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Old Posted Jul 15, 2017, 9:53 AM
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If the former Sobeys at McAllister Place won't be a grocery store, then I could see Sears being split into 3 spaces, with a grocery store going into one of them, probably at the end where the loading dock is.
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Old Posted Aug 29, 2017, 11:42 AM
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http://www.primarisreit.com/system/fact_...Fact_Sheet_25_August_2017.pdf?1503682378

This map indicates, and seems to confirm, that Marshall's will be moving into the former Sobeys space at McAllister Place, and would be open by Nov. 2018.

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If the former Sobeys at McAllister Place won't be a grocery store, then I could see Sears being split into 3 spaces, with a grocery store going into one of them, probably at the end where the loading dock is.
The sears does have entrances on all 3 sides, and of course also from within the mall I could see them build a hall way down the middle, and build 3 stores but they would need to add loading docks for 2 of the 3 stores if they did that. It would be easy for the store to the south side of this area just dig up the area next to the loading docks that are already in place and build a second loading dock area but the store space to the north would be a little more tricky. Since there is no distinct Loading dock area, or even any area that seemed to ever have a loading dock. Unless they would choose to build it in the corner where Sears, and the Mall Entrance meet. But it would mean removing all the plants, trees, and a large section of sidewalk area.


But I'm just brainstorming. This would only be an if they do decide to divide the Sears space into 3 distinct store spaces.
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But I'm just brainstorming. This would only be an if they do decide to divide the Sears space into 3 distinct store spaces.
Looking at the floor plan on the link above, I might try to get a grocery store at the end of the building, and have it take up all the space up to those mezzanine markings in the middle of the floor plan. (I have no idea what it looks like inside Sears currently, so I'm not sure how feasible that is). That space is slightly bigger than the old Sobeys space, but not too much bigger I'd say.

For the rest of the space, I'd make about 20-25 normal mall store slots, keeping the design they have now. They'd need to kink the hallway to handle how the building is offset, but by eyeball, it looks like they could get 7 store slots similar to the rest of the mall along the walls, and maybe another 6-12 mid-hall store slots. One or two slot might be lost to keep access to that entrances on the north and south sides.

If they can lure another big retailer to take up a big chunk, then the rest could be turned into regular store slots (gaining another 7-10 store slots in this case, depending on if they can keep the middle or not in this case.)
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Old Posted Aug 30, 2017, 10:54 PM
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Looking at the floor plan on the link above, I might try to get a grocery store at the end of the building, and have it take up all the space up to those mezzanine markings in the middle of the floor plan. (I have no idea what it looks like inside Sears currently, so I'm not sure how feasible that is). That space is slightly bigger than the old Sobeys space, but not too much bigger I'd say.

For the rest of the space, I'd make about 20-25 normal mall store slots, keeping the design they have now. They'd need to kink the hallway to handle how the building is offset, but by eyeball, it looks like they could get 7 store slots similar to the rest of the mall along the walls, and maybe another 6-12 mid-hall store slots. One or two slot might be lost to keep access to that entrances on the north and south sides.

If they can lure another big retailer to take up a big chunk, then the rest could be turned into regular store slots (gaining another 7-10 store slots in this case, depending on if they can keep the middle or not in this case.)
That would be another plan. But with a little bit bit of work they could actually fit 3 larger stores. Grocery Store, Urban Planet, and F21 just as example.
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Old Posted Aug 31, 2017, 2:36 PM
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The sears does have entrances on all 3 sides, and of course also from within the mall I could see them build a hall way down the middle, and build 3 stores but they would need to add loading docks for 2 of the 3 stores if they did that. It would be easy for the store to the south side of this area just dig up the area next to the loading docks that are already in place and build a second loading dock area but the store space to the north would be a little more tricky. Since there is no distinct Loading dock area, or even any area that seemed to ever have a loading dock. Unless they would choose to build it in the corner where Sears, and the Mall Entrance meet. But it would mean removing all the plants, trees, and a large section of sidewalk area.


But I'm just brainstorming. This would only be an if they do decide to divide the Sears space into 3 distinct store spaces.
The present loading dock has 3 stalls. One thing they could maybe do is put walls between each one: the right-hand gate for a store on the east side of the space, the left-hand one for a store on the south side of the space, and the middle one for the store on the north side with a long, narrow storage area to connect to it. The biggest drawback to this, in my mind, would be that the south-end store would be cut off from interior access by shoppers. Could be a good fit for a tenant who wants an exclusive, disconnected space, though, if such a prospective tenant exists.
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Old Posted Aug 31, 2017, 2:57 PM
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The present loading dock has 3 stalls. One thing they could maybe do is put walls between each one: the right-hand gate for a store on the east side of the space, the left-hand one for a store on the south side of the space, and the middle one for the store on the north side with a long, narrow storage area to connect to it. The biggest drawback to this, in my mind, would be that the south-end store would be cut off from interior access by shoppers. Could be a good fit for a tenant who wants an exclusive, disconnected space, though, if such a prospective tenant exists.
It's not impossible. They already have such a tenant with Sports Chek at the far end of the mall , on the other side of TRU. Champlain Place has 2 or 3 such tenants as well I think. The trick is to lure them in to the space.
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Old Posted Aug 31, 2017, 3:22 PM
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It's not impossible. They already have such a tenant with Sports Chek at the far end of the mall , on the other side of TRU. Champlain Place has 2 or 3 such tenants as well I think. The trick is to lure them in to the space.
You mean where the Sports Check, and Toys"r"Us share a wall.
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It's not impossible. They already have such a tenant with Sports Chek at the far end of the mall , on the other side of TRU. Champlain Place has 2 or 3 such tenants as well I think. The trick is to lure them in to the space.
Goodlife and Party City also do not have interior access. As well as Sport Chek as you already mentioned.
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The floor plan for McAllister place seems somewhat half-assed. They seem to have just add space out into the parking lot at random, and now the mall is a mishmash of poorly used space, and tenants disconnected from the mall to vie for better visibility from the road.
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Old Posted Sep 24, 2017, 12:27 PM
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I'm just wondering....has Sears closed at McAllister Place?

Google Maps says the store has done so. o.o
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Old Posted Sep 25, 2017, 12:58 PM
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I'm just wondering....has Sears closed at McAllister Place?

Google Maps says the store has done so. o.o
No, not yet. Still about a week to go.
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Old Posted Sep 26, 2017, 12:05 AM
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McAllister Mall

Looks like MacAllister Mall is losing another tenant. Teavanna has a 75% off everything, with 95% of its shelves now empty. Didn't see a going-out-of-bussiness sign, but otherwise it looks that way. Sad to see.
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Old Posted Sep 26, 2017, 12:13 AM
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Starbucks owns Teavanna and announced a few months ago that they were closing all of their stores.
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Old Posted Sep 30, 2017, 12:23 AM
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Sears enters final days, staff feel relief and sorrow

Latest CBC Article About Sears
The Saint John Location's Last & Final Day Will Be On Sunday (Oct.1st)
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/sears-close-saint-john-employee-pension-1.4311709
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Old Posted Sep 30, 2017, 2:47 AM
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I noticed McAllister Place is getting a new Tip Top Tailor Big & Tall store. I thought that when they closed their store at East Point that would be the end of that. Nice to see they're coming back.
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Old Posted Sep 30, 2017, 10:10 AM
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I noticed McAllister Place is getting a new Tip Top Tailor Big & Tall store. I thought that when they closed their store at East Point that would be the end of that. Nice to see they're coming back.
Wasn't Tip Top ORIGINALLY at McAllister Place? I think they were. o.o
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Old Posted Sep 30, 2017, 12:16 PM
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Wasn't Tip Top ORIGINALLY at McAllister Place? I think they were. o.o
Yes, They Were Originally At McAllister Place.
Source: http://www.country94.ca/news/new-look-east-point-shopping

The New Saint John Location Is Set To Open In October.
Here's The Job Advertisement: https://ca.indeed.com/cmp/TIP-TOP-TAILOR...jigPhr86TPBTJpDLTX6PiXxidTByMb44mkE_gFm8
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Christmas Discounters' West Side Location Is Now Open!!!

Christmas Discounters Opened A Seasonal Location Here In Saint John!!!
(Located At 800 Fairville Boulevard, Suite N1)
This Means Saint John Has Two Locations This Year!!!
(The Other Is The Year-Round Location At 90 Consumers Lane, Unit 10)

Their Store Hours Are:
Monday – Saturday (9:00am – 9:00pm)
Sunday – (12:00pm – 5:00pm)

Their Website: http://christmasdiscounters.ca
Their Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/ChristmasDiscounters

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Old Posted Oct 7, 2017, 5:20 PM
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Celebrate's Bigger & Better Location, At Eastpoint Shopping, Is Now Officially Open!!

Their Bigger & Better Location Is Now Officially Open!!!
They're Now Located Next To FYI Doctors At Eastpoint Shopping Center!!!
And I Highly Recommend Checking Them Out!!!

They Sell Home Décor, Gifts, Seasonal, Party Supplies, And More!!!!

Also, Because They're So Successful They've Opened A Second Location (In Moncton, Beside The Shoe Company At Wheeler Park)!!!

Their Store Hours For Saint John & Moncton Are:
Monday - Saturday (10:00am - 9:00pm)
Sunday (11:00am - 5:00pm)


Their Official Website: http://celebratedeals.com/
Their Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/celebratediscount

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