ville-marie La Baie Centre-ville - 23 étages

[JB667]

9 minutes ago, Rocco said:

La Baie est rendue une pâle copie de ce qu'elle était. Son magasin du centre-ville est une vraie honte, avec ses planchers craqués, ses murs sales, et son ambiance de magasin de vente à rabais. Assez c'est assez. C'est le Titanic qui coule depuis 10 ans, ça va faire.

Un peu comme ta réputation , fait 10 ans que ça coule , ça va faire .

[acpnc]

Toutes les entreprises connaissent des hauts et des bas, raison de plus pour une compagnie tricentenaire qui en a vu d'autres. Parfois un simple changement dans sa haute direction peut apporter le dynamisme nécessaire pour se repositionner dans un marché en constante évolution.

Aucun doute que le commerce de détail traverse une crise sans précédent, à terme il pourrait conduire à des faillites nombreuses, où seuls les plus forts et les mieux capitalisés résisteront à la vague destructrice actuelle, en se restructurant tout en s'adaptant aux nouvelles technologies.

Je ne suis donc pas prêt à annoncer la mort de ce géant, qui comme tous ses autres compétiteurs ont le même défi de se réinventer dans une environnement où les règles ont grandement changé en si peu de temps. L'avenir nous dira si la stratégie de sa direction l'aura aidée dans ses choix ou si elle perdra des plumes au profit de la concurrence, à défaut de pire...

[Haussmann]

This Retail Insider article refers to the earlier La Presse article that indicated that the Bay in Montreal had been for sale, but provides more information about plans for potential redevelopment:

"A recent proposal to the City of Montreal to modify the historic 655,000-square-foot downtown Hudson’s Bay flagship store could result in the building of a massive office tower along with a reduction in the footprint of the retail space within in the building. What would result is a real estate asset that would feature substantially more office space than retail space.

The proposal seeks permission to demolish the unattractive circa 1964 back-end of the Bay building facing onto Blv. Maisonneuve (intended at one time to become a 200,000-square-foot Saks Fifth Avenue) and replace it with a 400-foot-tall office tower with 25 floors. The total office space, including levels five to eight of the retail store as well as the new tower, would span 678,000 square feet. The retail space in the building would be downsized to five levels (basement up to level four) spanning about 295,000 square feet.

The Sainte-Catherine Street side of the Bay building, referred to as ‘Colonial House’, is proposed to be restored as well as to see the addition of a public terrace overlooking Philips Square. The new grey glass and aluminum-clad office tower would feature a staggered design at floors nine, 14, and 20. A green roof is proposed as well."

https://www.retail-insider.com/retail-insider/2020/10/hudsons-bay-company-announces-division-to-redevelop-real-estate-assets

[SameGuy]

“Massive” is a relative term. 😂

[MartinMtl]

Il y a 6 heures, Haussmann a dit :

This Retail Insider article refers to the earlier La Presse article that indicated that the Bay in Montreal had been for sale, but provides more information about plans for potential redevelopment:

"A recent proposal to the City of Montreal to modify the historic 655,000-square-foot downtown Hudson’s Bay flagship store could result in the building of a massive office tower along with a reduction in the footprint of the retail space within in the building. What would result is a real estate asset that would feature substantially more office space than retail space.

The proposal seeks permission to demolish the unattractive circa 1964 back-end of the Bay building facing onto Blv. Maisonneuve (intended at one time to become a 200,000-square-foot Saks Fifth Avenue) and replace it with a 400-foot-tall office tower with 25 floors. The total office space, including levels five to eight of the retail store as well as the new tower, would span 678,000 square feet. The retail space in the building would be downsized to five levels (basement up to level four) spanning about 295,000 square feet.

The Sainte-Catherine Street side of the Bay building, referred to as ‘Colonial House’, is proposed to be restored as well as to see the addition of a public terrace overlooking Philips Square. The new grey glass and aluminum-clad office tower would feature a staggered design at floors nine, 14, and 20. A green roof is proposed as well."

https://www.retail-insider.com/retail-insider/2020/10/hudsons-bay-company-announces-division-to-redevelop-real-estate-assets

Toutes ces infos sont déjà dans le rapport du CCU que j’ai publié à la page dix, qui contient d’ailleurs beaucoup plus de détails. 

[Matt]

"a 400-foot-tall office tower with 25 floors"

Maintenamt pour etre en hamonie avec le magasin, ca va etre tout un defi!

[Rocco]

1 minute ago, Matt said:

"a 400-foot-tall office tower with 25 floors"

400 pieds, ca fait 134m ca! 

Exactement la hauteur de la Place Montréal Trust.

[Matt]

il y a 2 minutes, Rocco a dit :

Exactement la hauteur de la Place Montréal Trust.

En fait je me suis. Trompe, j ai corrige apres, j ai mis 440 pieds dans mon convertisseur, 400 pieds font 122m 

[Rocco]

4 minutes ago, Matt said:

En fait je me suis. Trompe, j ai corrige apres, j ai mis 440 pieds dans mon convertisseur, 400 pieds font 122m 

Donc, encore plus petit que la Place Montréal Trust. Misère.

[Fortier]

Il y a 7 heures, Haussmann a dit :

This Retail Insider article refers to the earlier La Presse article that indicated that the Bay in Montreal had been for sale, but provides more information about plans for potential redevelopment:

"A recent proposal to the City of Montreal to modify the historic 655,000-square-foot downtown Hudson’s Bay flagship store could result in the building of a massive office tower along with a reduction in the footprint of the retail space within in the building. What would result is a real estate asset that would feature substantially more office space than retail space.

The proposal seeks permission to demolish the unattractive circa 1964 back-end of the Bay building facing onto Blv. Maisonneuve (intended at one time to become a 200,000-square-foot Saks Fifth Avenue) and replace it with a 400-foot-tall office tower with 25 floors. The total office space, including levels five to eight of the retail store as well as the new tower, would span 678,000 square feet. The retail space in the building would be downsized to five levels (basement up to level four) spanning about 295,000 square feet.

The Sainte-Catherine Street side of the Bay building, referred to as ‘Colonial House’, is proposed to be restored as well as to see the addition of a public terrace overlooking Philips Square. The new grey glass and aluminum-clad office tower would feature a staggered design at floors nine, 14, and 20. A green roof is proposed as well."

https://www.retail-insider.com/retail-insider/2020/10/hudsons-bay-company-announces-division-to-redevelop-real-estate-assets

400 pieds? Ils vivent dans quel siècle?

Quelques écus d’or avec ça?