Apple plans to open a revamped 10,287-square-foot store at Fairview Mall in Toronto, Canada, nearly twice as large as its existing store in the mall, according to a recently updated floor plan for the property.
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Apple's current store at Fairview Mall
Apple has yet to announce a grand opening date for the new store, which will be located directly beside the existing store on level two of the mall. The floor plan indicates the new store is "coming soon." The existing store, originally opened in September 2008, should close after its replacement opens.
In addition to being larger, the new store should sport Apple's modern retail design, such as a Forum and Video Wall for Today at Apple sessions, large glass doors, and wooden shelves along the walls for accessories.
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The new Fairview Mall store would follow in the footsteps of Apple's new Eaton Centre store in Toronto, which opened last weekend.
Apple has been modernizing its chain of over 500 retail stores since 2015.
Update: Apple has announced that the new store opens Saturday, February 29 at 9:30 a.m. local time.
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I hope Apple Stores expand to more cities.
I still think they should have put one on Queen Street where Le Chateau used to be.
And people continue to say Apple is doomed. I hope people are realizing that Apple literally has like the best formula. Their products, vision, stores, services... Theres no other company that has the influence/wealth that Apple does.Its so fascinating that this is the only technology company store that is successful. MS, Sony, Bose, etc all dont survive.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonk/wp/2015/07/21/the-unlikely-success-story-of-the-apple-retail-store/
I agree. Like in Scarborough Town centre there's a Jump+ premium Apple reseller, but their return policy was ****. Everything final sale, no returns.I wish there were more real Apple stores rather than third-party resellers.
I hope Apple Stores expand to more cities.