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Edmonton City Centre Mall (Renovations) | ?m | 2s | LaSalle Investment Management
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Kosy123
Senior Member
Oh that’s a pretty good pickup! Just searched it up and it said that they’re going to be on the main level up from Winners.
This actually might bring in a decent amount of foot traffic.
Gus Haynes
Active Member
One Reddit comment I found (posted a few days ago) says they're moving into the former Coles space. I guess we'll see.
David A
Senior Member
That would make good sense, this space is close the Winners and around the right size. It would be really nice to fill this core spot.
Offworld
Active Member
The City could sell its interest, in the interest of getting the best possible complete redevelopment of the overall site. Demolish that Triple 5 eyesore please!
Please don't let the City stand in the way of necessary re-development.
David A
Senior Member
While the parkade is not great looking, I am guessing it is a money maker at this point for them.
kcantor
Senior Member
Although one has to wonder if the city’s actual net income is really that much greater than what would they would get “risk-free” from property taxes over and above what they would receive from a sale.
Avenuer
Senior Member
Is it? The current owner is EDMONTON CITY CENTRE INC., not the City.
Gronk!
Senior Member
Revolver should be opening soon in the old Coles space on the 1st floor. I didn't snap any pics since there are no signs, but when I took a peek through the hoarding I could spy a rack of CDs on the wall.
Booster Juice is finally open in the pedway.
Booster Juice is finally open in the pedway.
Gus Haynes
Active Member
You can now really get a peak semi-nostalgic mall experience there: Grab a bite at the food court, buy a CD/movie/video game at Revolver, and cap it off with a movie at Landmark.
TAS
Senior Member
I am having mixed feelings about some new stores moving into CC mall.
The street view and outdoor experience of this particular mall is awful and ugly and really kills opportunity for vibrancy on 102Ave and 103St in particular but really all around it. It's one of the ugliest dt buildings I have seen anywhere I've been.
The street view and outdoor experience of this particular mall is awful and ugly and really kills opportunity for vibrancy on 102Ave and 103St in particular but really all around it. It's one of the ugliest dt buildings I have seen anywhere I've been.
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yeggator
Active Member
I’m of the firm belief that this highlighted area just needs to be demolished and turned into a nice park/plaza (as a gathering space for Ice District patrons) until the market for new towers in this space materializes. Then, the whole mall should be consolidated into the eastern half. I believe this spares the movie theatre, which is a plus.
BASE
Active Member
Would kind of suck to lose that Delta hotel but might be a necessary sacrifice if can't properly fill/reno the old bay space
Markyeg
Active Member
At this point I think the best chance of having this mall be somewhat successful would be to consolidate everything on the east side and tear down the west side (really there’s not much left on the west side anyways except for some banks, cell phone kiosks and Dollarama. Then there’s literally an open canvas of a whole city block adjacent to an LRT station for a developer to do whatever (please no 6 storey wood frame apartments!)
yeggator
Active Member
They could build a mixed-use tower with street-facing CRUs on that space that Delta could move into.