Galeries de Terrebonne

Terrebonne, Quebec, the rapidly growing suburban city on the Rivière des Mille Îles northeast of Montreal whose population expansion through the 2000s and 2010s made it one of the fastest-growing municipalities in the Lanaudière region, gives Galeries de Terrebonne a suburban regional mall trade area whose dependency on the property as a comparison-shopping and community services destination reflects the suburban North Shore Montreal household’s preference for enclosed retail formats. Renaud-Bray, the Quebec-founded French-language bookstore chain whose Francophone literary identity and Quebec cultural goods selection give it a commercial authority in the Quebec regional bookstore market that no national English-language bookseller matches at equivalent Francophone depth, gives the property a Quebec cultural identity. Sports Experts anchors the sporting goods floor. Pharmaprix serves the pharmacy and health category for the Terrebonne household’s daily personal care purchasing occasion.

Yves Rocher, Naturiste, and Greiche and Scaff give the property a French-origin and natural beauty floor. SAQ Sélection serves the Quebec government wine and spirits retail category. Tim Hortons serves the daily café occasion. Laura Secord serves the chocolate and confectionery gifting category. Urban Planet serves the accessible youth fashion category. Garage, Marie Claire, Chaussures Yellow, and Tracker cover the accessible fashion floor. Dollarama serves the value and household essentials category. Couche-Tard serves the convenience retail and lottery category. chatr Mobile, TELUS, and Virgin Plus serve the Quebec telecom retail categories.

The property’s commercial role in the Laurentian North Shore is the Terrebonne Seigneurs Boulevard regional mall: a Sports Experts-Renaud-Bray sporting goods and Quebec Francophone culture anchor whose Pharmaprix pharmacy identity, Yves Rocher-Naturiste French beauty floor, and SAQ Quebec government wine give the Terrebonne and Lanaudière North Shore catchment a practical daily-needs and comparison-shopping destination in one of greater Montreal’s fastest-growing suburban corridors.