The parent of Hudson's Bay Company, a mainstay of Canada’s cultural and retail fabric since the earliest days of European settlement, gains financial stability to support its centrally located real estate following its agreement to buy the Neiman Marcus chain of luxury stores.
Here's How Hudson’s Bay Expects To Benefit From Parent's Neiman Marcus Deal
Canadian Business To Become Standalone Entity, Owning Its Retail Real Estate
CoStar News
July 5, 2024 | 10:06 P.M.
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- Properties
- Hudson's Bay
73 Rideau St, Ottawa, ON
- The Hudson's Bay Centre
674 Granville St, Vancouver, BC
- Companies
- HBC
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