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Retail Insider Reporting that Decathalon is not yet exiting the market......


The website will remain for online purchases.

The retailer is reevaluating its GTA strategy.

Its considering the option of smaller stores, or selling wholesale to third party retail in the GTA.
 
Retail Insider Reporting that Decathalon is not yet exiting the market......


The website will remain for online purchases.

The retailer is reevaluating its GTA strategy.

Its considering the option of smaller stores, or selling wholesale to third party retail in the GTA.

Unfortunately the Scarborough store is closing however.

Between that and HBC closing it should be interesting. I wonder it IKEA would consider expanding their store?
 
The Long & McQuade website does list the former Cosmo Music site address, but only "for repairs and school rental questions... We will be renovating the building in preparation for a full store opening late summer."
Retail Insider Reporting that Decathalon is not yet exiting the market......
It's considering the option of smaller stores, or selling wholesale to third party retail in the GTA.
I went into the Vaughan location (Rutherford Rd) once, and it bizarrely and unnecessarily covered an enormous amount of floor space, apparently 65,000 square feet.
 
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I posted this in the Hurontario zoning thread, but I think it's relevant here too.
I don't know if there's a better place for this, but the city of Mississauga has released an interim retail development report.

The city is expected to need 5 million more square feet of retail by 2051. It currently has 30 million square feet, with another half million proposed.

The report also notes that retail distribution is uneven in the city, and a lot of existing retail may disappear. Areas like Port Credit and Streetsville are predicted to lose retail in net terms even as they densify. They need to add 1.2 million square feet to meet demand.

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It says incentives have to be deployed to generate new retail spaces and encourage walkability. It doesn't say what those incentives should be, but I imagine that will come in the final report this fall.
 

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