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http://www.thestar.com/business/economy/2014/09/08/mink_mile_is_selective_about_who_gets_in.html Quote: ...we’re not a poor family, so the lack of rent for a year, or year and a half, is not going to hurt us. Ted Burnett, 85 Bloor St. W. owner Quote: “We’ve had all kind of inquiries and very serious inquiries and we just don’t want to lease it to anyone except a world class name that we all aspire to shop at,” said Ted Burnett whose family firm Burnac Corp. owns 85 Bloor St. W. Tiffany & Co. vacated that location last year for a smaller store across the street. Ground floor rents on the strip are about $325 per square foot. Quote: “When you’re dealing with often a private and wealthy personal family that probably doesn’t even have a mortgage on the building, they’re not in a rush and they want to do what’s right for the street, because in the long run it will help their asset.” |
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rich people/corporation problems. |
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God, I hate these articles and the douchecanoes that write them. Quote: It’s probably, per square foot, dollar for dollar, the most valuable commercial real estate in all of Canada Quote: The higher rents are justified he said, because Bloor St. sales per square foot average $1,800 to $2,000, compared to “some of the best malls in Canada have average sales per square foot in the $1,100 to 1,300 range.” |
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who the fuck actually calls that strip of Bloor "Mink Mile" Mink is so passe |