CF Pacific Centre

CF Pacific Centre is an enclosed shopping mall in Downtown Vancouver, Canada. 
== History ==
The Pacific Centre mall opened in 1971, it had one anchor store, Eaton's. However, this wasn't a usual Eaton's store, it was a whopping eight story department store. This mall acted like the Eaton Centre for western Canada, attracting many customers.
This mall became the largest indoor shopping centre in downtown Vancouver, they also built skyways to connect the mall to the Vancouver Centre Mall and to the Hudson's Bay department store nearby. 
In 1975, the mall added Holt Renfrew as their second anchor tenant. 
In 2002, the Eaton's store closed and was rebranded to a Sears Canada. 
In 2007, a new Holt Renfrew was built, replacing the north wing of the mall. 
In 2009 a 578,000 sq ft expansion to the mall opened, this opened in conjunction with the Canada Line, which was a SkyTrain public transportation project that ran near the mall. 
In 2012, Sears Canada closed its location at the mall, leaving the space empty for a few years. In 2015, a Nordstrom opened in the space. 
In 2023, Nordstrom exited the Canadian market, as of 2024, the space remains vacant.
=== More About CF Pacific Centre ===
CF Pacific Centre is more upscale then a run of the mill mall. with tenants such as an Apple Store, Ray Ban, and Sephora.
Two Vancouver SkyTrain lines run by this mall, the Expo and Canada lines. Various Bus routes also serve the Pacific Centre Mall. 
== See Also ==
Vancouver Centre Mall - A mall located across the street from CF Pacific Centre.
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