Carrefour du Nord

Carrefour du Nord is the principal Saint-Jérôme regional shopping centre at 1000 Rue de la Salette in Saint-Jérôme, Quebec, opened in 1985 with the 60,000-sqm regional format spanning approximately 130 retail and service units. The property serves as the dominant enclosed retail destination for the Laurentian MRC of approximately 80,000 residents in Saint-Jérôme and the broader northern Laurentides regional catchment from the Laurentian mountains resort corridor of Mont-Tremblant, Saint-Sauveur, and Sainte-Adèle.

The format combines the Simons and Sport Chek anchor stores with the comprehensive Quebec and Canadian retail register featuring H&M, Lululemon, Sephora, Dynamite, Reitmans, and the broader Canadian fashion programming. The Cineplex Cinemas multiplex anchor, the comprehensive food court and dining circuit serving the Saint-Jérôme residential and Laurentians tourist demographic, and the broader retail-and-services programming complete the contemporary Laurentians regional offer.

The catchment combines the dense Saint-Jérôme residential demographic of approximately 80,000 city residents with the broader Laurentides regional population of approximately 600,000 residents across Saint-Jérôme, Blainville, Mirabel, and the resort municipalities, plus the substantial seasonal tourist catchment from the Laurentian ski and cottage resort corridor, Saint-Jérôme is the principal service city for the entire Laurentians ski country north of Montreal. Direct accessibility includes the direct Highway 15 Autoroute des Laurentides interchange positioning Carrefour du Nord at the principal gateway to the Laurentians resort region, the exo Saint-Jérôme commuter rail terminal as the northern terminus of the Montréal-Saint-Jérôme commuter line, and the dedicated parking infrastructure for approximately 3,000 vehicles.

Carrefour du Nord’s commercial role within the Canadian retail map is the dominant Laurentians gateway regional destination and the principal retail address for the ski resort tourism corridor north of Montreal, serving both the Saint-Jérôme local residential catchment and the seasonal Laurentians ski and cottage resort tourist population that makes Saint-Jérôme the natural stopping point on the Highway 15 route to Mont-Tremblant, within the broader Quebec retail register.