City: Toronto
Region: North America
Country: Canada
Trade area: 1 528 sq. feet
Address: 300 Borough Drive,Unit 82, Scarborough, ON M1P 4P5
Construction company: Oxford Properties
No of floors: 2
Parking: 3 000 sq. feet
Phone: +1 416-792-5036
Size: 135
Type: 132
Opened in 1973, Scarborough Town Centre is now one of Toronto’s largest centres with more than 1.3million square feet and 5700 parking spaces.
A multi-purpose mall Scarborough Town Centre offers shopping, entertainment and dining with seven restaurants, a twelve-screen cinema, and 250 retailers. Scarborough Town Centre is anchored by: The Bay, Sears, and Walmart.
Opened in 1973, Scarborough Town Centre was anchored by two major Canadian department stores, Simpson’s and Eaton’s and Miracle Food Mart, part of the Steinbergs chain. Scarborough Town Centre was designed to serve as a civic and commercial centre for the Borough of Scarborough. There were 130 stores. Scarborough Town Centre was built adjacent to the borough’s administration buildings.
Originally Y-shaped, with a stem towards the Civic Centre, Scarborough Town Centre‘s second phase of construction, in 1979, added a northern department store and two wings, adding 22,000 m2 of retail space.
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