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Originally Posted by esquire
^ What is often overlooked too is that the retail component of Cityplace is a trivial amount of the overall floorspace which is mostly devoted to offices, so it's hardly surprising that the landlord wouldn't spend too much time fussing over the retail selection.
That said, I do expect to see a few new retailers setting up shop in the mall once TNS starts opening up. Nothing dramatic, but the really low-rent tenants (like Asia Gifts, the surly key cutter guy, etc.) will make way for at least recognizable shops.
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The key shop is the last remnant of Eaton's. His shop use to be up on the top floor and when Eaton's started to shrink he ended up down on the main floor on the S/E corner (old camera location) next to the City Place annex.
They do a lot of business for companies in the area with office door locks and cutting keys for all the different office furniture (file cabinets, mod furniture bread baskets etc)