As somewhat expected, Toronto’s Bloor Street retained its status as Canada’s most expensive shopping

Vancouver is home to three of the most expensive shopping strips in Canada but the number 1 spot belong s to Toronto s Bloor Street. That being said, Canada's top retail strips continue to lease at bargain car rentals in philadelphia suburbs rates according car rentals in philadelphia suburbs to Colliers International's 2012 Global Retail Report . None of the Vancouver streets made the top 50 in the world list. Robson Street was the second most expensive retail shopping car rentals in philadelphia suburbs strip in Canada at $150 per square foot.
New York's Fifth Avenue (US$2,633), Hong Kong's Canton Road and Queen's Road, Central (US$1,831), and London's Old Bond Street. (US$1,602) are the top 3 streets for rent in the world. What s interesting is that these street all experienced double digit growth in average lease rates over last year. Recession, what recession?
"The lease rates in Canada's most sought-after retail locations say more about our cities than about the local or global economy," says James Smerdon, Director, Retail car rentals in philadelphia suburbs and Strategic Planning with Colliers International. "Canada's economy weathered the recession much better than other developed countries and our luxury retail sector has never been stronger. The expansion car rentals in philadelphia suburbs of Holt Renfrew and the expected entrance of high-end U.S. department store chains such as Nordstrom and Bloomingdales are testament car rentals in philadelphia suburbs to this. With high-buying power potential, some underserved markets and low leasing rates, Canada continues to be a very lucrative destination for retailers, developers car rentals in philadelphia suburbs and investors in the high-end retail niche."
As somewhat expected, Toronto's Bloor Street retained its status as Canada's most expensive shopping strip, thanks in large part to new leases and expansions by Louis Vuitton, D G and Tiffany Co. Vancouver's Robson Street (US$150 PSF) ranked second, although car rentals in philadelphia suburbs it experienced the sharpest decline (25%) in average rental rate over the past year, mainly due to transitions of large tenants. Vancouver's Alberni Street (US$105 PSF), Montreal's Rue de la Montagne (US$80 PSF) and Halifax's Spring car rentals in philadelphia suburbs Garden Road (US$70 PSF) that saw a dramatic 27.3 per cent hike in lease rates, round out the "top five" Canadian list.
Mengh, like everything else in Vancouver, Robson s value is inflated. Not sure what the all the hype is about anyway Robson is nothing special at all. It s just another generic mix of popular retail stores like any other mall from here to Kentucky.
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