Like most major markets in Canada, Montreal’s retail sector has experienced some challenging times over the past few years because of the COVID pandemic, says an industry expert.
Developer Carbonleo is leading the highly anticipated development which will include a substantial roster of top brands such as Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Tiffany & Co. and RH, with many more soon to be announced, and many opening in Quebec for the first time.
It’s the second large-format Nike flagship store for the Canadian market and it will feature prominent frontage on Ste-Catherine Street West. More are expected.
The city's businesses are increasingly confident as fundamentals return, including a downtown core that was almost decimated due to lack of foot traffic for months.
Brokers and industry experts are saying that brands are looking at opening stores in the city, but a lack of spending and ongoing construction is hampering recovery.
Downtown Montreal is seeing increased leasing activity as foot traffic begins to return, and other parts of the city are also seeing developments as consumers gain confidence.
This collaboration will allow visitors to discover the timeless, minimalist, and functional products of WANT Les Essentiels, alongside the high-performance outerwear collections of Quartz Co.
Montreal-based outerwear retailer Point Zero has shuttered its storefront at 1119 Sainte-Catherine St. W. in Montreal. Another storefront remains open nearby at 1395 Sainte-Catherine Street West. Another location also just shut at Quartier DIX30 according to Montreal correspondent Maxime Frechette.
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