Anchor Opportunities Present at Mississauga’s Rockwood Mall

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By Peter Morris, founder of Locations!

Rockwood Mall, at 4141 Dixie Road, Mississauga, ON, is an enclosed 300,000 square foot community mall and strip centre located on the northeast corner of Burnhamthorpe and Dixie Roads in east Mississauga. Food Basics and Rona anchor the property along with Shoppers Drug Mart, The Beer Store, HomeSense, Winners, CIBC, TD Bank, Dollarama, and several other national and independent retailers.

Presently there are 45,000 vehicles per day passing the site on Dixie Rd. A renovation to the interior of the mall was recently completed. There are no vacancies at this time, however there are opportunities for anchor retailers in the 17,000 to 34,000 square foot range. Pylon signage would be available for anchor tenants.

For more information, contact:

Megan McGowan, Salesperson at S&H Realty Corporation, Brokerage

905-625-6106

megan@shrealtycorp.com

Ray Spiteri, Salesperson at S&H Realty Corporation, Brokerage

905-737-9557

ray@shrealtycorp.com

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