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  • Commercial Context Centre Secondary

    Commercial Context Centre Secondary

    Vaughan Mills Centre Kick-off and Visioning Forum Mills Plan Vaughan commercial context Centre Secondary Major Shopping Centres in 6 7 8 Highway Retail Plaza 400 Rutherford Road 11 Road Weston 5 Vacant Small format retail 4 3 5 Land 5km 2.5km 1 Transit Terminal Jane Stree Jane Vacant Land Vaughan Mills Mall 7 1 13 3 4 2 t 16 4 9 12 15 3 6 14 Bass Pro Mills Drive 10 2 8 5 Mixed Commercial Transition Small Format Retail (Home Furnishings and Accessories) 2 1 1. Burlington Mall – 72,912 m2 9. Centrepoint Mall – 59,005 m2 Commercial Hierarchy - Vaughan Mills Mall serves a ‘super-regional’ commercial role, Study Area Commercial - The Study Area currently contains a mix of commercial 2. Square One – 160,987 m2 10. /:*;$++)2 typologies. Vaughan Mills Mall comprises the majority of commercial space east of Highway 400. 3. Bramalea City Centre – 129,839 m2 11. <=:;>$(?@2 !" $" 4. Woodbine Centre– 66,320 m2 12. Fairview Mall – 81,874 m2 " Vaughan Mills Mall. West of Highway 400, a small retail plaza serves local residents. 5. '($)*+2 13. Markville Shopping Centre – 91,138 m2 6. Yorkdale – 130,496 m2 14. Scarborough Town Centre – 121,467 m2 1 2 1 7. Vaughan Mills – 111,484 m2 15. Pickering Town Centre – 82,647 m2 8. Eaton Centre – 159,979 m2 16. Oshawa Centre – 96,653 m2 Vaughan Mills Mall - Customer Origin* Two thirds of Vaughan Mills Mall visitors live outside of Vaughan Vaughan Mills and Canada’s Wonderland: Super Regional Vaughan Metropolitan Centre: Super Regional 65% of visitors from outside of Vaughan.