Lansdowne Centre

Maxim’s Bakery Lansdowne Centre, the Hong Kong-founded Cantonese bakery chain whose pineapple buns, egg tarts, and traditional Chinese pastries give it a commercially specific food identity for the Richmond Chinese-Canadian household’s daily bakery purchasing culture, gives Lansdowne Centre at Lansdowne Road and No. 3 Road in Richmond, British Columbia, a culturally specific food anchor for the Chinese-Canadian community mall format. Daiso gives the property a Japanese lifestyle goods and household items identity. Nam Bak Hong gives the property a Vietnamese and Chinese grocery and specialty food identity. Van Cheong Tea and Confectionery serves the traditional Chinese tea and confectionery purchasing occasion. Hey I am Yogost serves the Asian yogurt beverage category.

Winners anchors the off-price comparison-shopping floor. HomeSense gives the property an off-price home goods identity. JYSK serves the Scandinavian-origin home goods and furnishings category. Lulu Island Furniture 貴族傢俱 gives the property a Chinese-Canadian furniture retail identity. Forum Home Appliances serves the Chinese-Canadian household appliance purchasing culture. Sleep Country Canada serves the mattress and sleep products retail category. Darson Optical 大新眼镜 and IRIS Optometrists give the property optical retail identities. Dollarama serves the value and household essentials category. Fido, Rogers, and Virgin Plus serve the Canadian telecom retail categories.

The property’s commercial role in Richmond’s No. 3 Road commercial corridor is the Lansdowne Road Chinese-Canadian community mall: a Winners-HomeSense off-price comparison-shopping anchor whose Maxim’s Bakery Cantonese food identity, Daiso Japanese lifestyle goods, and Lulu Island Furniture Chinese-Canadian home furnishing floor give the Richmond Chinese-Canadian and broader multicultural household a community retail destination whose trade area reflects the East Asian purchasing culture of one of Canada’s most ethnically Chinese municipalities.