Therion
Senior Member
There was a Lettieri in Honest Ed's? Talk about a mismatch in clientele.
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adma
Superstar
It addressed the street more than the store; so it was more like a high-minded "tenant"...
samsonyuen
Active Member
New Sobey's coming together at College Park
I didn't realize there was a Sobey's going there. How big will it be?
khris
Senior Member
The Nike shop on Queen St. W has closed.
I also have read that Adam & Eve Chocolatiers have closed. Which makes me sad!
I also have read that Adam & Eve Chocolatiers have closed. Which makes me sad!
Kingsway
Active Member
Hero is also going into the prime corner spot at Bayview and York Mills. I have no idea how they will ever pay the rents that the plaza demands...but we shall see.
taal
Senior Member
Any idea what's going into the Nike location or is it just for lease now ?
Nike closed there Y&E locatoin a while back as well - which for those curious has turned over 3 times since
and is currently (just recently) occupied by Reitmans (which moved from Y&E center) ... seems odd to me.Anyway Nike never seem to do well outside of malls for the most part.
taal
Senior Member
Why are rents so high there anyway ? Is there a lot of demand it seems like an OK location - I used to drive by it daily about 6 months ago. It's typically pretty busy but I mean nothing really sets it appart from many other similiar intersections and plazas in the city (other then the area) - but it's not as if it's really high end anyway.
androiduk
Senior Member
New ING digs at Yonge & Shuter is coming along nicely.
khris
Senior Member
Any idea what's going into the Nike location or is it just for lease now ?
Nike closed there Y&E locatoin a while back as well - which for those curious has turned over 3 times since
Anyway Nike never seem to do well outside of malls for the most part.
No lease signs up. Just brown papered windows right now.
samsonyuen
Active Member
Any idea what's going into the Nike location or is it just for lease now ?
Nike closed there Y&E locatoin a while back as well - which for those curious has turned over 3 times since
Anyway Nike never seem to do well outside of malls for the most part.
Actually, it's Fairweather that was at Y-E Centre, and has moved into Nike's old spot. This location, and maybe others, sells men's clothing too (clothing from other International Clothier chains like Brogue or Stockhomme).
androiduk
Senior Member
Long time Yonge St. retailer 'Monster Records' has a sign up saying they're closing
marathe
Active Member
I live across the road from there and honestly can't say I've ever seen anyone going in, despite the fact that there's a store selling dope next to it.
Meh, maybe we'll get another Hero burger there! Wouldn't that be grand.
taal
Senior Member
vistaway
Active Member
Directly across the street there is a site with a planning application by SmartCentres posted. It may not be a Walmart, but based on the site plan (shows large superstore-type building), and the applicant, it makes sense.
http://maps.google.ca/maps?oe=utf-8...636,-79.585235&spn=0.002796,0.004823&t=h&z=18
airplane-dude
Active Member
Ah, where the Harvey's is.. I know the area..
Makes sense though, since there's already a Future Shop and Dollarama there - so it would make a good mini-plaza.