LMAO
No, it's not Farm Boy.
The floor plan here is large, 40-50k square feet with multiple levels empty, so you're talking in excess of 100k square feet of retail; my only thinking here is something similar to Ikea in Queen's.
Walmart perhaps?
I can't see Simons going there. I can see it being more along the lines of Ikea, Structube, Lowes, etc.I'm still hoping Simons will locate somewhere downtown. This location happens to be around their usual square footage, but I'm not sure it would be good for them.
Empire (the parent of Sobeys) is buying Longos.
Sobeys parent Empire agrees to buy majority stake in Longo’s for $357M
The deal includes online grocery delivery service Grocery Gateway.www.thestar.com
Another nail in the coffin of competition.
That's a shame, I really liked Longos. Their selection was fresh and alot of things were made in house.
I have never been a fan of Sobeys, I found them to be overpriced and lacking quality items. I prefer to shop at Loblaws or Real Canadian Superstore myself given both the selection and quality of items.
I seem to have survived weekly trips to my local Sobeys… haven't even lost any pearls from clutching them too tightly. But, yeah, what a hellscape! No one should have to see this!
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The basement ones are certainly a condo with individual Unit owners - not sure about the larger commercial Units above ground. This Nasty Post article is worth a re-reas:Aren't those commercial units 'condos'? Wouldn't they have to buy out all the individual owners? I would think only relatively unsophisticated shop-owners would have gotten suckered into buying units in there. A landlord would not have built that.
I seem to have survived weekly trips to my local Sobeys… haven't even lost any pearls from clutching them too tightly. But, yeah, what a hellscape! No one should have to see this!
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