Old Navy to open up at Robson and Granville

Vancouver Canada News Old Navy to open up at Robson and Granville
October 1, 2012
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The rumours can now be put to rest as to what will occupy the corner of Robson and Granville. Just like the building itself, the announcement of Old Navy occupying a majority of the retail space is not one that calls for too much excitement. It definitely lacks the excitement of the Victoria’s Secret Vancouver flagship announcement three short blocks away at Robson and Burrard.

Old Navy will occupy approximately 12,000 square feet of retail space. They’ll be taking over the entire second floor and a part of the first floor. The formal address for Old Navy Vancouver will be 720 Robson Street.

So no Apple Flagship store and definitely no Uniqlo. At least the first Nordstrom in Vancouver will be opening across the street in early 2015 after the renovations to the Sears building are complete.

The most exciting part of this building so far has been the historic Vancouver ghost sign that was revealed during the old building’s demolition.

Image: MCM Architects

Source: Cushwake.com

  • Urban RAge

    Great post. Nice work reading Skyscraper Forum. LOL!!!

  • Darbygb

    Hey @Urban RAge, this blog is Vancity Buzz, it’s a compilation of info from a variety of sources.  Not everyone reads the Skyscraper forum or even knows about it.  Lighten up. 

  • http://twitter.com/danindries Daniel

    goddamit why cant we have uniqlo

  • http://twitter.com/1darkeclipse darkeclipse

    They don’t need another old navy store

    Bc has one in burnaby

  • Para

    Urban RAge do you work in a law office? Because I do and I see you on this site talking trash about it from time to time.

  • http://twitter.com/citieguy Paul Schellenberg

    There goes the neighbourhood. Thought they were trying to keep low level brands out of the downtown core?

  • http://profile.yahoo.com/W76UOX2IDTRMMYTPASSJDLXLRM Bob

    Robson Street is quickly becoming the location for the mid to low end and Pacific Centre and Oakridge are becoming the place to go for the high end.

  • whathappenedtomyhome?

    great more mindless consumerism for all to argue about. 

  • Winningsmeets

    Finally, something I can afford on Robson Street. :-)

  • Joe A

    HAHA! That is pretty lame