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3455
This commercial space, available for sublease as of September 1, 2023, is ideal for retail sales. Bright and renovated, this space offers plenty of storage and excellent visibility thanks to its location on Saint-Laurent Boulevard. The rental price is $30 per square foot for a surface area of 2.44o square feet. Schedule your visit by [...]
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3461
This space for rent is ideal for a retail business or to install your offices. The available space has an area of 3,600 square feet and the asking price is $ 25 per square foot. Plan your next visit by contacting Sandro La Morgia at 514-892-1778.
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3833
This commercial space for rent is the perfect place to open a grocery store or a retail business. The local is approximately 1,200 square feet. Plan your visit by contacting Francisco Lopes at 514-813-0007.
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3641
The space located on the 3rd floor of 3641 boulevard Saint-Laurent is for rent. The space has a total of 1500 square feet including heating. There is a room on the roof (10x12) and a small terrace. The space is lit with windows to the front and back. The equipment included is the fridge, Jen-air, [...]
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THE IMPACT OF THE MURAL FESTIVAL
L’été sur le boulevard est une saison extraordinaire! Il y a des terrasses partout et tout le monde sort profiter du beau temps. Mais c’est encore mieux pendant le Festival MURAL! Le boulevard est fermé à la circulation automobile entre Sherbrooke et Mont-Royal pendant 11 jours (du jeudi du Grand Prix au dimanche de la semaine suivante)! De jour comme de soir, la rue est remplie de gens; certains viennent admirer les œuvres géantes, d’autres profitent d’aubaines et d’autres encore passent du bon temps sur une des (encore plus) nombreuses terrasses. L’édition 2015 du Festival MURAL – la troisième – a attiré plus de 1 150 000 visiteurs sur le site pendant les 11 jours. Ça en fait du monde qui découvre ou redécouvre des entreprises du boulevard Saint-Laurent. À la SDBSL, nous croyons beaucoup en ce festival et en la visibilité qu’il procure à nos membres. En fait, les chiffres parlent d’eux-mêmes. En plus de l’achalandage sur le site, la visibilité médiatique n’est pas négligeable. Ce sont plus de 200 publications (radio, télé, presse et blogue), dans une douzaine de pays qui ont rejoint un auditoire global de 161 000 000 personnes! C’est un impact beaucoup plus grand que celui qu’aurait une fermeture de rue traditionnelle. L’impact du Festival MURAL n’est pas la seule raison pour laquelle il est profitable d’ouvrir une entreprise sur le boulevard Saint-Laurent, mais devrait suffire à vous convaincre.
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PORTRAITS OF THE MAIN: BAGEL ETC.
This well-known breakfast restaurant on the Main is not only always full, but the owners are in the process of opening a second restaurant (with a totally different concept) on the boulevard! We met with Simon Rosson, one of two co-owners, to tell us about Bagel Etc’s history. Bagel Etc. is what can be considered as an institution on the Main. Open since 1983, when the Solomon couple purchased the old Cookie’s (on the right-hand side of the current local) and the antique shop (on the left side), this restaurant has served more breakfast meals than is possible to count. Simon has a long love story with this property. The fact that he lives just upstairs helps of course, but he became co-owner in 2012, after having worked there for almost 10 years. And before that, he was one of the regulars. Today, it’s he who tells us with a smile that most of their customers come to Bagel Etc. 2 to 3 times a week! Many of their biggest fans come from New York or Ontario and eat here every day during their stay! Of course, it’s not possible to speak about Bagel Etc.’s customers without mentioning Leonard Cohen, whose residence is practically on the opposite side, on St-Dominique. He’s not often in Montreal, but when he is, a good coffee awaits him every morning at Bagel Etc.