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Old Posted Apr 20, 2018, 12:00 PM
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I could imagine a nice, multi-level parking structure on the other side of the tracks, shared between the Event Centre, Herritage Building and a new TD building (built on the old Co-op land). Alas, it would make too much sense for this city.
Agreed.

The city of Moncton is headed in a very good direction but there is an appalling lack of coordination and discipline on the part of all levels of government preventing the city from developing a perfected form.

Examples:
1) - Casino at Magnetic Hill (not downtown)
2) - new MHS at the city limits (not centrally in the downtown)
3) - new Costco north of the TCH off Elmwood and not in the Trinity/Mapleton retail district.
4) - new 1,000 employee TD bank centre located in a semi-suburban shopping centre, and not in a downtown office building.
5) - new events centre properly located in the core but with no real parking strategy to deal with the expected crowds.
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I decided to do a sort of update post on the status of the malls. (Since it's been a long while). Mainly I'm just covering vacancies. So please feel free to give any input if I missed anything, or if you like to add anything.

*This following info is current (as of August.17th, 2019). So info may have changed at the time you are reading this.*

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CF Champlain

CRU Productivity: $586 / sq.ft.

Vacant spots

- 213

- 693

- 1,453

- 3,184

- 2,928 (Used temporarily for American Eagle while they renovate their current store).

- 1,143

Vacant spots that looks to be unusable


- 2,970

- 1,114

- 912

Total Vacant spots: 5 (As well as 3 others that looks to be unusable).

*Also of note: Alia n Tanjay (Women's clothing) just recently opened. And Ernest (Men's clothing) is opening soon (September 2019).*

Collected this info from: https://cfretailcadata.s3.amazonaws.com/Floor_Plan_Aug_6---5d4d8fc9b3601e05f990c478.pdf and https://www.cfretail.ca/properties/5b742bbc5d197b1cc748bb76

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Regent Mall


CRU Productivity: $574 / sq.ft.

Vacant spots

- 2,421

- 2,129 *(Edit: Aug.18th, 2019. This spot is actually taken by Country Lane. So this one isn't vacant).*

- 2,241

Total Vacant spots: 2

Collected this info from: http://www.primarisreit.com/system/f...pdf?1565977370

*Also of note: Old Navy is opening soon (September 2019) and Pseudio is coming soon (December 2019).


*Another thing of note: The former Sears (83,934sq.ft.) is currently under redevelopment for 3 tenants. One large one (taking half of the space). And two medium sized ones (taking the other half). A new common area hallway down the middle, plus a new mall entrance. New tenants are expected to open in 2020. (This info from a news article).*

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McAllister Place


CRU Productivity: $452 / sq.ft.

Vacant spots

- 2,341

- 1,059

- 646 (former Urban Spa / MediSpa. Re-located to inside Urban Salon).

- 2,508

- 1,550 (currently being used as a showroom for "Loch Lomond Mitsubishi" car dealership).

Total Vacant spots: 5 (but one is being used as a car dealership showroom).

Collected this info from: http://www.primarisreit.com/system/f...pdf?1565976808


*Also of note: House of Chan (restaurant), Labels (clothing store), Mountain Warehouse (outdoor clothing and equipment store) and Kurves Brow Bar, are coming soon.

I didn't include the vacant spots I believe they will be taking, when counting total of vacant spots.
  • House of Chan = food court
  • Labels = former Payless ShoeSource
  • Mountain Warehouse = vacant spot next to Envy.
  • Kurves Brow Bar = Maybe a kiosk like in Regent Mall? (Or the former Urban Spa / MediSpa?).
Sources of the info about the new tenants coming to the mall:

*Another thing of note: the former Sears is currently under redevelopment for a number of large-format retailers. (Not much detail has been given yet about the amount of tenants for this space). It will be 100,000sq.ft of new construction, with a new common area hallway giving interior access to the new retailers. The exterior will consist of a modern and innovate design. The new retailers will open in 2020/2021.

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All the malls seem to be in good shape, but Regent mall sees to be in the best shape; it's pulling numbers close to Champlain Place for value, and it is almost full.

Note that 2129 is full at the moment. Country Lane moved into there and seems to be doing okay there. So Regent only has 2 regular store fronts plus the 3 Sears slots available.

With Sears being filled in, the next spot to consider would be the theatre. I suspect Primaris would probably prefer to have retail in there instead of something with non-standard hours. And Cineplex probably is getting ready to find a new place for Freddy, probably with a RecRoom or Pladium or whatever associated place they have now.
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All the malls seem to be in good shape, but Regent mall sees to be in the best shape; it's pulling numbers close to Champlain Place for value, and it is almost full.

Note that 2129 is full at the moment. Country Lane moved into there and seems to be doing okay there. So Regent only has 2 regular store fronts plus the 3 Sears slots available.

With Sears being filled in, the next spot to consider would be the theatre. I suspect Primaris would probably prefer to have retail in there instead of something with non-standard hours. And Cineplex probably is getting ready to find a new place for Freddy, probably with a RecRoom or Pladium or whatever associated place they have now.

Yep, the malls are in good shape right now. Plus fun fact, I think Regent was doing a $1 more than CF Champlain in the month of May (Regent = $586/sq.ft and CF Champlain = $585). But Regent's number dropped to $574 and CF Champlain's went up to $586 the following month. I feel like McAllister Place will catch up soon. It seems like Primaris is working hard to get these vacancies filled up at MP. (Given that the four new tenants are coming in and the former Sears is being worked on for a number of large-format retailers. Hopefully the rest of the vacancies will too get filled up soon).


And thanks for letting me know about one of the vacant spaces at Regent. I will update/edit my post to reflect that. Also, interesting thought about Cineplex.

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Agreed.

The city of Moncton is headed in a very good direction but there is an appalling lack of coordination and discipline on the part of all levels of government preventing the city from developing a perfected form.

Examples:
1) - Casino at Magnetic Hill (not downtown)
2) - new MHS at the city limits (not centrally in the downtown)
3) - new Costco north of the TCH off Elmwood and not in the Trinity/Mapleton retail district.
4) - new 1,000 employee TD bank centre located in a semi-suburban shopping centre, and not in a downtown office building.
5) - new events centre properly located in the core but with no real parking strategy to deal with the expected crowds.
Yeah, I can't understand how and why they feel the city will grow in the directions they think, maybe it`s a matter of if you build it they will come.

About the only one in your list to make some semblance of sense to me is the bank call centre in the mall.

The arena must be a traffic nightmare.

Did I read somewhere the MHS bus commute is the longest in the province?
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Yeah, I can't understand how and why they feel the city will grow in the directions they think, maybe it`s a matter of if you build it they will come.

About the only one in your list to make some semblance of sense to me is the bank call centre in the mall.

The arena must be a traffic nightmare.

Did I read somewhere the MHS bus commute is the longest in the province?
The post you responded to is from last April, but I think most have now come to find after the first year of Avenir there is no parking issues so #5 worked out as well.. I still see the odd comment here and there but as I predicted most of the commentary died out after 2 months when most customers had their first experience.

I actually like the TD Centre at the mall. They did a good job with upgrading the property and I'm sure the additonal foot traffic is beneficial to the stores there. It also blends in nicely with the moderization we are seeing in the dieppe area in general. There was never much hope for another big department store surviving here.

Fully agree we need a school in the downtown core. I'd love to see a MT. A Campus offering a few programs to get some added youth to the area.
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Yes, my post quoted above is now a little dated.

Even I will admit that parking around the Avenir Centre is not as much of an issue as I originally feared. As development in the west end continues, they may still have to consider a parking structure in the neighbourhood in the future though.

I really like the idea of a satellite MTA campus in downtown Moncton, but given the state of finances in the province, I doubt I will see this in my lifetime.

The TD Corporate Banking Centre at CF Champlain has been really well done, I admit, but I still would have preferred seeing it in the downtown. I think 1,100 employees would probably have completely filled 1222 Main for example, and would have further spurred development in the downtown west end.

My other comments stand however, especially regarding the ludicrous placement of MHS out in the wilderness. Just think of the millions spent on extension of infrastructure to the new school, as well as the widening of Elmwood Drive in the middle of nowhere!!!
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Yes, my post quoted above is now a little dated.

Even I will admit that parking around the Avenir Centre is not as much of an issue as I originally feared. As development in the west end continues, they may still have to consider a parking structure in the neighbourhood in the future though.

I really like the idea of a satellite MTA campus in downtown Moncton, but given the state of finances in the province, I doubt I will see this in my lifetime.

The TD Corporate Banking Centre at CF Champlain has been really well done, I admit, but I still would have preferred seeing it in the downtown. I think 1,100 employees would probably have completely filled 1222 Main for example, and would have further spurred development in the downtown west end.

My other comments stand however, especially regarding the ludicrous placement of MHS out in the wilderness. Just think of the millions spent on extension of infrastructure to the new school, as well as the widening of Elmwood Drive in the middle of nowhere!!!

My post from last night (of the current up to date status of the malls), must of sparked elly63 to respond to your old comment lol (Since my comment bumped this thread up). Anyway I'm curious, did you see it? What are your thoughts/opinions? (It's post #42).

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Fully agree we need a school in the downtown core. I'd love to see a MT. A Campus offering a few programs to get some added youth to the area.
I doubt if too many people remember this but after the old Moncton airport terminal was decommissioned (for lack of a better word) Mount A either bought or leased it. I was thrilled because living in Moncton at that time, and being totally invested in lifelong learning, a satellite campus of Mount A was a total winner for me. Later I heard the building was unsuitable and the idea was dropped. I'm going on memory here but if somebody here has the inclination to do the research the story is out there. Even my aging vivid imagination didn't make that one up
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What are your thoughts/opinions? (It's post #42).
Regarding vacancies at CF Champlain.

- Unit F004D - Is used as a customer service kiosk, and has been for at least several years. I wouldn't consider it vacant.
- Units F005F & F005E - were subdivided at the same time that the unit for Thai Express was created. They are designed for businesses with external entrances only, but right now are completely hidden from view behind solid walls. They are invisible.
- Unit E006 - apparently will be used temporarily as a relocation site for American Eagle when the unit housing that store gets renovated, either this fall or in the new year.
- Unit P002B - is a legitimate vacant CRU
- Unit N009A - is a legitimate vacant CRU
- Unit M001A - is a legitimate vacant CRU (although currently temporarily used as a lounge for CF Champlain employees).
- Unit J003A - is a legitimate vacant CRU
- Unit J001C - is a legitimate vacant CRU
- Unit H003B - although for some reason listed as vacant on the floorpan is actually occupied by Bikini Village

So, I would only count five vacant CRUs at CF Champlain, which is only about a 3% vacancy rate, and most of these vacant units are quite small, therefore the effect on the overall footprint of the mall is pretty minimal.

Also, I'm not sure if you're aware, but the old Crystal Palace building that houses Chapters, Cineplex and Bass Pro Shops is actually considered as being part of CF Champlain.
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Regarding vacancies at CF Champlain.

- Unit F004D - Is used as a customer service kiosk, and has been for at least several years. I wouldn't consider it vacant.
- Units F005F & F005E - were subdivided at the same time that the unit for Thai Express was created. They are designed for businesses with external entrances only, but right now are completely hidden from view behind solid walls. They are invisible.
- Unit E006 - apparently will be used temporarily as a relocation site for American Eagle when the unit housing that store gets renovated, either this fall or in the new year.
- Unit P002B - is a legitimate vacant CRU
- Unit N009A - is a legitimate vacant CRU
- Unit M001A - is a legitimate vacant CRU (although currently temporarily used as a lounge for CF Champlain employees).
- Unit J003A - is a legitimate vacant CRU
- Unit J001C - is a legitimate vacant CRU
- Unit H003B - although for some reason listed as vacant on the floorpan is actually occupied by Bikini Village

So, I would only count five vacant CRUs at CF Champlain, which is only about a 3% vacancy rate, and most of these vacant units are quite small, therefore the effect on the overall footprint of the mall is pretty minimal.

Also, I'm not sure if you're aware, but the old Crystal Palace building that houses Chapters, Cineplex and Bass Pro Shops is actually considered as being part of CF Champlain.

Thanks for your input. I wasn't sure what was actually vacant or not. I removed F004D and H003B off the list. As well as added a note that E006 is temporarily being used for American Eagle while they renovate their current spot. (So I didn't count that one in the overall total, since technically isn't vacant at the moment).



In all, I think all three malls are doing great right now.
  • CF Champlain just has 5 vacant spots to be filled. But still is doing very well and at the top in NB.
  • Regent Mall is almost filled up (only 2 spots left) and the former Sears being redeveloped for 3 tenants. Also it's close to the CRU productivity as CF Champlain. (Regent = $574, CF Champlain = $585).
  • McAllister Place is picking up. Only 5 spots left to be filled (technically 4, if exclude the former Peoples, being used as a car display showroom for Loch Lomond Mitsubishi). The former Sears is being redeveloped for a number of large-format retailers. Overall, I believe MP will catch up soon, and will be closer to Regent's and CF Champlain's CRU productivity numbers.

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It's often to a mall's advantage to have a couple of vacant CRUs so that their tenants have someplace to temporarily relocate while renovations are being conducted on their permanent locations.

Also, vacant CRUs are handy for temporary pop-ups at holiday time.

I would say that all three main NB malls are, or soon will be, essentially at "full" occupancy.
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Even I will admit that parking around the Avenir Centre is not as much of an issue as I originally feared. As development in the west end continues, they may still have to consider a parking structure in the neighbourhood in the future though.
Here in London ON, we had similar concerns about parking when our new downtown arena was being planned 20 years ago. People who weren't used to going downtown were sure their were about 300 parking spots total down there, not the actual few thousand within a few blocks. Many of the new buildings being built or are planned also have public parking as part of their underground parking garages so even as they take up former surface parking areas, it's not a total loss of those spots. It was a long debate back then about locating downtown, as everyone was used to the old barn out on the highway for 40 years prior to that, but it has definitely brought about a lot of resurgence to that part of downtown.
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Here is a little "update" on the malls.


*This following info is current (as of December 15th, 2019). So info may have changed at the time you are reading this.*


And like last time, if there is any info that I've missed please let me know.
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CF Champlain

CRU Productivity: $591 / sq.ft.

Vacant spots

- 213

- 693

- 3,184 (used temporarily for "Just Cozy". But according to online chatter, this spot will see a permanent tenant in the new year).

- 2,928 (used temporarily for "Calendar Club's Go Games!" store).

- 1,143

Total vacant spots: 5
Total that are fully empty (not being used) at the moment: 3

Collected this info from: https://cfretailcadata.s3.amazonaws....55bf7125d7.pdf

*Also of note: There has been quite a bit of online chatter of some shuffling around of some tenants and some new tenants coming in. Stay tuned!

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Regent Mall


CRU Productivity: $582 / sq.ft.

Vacant spots

- 2,421 (currently being used temporarily by "Just Cozy").

- 2,241 (currently being use by a pop-up store called "Home Comforts". Apparently it's similar to Country Lane).

- 2,213 (formerly Regis Salon. They were evicted due to non-payment of rent).

Total Vacant spots: 3
Total that are fully empty (not being used) at the moment: 1


Collected this info from: http://www.primarisreit.com/system/f...pdf?1575998989

*Also of note: The former Sears (83,934sq.ft.) is currently under redevelopment for 3 tenants. One large one (The Brick, confirmed by job listings online). And two medium sized ones (according to some online chatter I've seen: Urban Planet?, and a dollar store?, or Aéropostale? are possibilities. Stay tuned for official announcements on who the retailers are for this new section of the mall). There will be a new common area hallway leading to a new mall entrance. And the three new tenants are expected to open in 2020.

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McAllister Place

CRU Productivity: $434 / sq.ft.

Vacant spots

- 2,341

- 1,059 (currently being used temporarily for "PYT Hair" pop-up shop).

- 2,508 (currently being used temporarily for "Calendar Club Toys & Games").

- 1,050 (formerly Regis Salon. They were evicted due to non-payment of rent).

Total Vacant spots: 4
Total that are fully empty (not being used) at the moment: 2

Collected this info from: http://www.primarisreit.com/system/f...pdf?1575998755

*Also of note: Multiple new tenants have opened at the mall over the past few months, like....
- LABELS
- Kurves Brow Bar
- Mountain Warehouse
- House of Chan
- and T&P Elegant Nails Spa


*As well, back on Dec.5th: McAllister Place has informed me that they are currently working on plans for the remainder of the vacant spots in the mall. So stay tuned!


*Another thing of note: the former Sears is currently under redevelopment for 3 large-format retailers. (So far confirmed, but not officially announced yet, is The Brick and Mark's Work Wearhouse). It will be 100,000sq.ft of new construction, with a new common area hallway giving interior access to the new retailers. The exterior will consist of a modern and innovate design. The new retailers will open in Spring/Summer of 2020.


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Overall, all three malls are still doing great. I can't wait for what 2020 has in store for CF Champlain, Regent Mall and McAllister Place. Great things are coming!

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A update on the malls current status.


*This following info is current (as of February.25th 2020). So info may have changed at the time you are reading this.*


If there is any info that I've missed please let me know.
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CF Champlain

CRU Productivity: $570 / sq.ft. (last update was Feb.19th 2020)

Vacant spots
  • Unit: J001C (213sf)
  • Unit: J003A (693sf) *Currently being used by H&R Block for the tax season.*
  • Unit: E006 (2,928sf) *Currently being used by American Eagle while they renovate their current spot. This unit is suspected to become Mountain Warehouse.*
  • Unit: M001A (1,453sf) *Currently being used as a CF Lounge.*
  • Unit: T002B (577sf) *This unit is rumored to be combined with unit T003C for a new tenant.*
Total of Units/Kiosks That Are Not Leased = [1]

Current Number of Tenants = [110]

Number of Units/Kiosks That Are Leased= [110]
Total Number of Units/Kiosks Currently in The Mall = [111]
Occupancy = [99%]



Collected this info from: https://www.cfretail.ca/properties/5...197b1cc748bb76


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Regent Mall


CRU Productivity: $579 / sq.ft. (last update was in December 2019).

Vacant spots
  • Unit B4 (2,421sf)
  • Unit H4 (2,241sf)
  • Unit G4 (679sf)
Total of Units/Kiosks That Are Not Leased = [3]

Current Number of Tenants = [91]

Number of Units/Kiosks That Are Leased= [95]
Total Number of Units/Kiosks Currently in The Mall = [98]
Occupancy = [97%]


*I'm not entirely sure if these units are leased currently or if they are vacant. So please let me know. Thanks*

Collected this info from: http://www.primarisreit.com/portfoli...ew/regent-mall


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McAllister Place

CRU Productivity: $447 / sq.ft. (last update was in December 2019).

Vacant spots
  • Unit: L007A (290sf)
  • Unit: K003A (1,150sf) *Currently being used as a car display showroom.*
  • Unit: J005B (2,341sf)
  • Unit: F005A (2,508sf)
  • Unit: G023 (1,059sf) *Currently being used by Rogers while they renovate their current location.*
  • Unit: G037 (675sf)
Total of Units/Kiosks That Are Not Leased = [4]
Current Number of Tenants = [91]

Number of Units/Kiosks That Are Leased= [95]
Total Number of Units/Kiosks Currently in The Mall = [99]
Occupancy = [96%]

Collected this info from: http://www.primarisreit.com/portfoli...allister-place

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A update on the malls current status.


*This following info is current (as of February.25th 2020). So info may have changed at the time you are reading this.*


If there is any info that I've missed please let me know.

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Regent Mall


CRU Productivity: $579 / sq.ft. (last update was in December 2019).

Vacant spots
  • Unit B4 (2,421sf)
  • Unit H4 (2,241sf)
  • Unit G4 (679sf)
[FONT=Verdana]Total of Units/Kiosks That Are Not Leased = [3]

Current Number of Tenants = [91]

Number of Units/Kiosks That Are Leased= [95]
Total Number of Units/Kiosks Currently in The Mall = [98]
Occupancy = [97%]


*I'm not entirely sure if these units are leased currently or if they are vacant. So please let me know. Thanks*

Collected this info from: http://www.primarisreit.com/portfoli...ew/regent-mall


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* B4 is empty. That's Just Cozy's classic spot, though I'm sure they'll want a more permanant tenant there.
* G1 is empty; that's the corner lot next to the food court.
* H4 is empty; the former spot for Payless shoes

B2 and B3A are walled up with renovations going on for a new tenant.
S1 is gone completely now, with Things Engraved gone.
L7B is where Regis Salon was, but it's reopened as another salon now. (Saw it on facebook and walked by it but can't recall the name now; I think it's the same group that reopened down in SJ)

The former Sears space is all closed in and work still going on. Should see the walls coming down around the summer time I'm sure.
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* B4 is empty. That's Just Cozy's classic spot, though I'm sure they'll want a more permanant tenant there.
* G1 is empty; that's the corner lot next to the food court.
* H4 is empty; the former spot for Payless shoes

B2 and B3A are walled up with renovations going on for a new tenant.
S1 is gone completely now, with Things Engraved gone.
L7B is where Regis Salon was, but it's reopened as another salon now. (Saw it on facebook and walked by it but can't recall the name now; I think it's the same group that reopened down in SJ)

The former Sears space is all closed in and work still going on. Should see the walls coming down around the summer time I'm sure.

Thanks for the info, I wasn't sure if these spaces were currently empty or not. I did heard that B2 and B3A was under renovations for a new tenant (chatter I've heard was the return of Aéropostale). And the new hair salon is called D&S Hair and yes you're correct that they also took over the former Regis at McAllister Place.


Overall, Regent is doing very well (as usual). And CF Champlain too. McAllister Place is doing well also, just needs the CRU Productivy (sales per sqf) to increase a bit. But is doing well in terms of occupancy.


Our first of three tenants for the former Sears, (Mark's Work Wearhouse), is opening next Friday March.6th. And The Brick's opening date hasn't been announced yet but will be sometime this Spring/Summer. And Urban Planet is set to open in June.

I think for Freddy, the former Sears will be The Brick, Urban Planet and a dollar store (presumably Dollarama). Haven't heard anything in terms of opening dates but I presume it will be this Summer/Fall maybe?

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I was just in Regent mall, and H4; the Payless Shoes spot, is currently occupied by Country Lane. So we only basically have 2 empty spots right now, both right beside the food court. It might be nice if one or both could have a restaurant take them over, to add some more variety to the mall. The corner unit would be a bit awkwardly shaped but for a service place it could probably work out fine (it may not have the right venting/hookups for a restaurant however).
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Marks Work Wearhouse is now open in MacAllister Place mall. Soft opening today, no Grand opening yet. Has inside & outside entrances. Looking forward to the rest of the former Sears renovations & openings to come. The Brick next to Marks should be only weeks away from their opening.
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Here are some pictures of the interior entrance/new common area that McAllister Place posted on Facebook.
(You can find more of inside the store here: https://www.facebook.com/McAllisterP...35143769847227)







They also updated the floor plan. The Brick will be opening this month as well.
http://www.primarisreit.com/system/f...pdf?1583510619



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