Hudson's Bay Buildings Sold for Mixed-Use Projects

Hudson's Bay Buildings Sold for Mixed-Use Projects

From Toronto News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! by The Daily News Now!

April 30, 2026 · 2 min

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The episode discusses the sale of Canada's historic Hudson's Bay buildings for mixed-use development following the company's insolvency.

Canadas Iconic Hudsons Bay Buildings Up for Grabs: Developers Eye Major Transformations In a significant shift, Canadas historic Hudsons Bay buildings in Vancouver, Calgary, Ottawa, and Windsor are set for sale following the companys insolvency. These landmark properties, once part of a joint venture with RioCan, are now up for grabs with court approval pending. The properties, which include Vancouvers downtown gem and Montreals bold bid for a four hundred million dollar cultural hub, have drawn interest from numerous buyers, primarily developers. Onni Group has secured Vancouvers downtown property for mixed-use development, while Calgarys is headed for office-to-residential conversions. Ottawas will be transformed into dense living spaces by Claridge Homes, and Windsors Primaris REIT will consolidate its mall anchor. These sales underscore the continued demand for prime city real estate, even without department stores as anchors. Approvals are expected soon, with Ottawa leading the way, and closings anticipated by mid-twenty twenty-six. This marks the beginning of exciting neighborhood revitalization projects across the country. Support the show: Get a discount at…

Topics covered

  • real estate
  • development
  • urban transformation
  • Hudsons Bay
  • mixed-use projects
  • city revitalization

Keywords

  • Hudsons Bay
  • real estate
  • mixed-use development
  • urban transformation
  • Calgary
  • Ottawa
  • Vancouver

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Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Hudsons Bay, Onni Group, Claridge Homes, Primaris REIT

Places: Vancouver, Calgary, Ottawa, Windsor, Montreal

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