ALTON GRAY OPENS IN SUBURBAN MONTREAL

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Alton Gray has opened a 3,660 square foot store at Le Carrefour Laval in suburban Montreal. The store carries mid-priced men’s and women’s ready-to-wear and accessories. It is owned and operated by the Sonoma Group.


Alton Gray is located next to Zara Home, which recently opened in the mall. Other new upscale retailers are opening in the mall, including a recently opened Harry Rosen store. The mall is also home to Canada’s second MontBlanc boutique, up the hall from Alton Gray and across from Hudson’s Bay.


Le Carrefour Laval is one of the most productive malls in Canada, with sales in excess of $770/square foot according to landlord Cadillac Fairview.


Thank you to Retail Insider David Goldmann for this retail tip.


[Le Carrefour Laval website]


[Alton Gray website]

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