Woodbine Centre

[kade1064]

The former owner decided to merge two of his for-sale malls (Woodbine & Rexdale Plaza) together.

It's tentative title is the "Rexbine Fantasy Plaza Centre"

"Coming soon in 2018"

not funny, woodbine mall needs change now

 

[slickpete83]

Walmart 2 floors. That area doesn't have a Walmart, Westwood mall doesn't have a Walmart anymore.

there already is a Walmart close by at Rexdale Blvd & Islington Ave. across from the Costco

 

[cslusarc]

I think that Hudson's Bay wants to close all of its lowest "Silver" tier stores, which in Metro Toronto includes its Woodbine, Elgington Square and Centrpoint stores while maintaining redevelopment rights if it holds below market-rate leases.

 

[RGB_11]

I think that Hudson's Bay wants to close all of its lowest "Silver" tier stores, which in Metro Toronto includes its Woodbine, Elgington Square and Centrpoint stores while maintaining redevelopment rights if it holds below market-rate leases.

WHAT??? I thought The Bay wanted to keep their Eglinton square store open as a Bay clearance centre!!

 

[Northern Light]

WHAT??? I thought The Bay wanted to keep their Eglinton square store open as a Bay clearance centre!!

The Eglinton Square store is the subject of redevelopment plans for which we have a thread here at UT.

1 Eglinton Square | 158.8m | 46s | KingSett Capital | BDP Quadrangle

You can still provide housing for 6000 people and also give them places within their development to gather. Artscape in the Regent Park redevelopment is a perfect example. The Golden Mile isn't downtown, so I guess planners and developers figure it's not worthy of building actual communities in...

urbantoronto.ca

The store will go when the proponent is ready to build, its not imminent, but it will certainly be in the next few years. (assuming HBC survives)

 

[Northern Light]

I think that Hudson's Bay wants to close all of its lowest "Silver" tier stores, which in Metro Toronto includes its Woodbine, Elgington Square and Centrpoint stores while maintaining redevelopment rights if it holds below market-rate leases.

Eglinton Square and Centrepoint are both the subject of redevelopment threads here on UT, and there is no plan to maintain HBC at either site when the malls are entirely removed.

While no other official plans have been announced I feel comfortable saying that if 'The Bay' survives, it will be radically slimmed down, likely to fewer than 50 stores nationally.