% New Inventory SF 0 0 5,000 269,086 0 4 Research & Forecast Report | Fourth Quarter 2018 | Regina Retail | Colliers International
Boulevard, which has undergone significant servicing work but no other tenant announcements at this time. Dream Centres continues to plan for a new grocery anchored 67,000 square foot site along Courtney Street in Coopertown. It is expected that as new residential construction is underway in the next few years new retailers will taken advantage of the growth. Elsewhere, Forster Harvard’s Horizons retail area is a 675,000 square foot site set to service the west end of the city in the Westerra subdivision. Here, Co-op opened a new gas bar in 2018 and another 7,000 square feet of retail is scheduled for completion in 2019. Revera 3850 Green Falls Drive Conclusions and Forecast Despite the closure of the Sears locations in 2017, 2018 saw good traction with larger spaces throughout the city. We expect the trend of service-sector users and experiential retail to be the important factors in helping absorb excess space on the market. Overall the retail market in Regina is healthy and rates in new construction continue to be robust. New, quality spaces and locations that are well maintained remain attractive to potential tenants and typically do not remain vacant for long. There is, however, contraction in lower quality space. In these instances, landlords are forced to offer inducements to 3735 Quance Street encourage leasing activity. continue to patronize existing retailers but the lack of Colliers is forecasting Regina’s retail market to remain growth means that most new developments will look to strong with relatively low vacancy and stable rental rates other areas in the city first. in the short term. Residents of Regina and area, with a growing population of almost a quarter of a million, will see noteworthy openings of food service brands and Northwest Regina national retailers in 2019. Northwest Regina continues to have the lowest vacancy in Regina, a title it has held for many years. Vacancy in 2018 increased to 1.45%, primarily due to a flight to quality property along Rochdale Boulevard. Nevertheless, the vacancy rate remains low and will likely continue to be so with limited speculative construction occurring. On the whole, little development look place in the Northwest in 2018. A new location for the Bank of Montreal, will see two existing locations consolidated into one, alongside a new Co-op gas bar which started construction in 2018. Both new developments are in Capital Crossing, at the eastern edge of Rochdale 5 Research & Forecast Report | Fourth Quarter 2018 | Regina Retail | Colliers International
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