Pickering Town Centre

Winners and HomeSense, the TJX Companies off-price department store and home goods banners, anchor Pickering Town Centre in Pickering, Ontario, following Hudson’s Bay’s departure from this location, giving the Durham Region suburban mall its primary comparison-shopping and home goods anchor at the Kingston Road and Liverpool Road intersection on the east side of the Greater Toronto Area. The 745,000 square foot property serves the Pickering, Ajax, and western Durham Region household as the primary enclosed comparison-shopping format on the GTA east axis, where the 401-adjacent consumer base in one of Ontario’s fastest-growing suburban corridors accesses the Kingston Road commercial node as the nearest enclosed mall between Scarborough and Oshawa.

Roots, the Toronto-founded Canadian outdoor and lifestyle apparel brand, serves the premium Canadian fashion tier. Lush and The Body Shop serve the premium natural beauty and ethical cosmetics categories. Mastermind Toys serves the premium educational toys and children’s activity retail category. Shoppers Drug Mart anchors the pharmacy category. Sunrise Records serves the Canadian music and pop culture retail category. Tim Hortons anchors the daily café visit occasion. H&M, Bluenotes, La Vie en Rose, Reitmans, Northern Reflections, Suzy Shier, Aldo, SoftMoc, and Carter’s OshKosh cover the accessible and Canadian women’s fashion floor.

Pandora, Peoples Jewellers, Michael Hill, and Swarovski serve the jewelry and gifting floor. Foot Locker serves the athletic footwear category. Bell, Rogers, TELUS, and the full Durham Region telecom carrier cluster give the property a mobile services presence. The property’s commercial position in Durham Region is the Pickering Kingston Road A- enclosed format whose Winners-and-HomeSense anchor, Roots Canadian fashion identity, Lush-and-Body Shop premium natural beauty floor, and Mastermind Toys family specialty retail give the east GTA household a comparison-shopping and services destination at the western Durham edge of the 401 corridor.