Montreal Eaton Centre

Rue Sainte-Catherine Ouest at the corner of McGill College Avenue in downtown Montreal’s primary commercial corridor positions Centre Eaton de Montréal within walking distance of McGill University, the Quartier des spectacles cultural district, and the Place Ville Marie complex that the downtown Montreal white-collar workforce, student population, and international visitor base accesses on the Sainte-Catherine street-level and underground city pedestrian network. Simons, the Quebec City-founded department store whose fashion positioning between accessible and premium and whose Quebec cultural ownership make it the most locally-rooted full-line department store in the French Canadian market, serves as the property’s primary department store anchor at a downtown Montreal address whose five-level vertical format concentrates retail on the urban Montreal footprint the underground city’s pedestrian flow produces.

Best Buy serves the consumer electronics category. Indigo, the Canadian books, lifestyle, and culture retailer, serves the books and gifts category. Sports Experts anchors the sports retail floor alongside Foot Locker. Sephora and Aveda serve the prestige and professional beauty categories. Dunn’s Famous and Reuben’s Restaurant, two of Montreal’s most recognized Jewish deli institutions whose smoked meat sandwiches and corned beef culture the downtown Montreal consumer identifies as specific to the city’s culinary identity, give the property a locally-rooted dining identity that connects the Sainte-Catherine commercial address to Montreal’s European deli heritage. DeSerres, the Montreal-founded art supplies and crafts retailer, serves the creative and arts category.

Zara, H&M, Old Navy, ECCO, Jack and Jones, and Moores Clothing for Men cover the accessible and professional fashion floor. Bell, Fido, Rogers, Vidéotron, and Virgin Plus give the property a full Montreal telecom carrier presence. PJC Jean Coutu and Pharmaprix serve the pharmacy categories. The property’s commercial position is the downtown Sainte-Catherine Ouest enclosed format whose Simons department store anchor, Montreal smoked-meat dining identity, and vertical urban retail structure serve the McGill corridor and downtown Montreal household as the enclosed comparison-shopping format within the Sainte-Catherine West commercial strip.