Hudson’s Bay Seals Lease Deal with B.C. Mall Owner
Friday, May 23, 2025, 7:21 pm
Hudson’s Bay is shifting gears by finalizing a deal to sell up to 28 store leases to a B.C. mall owner planning to launch a modern department store. The move signals a strategic pivot in retail real estate as the iconic chain adapts to evolving market trends.
La Baie d’Hudson annonce son intention de vendre jusqu’à 28 de ses baux de magasins à un...
June 1 will mark the final shopping day at Hudson’s Bay stores in Winnipeg. Countdown posters have joined discount signs papering Bay exteriors. The incoming deadline was confirmed by the […]
Hudson's Bay says it plans to sell up to 28 of its store leases to a B.C. mall owner who wants to launch "a new modern department store."
TORONTO - Hudson's Bay plans to sell up to 28 of its store leases to a B.C. mall owner who wants to launch "a new modern department store."
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