The massive mixed-use commercial centre, located at the busiest pedestrian intersection in Canada, is making several spaces available for temporary retail activation as it addresses the rapidly growing trend being seen across Canada.
We interviewed experts about several recent activations in Canada, discussing how retailers can adopt practices from successful non-retail activations to attract consumers. During this time of disruption, getting it right is critical now more than ever.
The Canadian landlord is working with two companies to create diverse pop-up activations, which is part of a bigger trend towards experiential brick-and-mortar retail.
Retailers and landlords are utilizing temporary retail space like never before. But could pop-up retail become so common that it could go out of style?
By integrating technology into the pop-up structure and design, marketers can draw new insights into how consumers are shopping in the physical retail environment.
The Toronto International Film Festival, happening this week, features a number of innovative temporary retail installations that address the trend towards being experiential.