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Cf Richmond Centre Level 2 / Niveau 2 CF RICHMOND CENTRE GROUND / NIVEAU PRINCIPAL 17' 10' 1450A Vacant 39' 1,955 1782A Pearl Castle 2,576 25' 5,647 1420A 56' 3,450 1416A 1,317 2000A 1428 1778 5,990 1430 1438 1722A 33' 1,803 1,236 375 2,008 1,813 Lego 1440 93' 800 1448 1424C 1426A 3,013 497 1442 1446 Champs Sports 25' Air Plus Hair Salon 20' Hot Topic Will Harry Uniqlo QE Home Foot Locker Stay Fresh 21' APM Monaco 1,222 INS Market 11,567 Sunglass Hut 22' American Eagle Outfitters Saint Germain Bakery 37' 11' 105' 38' 40' 20' 20' 55' 25' 23' 33' 24' 15' 11' 1774 10' Yuen Shing Z015A 8' 862 12' 25' WOW! mobile boutique 2010 150 Togo Sushi 576 1770 15' 35' 28' 22' 15' 29' 43' 76' 20' 48' 26' 31' 31' 14' Tony Lau Insurance 11' 21' 2044 12' 4,832 10' 41' 8' 734 9' Y010 28' 331 1514A Vacant 32' 1507A Zara 30' 2021 1726 2,715 1,978 1,072 1766 2030A 2026A Vacant GNC - General Nutrition Centre 933 2018 24' 1736 3,210 4,030 BOSS Store 1732 1,861 1740A Romia Shoes Vacant 1,102 1,538 19,142 1506B 1546 1512 1506A 993 1,030 1525 1534 1,407 Journeys 1537 1,001 5,252 1532 2,102 2,995 1,835 1,520 1,499 3,117 Vans 1510A 1542A 2,495 2,718 Vacant 1530A Bentley 1516A 1518B 41' Browns 23' Gladstone Jewellers Sephora After Five Fashion Sleep Country EB Games Purdys Chocolatier 825 12' Affinity Dental Clinic 10' Indigospirit BB.GG Fashion Michael Kors Bailey Nelson 12' Lenscrafters/Dr. Lloyd Ho Optometry Centre Scotch and Soda 49' 23' 40' 47' 178' 27' Z016 17' 16' 28' 29' 31' Michael Hill Jeweller Shefield & Sons 23' Z019 189 1504 Mobilinq Z022A Mr. Pretzels Kiosk-N-M 20' CNKW Handbags 150 961 1550B 120 Nespresso Coach 1 25' 38' 47' 25' 20' 21' 22' 2,894 32' 14' 1109A 16' 22' 15' Z018 13' 23' 20' Virgin Plus Vacant 20' 1503A 1,158 96 34' 77' 76' 43' 55' 26' Vacant 1,749 630 28' 350 1806 2102A 1804 Vacant Forero's Bags and Luggage 2118A 29' Starbucks 1502B 965 960 2106B 722 1107A 1808 2,166 1552C 1824 Vacant 1,113 1,170 1812A 1810A 1 1,609 1822A Stitch It Clothing Alterations Vacant 39' 1,545 1820A Laura 15' 1828A Roots Canada 3,051 35' 2124 1818A 2,606 Y007A 1,650 Le Creuset L'Occitane 25' 4,943 Oak + Fort 598 1814C Yedina 1816 2,446 7,581 2,019 Dynamite 1,091 1802 Bikini Village Tbooth Wireless TOPSHOP Hudson's Bay August Reign Shop Blue Ruby Lukfook Jewellery 20' 699 SPECY007AA-M 169,692 2180 JAC by Jacqueline Conoir Zeiss Vision Center by Leon 1830A 35' 1,178 4,546 1860A 1586B 1554C Vacant 23' 46' MAC Signature Mazda (Coming Soon) 1588 1,313 The Body Shop 20' 1,359 1501 836 1590B 1597 Aldo 1,325 2,689 1,316 ECCO 5,978 Apple 3,258 40' 1598B 1564B 2,324 3,226 1,156 2,050 1580 1592A 1566B 1560B 1,634 3,661 1574A 1572A Vacant Plenty Vacant Pandora 1,103 1576A Vacant 1,741 Nike Store Montecristo 1832 2176A Y006A WIRELESSWAVE Saje Natural Wellness Ann-Louise Jewellers Blenz Coffee 1858B 17' Vacant 18' Old Navy The Children's Place / Gymboree COLTON'S 858 29' 29' 54' 40' 19' 20' 60' 20' 45' 15' 20' 42' 38' 40' 46' 26' 606 Z014 1,413 15,003 87' Z025 Lotto Centre Saim's Communication Z003A 1834A 100 Silver & Stuff Alive Health Centre 20' 140 1838 2172A 171 797 Arctic Fame Diamonds Bluenotes 27' 17' 1856 1850 906 1,376 1852 1854 Telus 1,138 2,526 2,040 1844 1,157 1842B 1,097 1848A 3,154 Vacant 80' 60' 40' GSkiosk-M Peoples Jewellers 8' 43' 21' 70' 21' 25' 33' BonLook 1836A Guest Services 19' 1,596 The Face Shop 9' Aldila Boutique 1 Claire's Boutique 19' 742 15' 17' 1650 Hallmark Gold Crown 16' 3' 19' 1614A Siba Jewellers 10' Kiehl's 1,098 42' 36' 20' 24' 22' 19' 47' 58' 28' 38' 12' 1,563 Fido Kiosk-M 1638 83' 1644 Muji 7,449 2,319 1,453 Z012 Aritzia 2,382 1640A Z006 9,193 1648A Cell Doctor 1624C Freedom Mobile Skechers Koodo 1 23' 1654 Z011 200 114 Little Burgundy 1636 1322B 4,358 Lottery Ticket Centre North 6,221 1634F Vacant Vacant 996 22' 100 873 45' 36' Y008 18' 17' 16' 16' 16' 29' 108' 15' 14' 1612A 41' 25' 15' 5' 15' 20' 20' 20' 20' 20' 41' 6' 19' Shiny Tea Lululemon Athletica H & M 1,013 Venus Home Furnishings 1924 1934A 25,402 26' 1936A 562 527 Sport Chek/Atmosphere J2 1916 1658 606 Soft Moc Lids 600 1920 Vacant 1922 La Vie en Rose 1918 1,975 506 728 1606B 9,375 1318 956 2,039 1,469 2,365 1322C 1320B 1912 Vacant 1326A Vacant Vacant 1,987 1,204 34' 34' 1910A 1312 1,068 Richmond Barbers 1,152 1310A Beauty Plus 51' The History of Whoo Swarovski 24' 633 Change Lingerie Mobile Care 57' Lao Feng Xiang 1316 2,325 1,148 1662A 1306A Maxim's Bakery 1314 1,164 SkinCeuticals by Project Skin 833 24' 1604 1940A 2254 Vacant Rogers 21' 21' Bell (North) 24' 1,024 1,549 IRIS-Optometrists & Opticians 1,315 Tokyo Beauty & Healthcare Dental Clinic @ Richmond Centre 1666 1902A 41' White Spot 24' 1602 1338C 1302 23' Cactus Club Cafe Tim Hortons 6,740 5,426 Vacant Shi-Art Chinese Cuisine 3,083 3,574 3,550 Z013 6' 1942-M Big Orange 6' 256 7' Eccotique Spa & Salon 8' 1 55' 1946 Richmond Centre Dental Clinic 1,529 26' Y009 173' Shoppers Drug Mart 17,904 1950 Coast Capital Savings 81' 8,841 All areas and dimensions are approximate. For discussion purposes only. CF RICHMOND CENTRE LEVEL 2 / NIVEAU 2 2400 2405 2410 U-Grill New York Fries Curry Express 2415 463 492 494 Jugo Juice 306 23' 2420 2425 2430 23' 23' 22' Kung Pao Wok Thai Express Bourbon St. Grill 522 451 496 23' 19' 20' 2435 A & W 20' 403 2440 KFC 19' 403 2485A Dairy Queen 2445 Subway 380 19' 403 2480 Crepe Delicious/Froshberg Gelato 354 2450 Vina 19' 365 2455 Umi 47' 1,876 20' 20' 20' 24' 2475 2470 2465-M 2460 Edo Japan Opa! of Greece Bubble Waffle CafeKoryo Korean BBQ 375 366 1 457 All areas and dimensions are approximate. For discussion purposes only..
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