146 Rideau Street
| PRICE: | $44.00/sq.ft. |
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| OPC: | $11.32/sq.ft. |
| ADDRESS: | 146 Rideau Street, Ottawa, ON |
| PROPERTY TYPE: | Retail |
| LOCATION: | Central |
| ZONING | H1 S58 |
| AVAILABILITY: | April 1, 2027 |
Available Spaces
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| Price | 44 sq.ft. |
| sq.ft. | 6,214 |
| Availability | April 01, 2027 |
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| Unit number | Price | sq.ft. | Availability | View floorplan | View images | Ask a question |
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| ‐ | 44 sq.ft. | 6,214 | April 01, 2027 | |
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Building and Area Highlights
Retail space for lease in the very core of downtown Ottawa, offering 64 feet of prominent frontage along Rideau Street. Positioned directly beside CF Rideau Centre and across from the iconic ByWard Market, this address places your business in the middle of Ottawa’s most established retail ecosystem.
Expansive display windows create a commanding visual presence and a dynamic merchandising platform, while four a customizable canopies allows your brand to project with clarity and scale to the non-stop daily vehicle and pedestrian traffic.
A dedicated basement storage area of 958 SF provides practical back of-house capacity. There is potential to subdivide into three smaller units, suitable to refit for QSR.
Highlights
- Size: 6,214 sf
- Potential subdivisions of 2,674 sf, 1,406 sf and 1,379 sf for QSR
- Zoning MD S58
- Ceiling 9’3” clear
- Modern Lighting
- 64’ of Frontage on Rideau Street
- Customizable Canopy
- Large Display Windows
- Lower Level Storage Room (958 sf)
Area Highlights
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Immediate proximity to national retailers, destination dining, nightlife, and year-round tourism
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High pedestrian traffic that converts to walk-in customers
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Adjacent to Ogilvy Square, encouraging gathering, lingering, and daily activity
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Steps from Rideau LRT Station with quick access to HWY 417
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Consistent traffic from commuters, students, office workers, residents, and visitors
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Strong exposure throughout the day and evening
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Convergence of mall shoppers, ByWard Market pedestrians, transit riders, and vehicle traffic
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Sustained visibility and steady consumer flow in a high-energy urban node
