Maritime Centre

Maritime Centre at 1505 Barrington Street in downtown Halifax, Nova Scotia, is best understood as an office tower retail component of the Halifax central business district rather than as a standalone regional mall, with its commercial role shaped by the 21-storey office building above, the downtown professional and government employee population it serves daily, and the pedestrian connection to the World Trade and Convention Centre that gives the property its weekday foot traffic. Shoppers Drug Mart serves the pharmacy and daily personal care category as the primary practical anchor for the Halifax downtown professional household’s lunch-hour and after-work purchasing occasion. Starbucks and Tim Hortons serve the daily café and quick beverage occasion for the building’s office worker population and Barrington Street foot traffic.

tbooth wireless gives the property a mobile device and plan services identity for the downtown Halifax professional household’s telecom purchasing occasion. HS Studio Salon Spa gives the property a personal care and professional services identity whose weekday appointment culture reflects the downtown office tower catchment. The building’s lobby-level retail serves the provisioning and services needs of the government, professional services, and financial sector tenants whose office floors above generate the commercial floor’s primary demand.

The property’s commercial role in downtown Halifax is the 1505 Barrington Street office tower retail component: a Shoppers Drug Mart-Starbucks-Tim Hortons daily services platform whose downtown professional and government employee catchment gives the Halifax central business district a practical pharmacy, café, and mobile services destination within the pedestrian office tower corridor between the Halifax waterfront and the Spring Garden Road commercial district.