345 King West offers modern Class A office space in the heart of Downtown Kitchener's Innovation District, one of Waterloo Region's most active business and technology hubs. Designed to support today's workplace requirements, the LEED Gold certified building features expansive floor plates, floor-to-ceiling windows, abundant natural light, and efficient building systems that create a productive and contemporary office environment.
Tenants have access to underground parking, secure bicycle storage, showers, electric vehicle charging infrastructure, professional property management, and an amenity-rich downtown environment. Flexible suite configurations and large floor plates allow occupiers to create customized workplace solutions suited to a variety of business requirements. Available spaces range from 2,007 to 25,603 square feet, with contiguous options for up to 51,194 square feet, allowing growing and established tenants to find the perfect space for their next phase of expansion.
The property is strategically positioned along King Street West with direct access to the ION Light Rail Transit system and is located approximately 500 metres from Kitchener GO Station. This connectivity provides convenient access throughout Waterloo Region and links employees to the Greater Toronto Area via regional transit services. The location also offers efficient access to Highway 401, Regional Road 8, and the Conestoga Parkway, supporting regional business travel and workforce accessibility.
Surrounded by major technology employers, professional services firms, restaurants, retail amenities, entertainment venues, and urban residential development, the building benefits from the energy and talent base that define Kitchener's Innovation District. Looking within 3 kilometres of 345 King Street W, Kitchener delivers a well-educated talent pool, fueled by the nearby University of Waterloo. The area is home to more than 96,000 residents and more than 39,400 daytime workers, providing scaling tenants with exceptional skilled labor availability.
Mark Pretty
Colliers
