Hudson's Bay at Oakridge Centre undergoing liquidation sale

Hudson’s Bay Company (HBC) distributed a notice over the weekend informing customers that it is conducting a liquidation sale of its Oakridge Centre store location.
Everything in the store is between 30% to 50% off the lowest ticketed price.
Early this month, a spokesperson with HBC told Daily Hive the Oakridge Centre store will close on March 24, 2021. This is being performed to allow for the demolition of the store for the accelerated timeline of the redevelopment of the entire shopping centre.
- See also:
- Hudson’s Bay store at Oakridge Centre closing this month for mall’s redevelopment
- 775 additional homes, more offices in revised Oakridge Centre design (RENDERINGS)
- Oakridge Centre redevelopment construction timeline expedited significantly (PHOTOS)
- Hudson’s Bay launches new real estate division to redevelop its stores
A new two-storey, 140,000 sq. ft. Hudson’s Bay store will be built in the redevelopment. It is expected to open in 2024, along with a significant portion of the mall’s new retail and rooftop public park.

October 2020 artistic rendering of the revision to Oakridge Centre. (Henriquez Partners Architects/Westbank/QuadReal Property Group)
For anyone who has not been to Oakridge Centre in awhile, they should note that much has changed in terms of access and parking, as the mall is now a large construction zone.
Most of the parking is inaccessible, and the indoor mall corridors have been blocked off, requiring detours. Furthermore, most of the businesses have already closed to make way for demolition and construction.

Map on access changes to Oakridge Centre due to construction, as of February 2021. (Oakridge Centre)
- See also:
- Hudson’s Bay store at Oakridge Centre closing this month for mall’s redevelopment
- 775 additional homes, more offices in revised Oakridge Centre design (RENDERINGS)
- Oakridge Centre redevelopment construction timeline expedited significantly (PHOTOS)
- Hudson’s Bay launches new real estate division to redevelop its stores