Working with the City of Toronto and Osmington, Beauleigh is responsible for conceptualizing the vision and retail redevelopment strategy for the revitalization of this iconic and historic landmark. Beauleigh created the merchandising plan and worked collaboratively with the architects and designers in planning the layout and configuration for the 170,000 square feet of new retail. Beauleigh then curated the tenant mix and developed the marketing strategy for the execution of the plan.

Neighbourhoods which are now open are York Street Promenade, Front Street Promenade, The Go York Concourse and the Food Court. Neighborhoods coming soon are The Fresh Market, Bay Street Promenade, the Great Hall and the East Wing.

QUOTES

“Let’s Talk Shops” Monocle Magazine, 2018

“Travel Top 50 2018/10” Monocle Magazine, 2018

“What’s on the menu at WVRST, Union Station’s brand-new beer hall” Toronto Life, 2018

“Toronto’s new Union Station restaurants invite commuters to slow down and take a seat” The Globe and Mail, 2018

“Union Station Retail to Anchor Canada’s Financial Core”  Retail Insider, 2018

“Toronto’s Union Station gets a retial revamp” The Globe and Mail, 2018

“What’s on the menu at Amano, a sit-down Italian restaurant in the newly renovated Union Station” Toronto Life, 2017

“Starbucks opens first ‘express’ store at Union Station” The Star, 2016

“McDonald’s debuts North America’s first standalone McCafé in Toronto — and it serves Egg McMuffins all day” Financial Post, 2015