Shadow Lawn Inn. 3180 Rothesay Rd, Rothesay, New Brunswick
As the town of Rothesay gets ready to sparkle for Christmas, imagine owning one of its most cherished landmarks. Rich in history, filled with character, still available and waiting for its next chapter.
A place where traditions are made ✨ A business with endless potential ✨ A dream waiting for the right owner
36 Canterbury Street, Saint John, NB — A new culinary destination is headed to Uptown Saint John. Two local entrepreneurs have leased the 2,200 SF space at 36 Canterbury Street (currently home to Paddington Station) with plans to open in late spring 2026.
36 CANTERBURY STREET, SAINT JOHN, NB
A modern restaurant putting its own spin on Japanese-inspired cuisine is now in development, with more details to come. Renovations will begin soon, bringing new life to this prominent Uptown location.
Historica, the landlord, is enthusiastic about welcoming this new concept to their Uptown portfolio, noting it will be a great fit alongside neighbouring businesses Picaroons and Pomodori.
“At Historica, we’re passionate about helping new businesses open, grow, and thrive in Uptown,” said Historica. “We’re excited to welcome this new restaurant to the Historica community and look forward to seeing their vision come to life.”
Stay tuned for updates as this exciting addition takes shape!
The lease transaction was brokered by Stephanie Turner and Brock Turner of Cushman & Wakefield Atlantic.
Did you miss out on this opportunity? Contact Stephanie Turner or Brock Turner for information on other available Uptown retail spaces.
Danceability is taking a big leap forward with the opening of a new, larger studio at Loch Lomond Place. The new second-floor space features a private entrance directly off the parking lot, offering convenient access for students and families.
Founded in 1997 by the late Anne Stephen, Danceability has long been a cornerstone of the local dance community. Anne’s love for dance was truly contagious. She mentored countless dancers and teachers and created an environment where everyone felt special, heard, and appreciated. Her legacy continues through her daughter, Heather Allen, who now leads the studio as Director.
“This is a new and fresh chapter for Danceability,” said Heather. “Navigating the renovation process of our new studio while operating our current location on Rothesay Avenue has been overwhelming at times, but it will all be worth it in the end. This new space is bright, modern, and designed to serve our dancers and their families well into the future. I can’t wait to open the doors to the new studio and anticipate it to be ready December 1st.”
The Landlord, Consumer Centres, purchased Loch Lomond Place in early 2025. As part of their acquisition announcement, they shared that the property represented a tremendous opportunity for revitalization and redevelopment in a growing market and that they had plans in motion to enhance its appeal and reposition it as a modern retail destination.
Stephanie Turner and Brock Turner of Cushman & Wakefield Atlantic provided Tenant Representation Services to Danceability.
Do you need assistance finding the right space & assistance with negotiating favourable terms? Contact us to discuss our Tenant Representation Services. There’s no cost to retain our services. Our fees are paid by the Landlord when a lease is signed.
39 King Street “Brunswick Square Shopping Centre”, Saint John, NB
Martin Max, the innovative retail store specializing in 3D-printed products and creative manufacturing technologies, is moving from Market Square to Brunswick Square. Having outgrown their current uptown location, the move marks an exciting next step for the brand.
Coincidentally, Martin Max recently opened a store in McAllister Mall in the former Coles bookstore space and has now chosen to lease the former Coles location in Brunswick Square as well. The store will occupy a prime pedway location, providing greater visibility and increased foot traffic.
Hemmy Huang, owner of Martin Max, expressed enthusiasm about the new location: “We are thrilled to bring Martin Max to Brunswick Square, where more people can experience the creativity and innovation behind our products in a larger store with a wider selection.”
The expansion doesn’t stop in Saint John, Martin Max will also be opening a store soon in Fredericton.
Stephanie Turner, leasing representative at Cushman & Wakefield Atlantic, commented on the recent success at Brunswick Square: “Martin Max is the fifth new business to sign a lease in Brunswick Square this year, and we are excited to see this momentum continue.”
“Martin Max represents the kind of forward-thinking, technology-driven retail we are eager to welcome to Brunswick Square.” said Jeremy Kaupp, Managing Director, Ravelin Properties REIT. “We are focused on attracting innovative businesses across growing sectors, including tech-driven retail, wellness, lifestyle, and experiential shopping, to reenergize the mall and create a dynamic and engaging environment for our visitors.”
Locals can expect to see things happening in the space very soon with a planned grand opening of the Martin Max store Brunswick Square store before Christmas!
Stephanie Turner & Brock Turner of Cushman & Wakefield Atlantic are leasing agents for the Brunswick Square Shopping Centre and are eager to speak to anyone with an interest in leasing space in the mall.
133 Prince William Street “Harbour Building”, Saint John, NB — Atlantix Media Inc., a fast-growing technology company specializing in financial loan lead generation, has announced its relocation from the City Hall Building to the Harbour Building in uptown Saint John.
According to co-founder Thomas Howarth, who relocated to Saint John from the United Kingdom, Atlantix Media has experienced steady growth since establishing operations in the city. The move marks an exciting new chapter for the company.
“It was time to secure a larger space that would give us room to continue expanding over the next several years,” said Thomas Howarth. “The space was nearly move-in ready, and the landlord was a pleasure to work with throughout the process.”
The Harbour Building, owned by G.L.C. Realty and managed by Lawson Property Management, offers competitively priced, professional office space with harbour views in Saint John’s commercial districts.
“We’re pleased to welcome Atlantix Media to the building,” said Michael Lawson of Lawson Property Management. “Their innovative business model and ongoing growth are exactly the kind of success stories we love to see in uptown Saint John.”
The Harbour Building is a 9 storey office building on the Saint John waterfront. There are currently two remaining office vacancies available for lease.
For more information, contact leasing representatives: Stephanie Turner or Brock Turner of Cushman & Wakefield Atlantic
We are thrilled to have assisted Plato’s Closet in securing a retail location in East Saint John. The store was opened by franchisee Sharon Branch, who also operates Once Upon a Child in Saint John. Both brands are part of the same franchise family. The new store had a successful grand opening last weekend.
“Opening Plato’s Closet was a natural next step for me. Many of my loyal Once Upon a Child customers have aged out of those sizes, and Plato’s Closet allows me to continue serving them by offering gently used, name-brand clothing for tweens, teens, and young adults.” said Ms. Branch.
The new Plato’s Closet is conveniently located at the corner of Westmorland Road and Consumer Drive, next to Shoppers Drug Mart.
Stephanie Turner and Brock Turner were the Tenant’s Representatives in the commercial real estate lease transaction.
We’re thrilled to announce that Ink Addicts Tattoos & Piercing has negotiated a lease at Brunswick Square and is open for business!
You’ll find them conveniently located in the pedway level, directly across from the former Booster Juice location.
Owned and operated by local tattoo artist Troy Snow, Ink Addicts is known for its professionalism, artistry, and commitment to safety. Troy is excited about moving to a space where he can offer clients and staff a safe, secure, and welcoming environment inside the mall.
While the presence of tattoo parlours in shopping centres is still a relatively new concept in Atlantic Canada, the addition of such a tenant reflects Ravelin’s forward-thinking approach and its commitment to revitalizing Brunswick Square with a dynamic and diversified mix of businesses. By introducing unique and non-traditional retail experiences to the mall, Ravelin is not only responding to evolving consumer preferences but also positioning Brunswick Square as a vibrant, modern destination that appeals to a broader demographic.
We’re thrilled to announce that Bagel Artist, the beloved bagel shop run by local entrepreneur Angeli Barbosa, has signed a lease to open a second location in the Saint John City Market, taking over the iconic stall that market-goers will remember as the former Java Moose space.
This move brings one of the city’s best-kept culinary secrets into the spotlight. The original location at 615 Rothesay Avenue has been quietly gaining a devoted following and rave reviews online, and now, it’s stepping out of the shadows to become a central part of the uptown food scene.
A long-time morning staple for downtown regulars, the stall is known for its fast, friendly service and memorable coffee experience, something Angeli plans to proudly revive. But that’s just the beginning.
Bagel Artist is set to wow with its signature lineup of freshly baked artisanal bagels, house-made cream cheeses, gourmet bagel sandwiches, and a selection of fresh and frozen bagels to take home. With its prime location at the foot of the City Market, this new spot is perfectly positioned to serve professionals on the go, curious tourists, and hungry passersby throughout the day.
Construction begins soon. Stay tuned for opening details and get ready to fall in love with bagels all over again!
Stephanie Turner and Brock Turner of Cushman & Wakefield Atlantic are the listing agents for the City Market.
Two stalls and a storefront are still available. Contact us today to discuss your ideas!
CAMPOBELLO ISLAND, NB — Friar’s Bay Inn & Cottages, a cherished destination with a legacy of over 50 years of heartfelt hospitality, is now for sale on one of Atlantic Canada’s most authentic and captivating islands. Situated on 4.48 acres of pristine oceanfront along the serene shores of Friars Bay, this property combines natural beauty, historical significance, and strong investment potential—all in a walkable, nature-rich setting.
Campobello Island remains a true haven for outdoor enthusiasts, history lovers, and those seeking peace away from overcrowded tourist centers. With its unspoiled landscapes and genuine maritime character, the island offers a timeless appeal that continues to attract discerning travelers year-round—positioning Friar’s Bay Inn & Cottages as a standout investment in a steadily growing niche market.
Friar’s Bay Inn & Cottages
Just off the coast of Maine and nestled on the world-renowned Bay of Fundy, Friar’s Bay Inn & Cottages offers the ideal coastal escape. The property is located only one mile (1.5 km) from Roosevelt Campobello International Park, a remarkable 2,800-acre cross-border preserve centered around Franklin D. Roosevelt’s 34-room summer estate.
The offering boasts 4.68 acres including over 500 feet of coastline and a thriving hospitality business with 12 guest accommodations plus a dedicated owner’s unit.
Whether guests are beachcombing for sea glass, kayaking the bay, stargazing by night, or enjoying a quiet morning coffee, this setting delivers the kind of experience that keeps them returning year after year.
With oceanfront property, proven income streams, a loyal repeat guest base, and one of the most scenic and historically rich locations in Eastern Canada, Friar’s Bay Inn & Cottages represents an exceptional opportunity for investors, hospitality professionals, or lifestyle entrepreneurs seeking a meaningful venture in a truly special place.
The Saint John City Market is the heartbeat of uptown, where stories are shared and where the hum of daily life harmonizes with the clatter of vendors and tourist.
The market’s perimeter is home to an impressive array of food vendors, each adding flavor to the fabric of the community. From the savory spices of the Middle East to fresh sushi, hearty Korean fare, succulent seafood, piping-hot soups, gourmet sandwiches and the comforting scent of baked goods — the market celebrates culinary diversity. For home chefs, the market is a treasure trove. The expanded grocery section, along with the fresh produce stalls, trusted fish monger, and skilled butcher, offer everything needed to craft a meal from scratch.
Though the market’s bones remain lovingly preserved — a testament to its storied past — a new energy is stirring within. Exciting changes are coming soon, bringing a fresh experience.
Some of the market’s long-standing tenants will soon be relocating within, while others are expanding their offerings.
The iconic “Hooper Clock” will soon take its place in the center of the market
A new layout is being introduced to improve flow and comfort with the market moving from a 3 aisle layout to a 2 aisle layout resulting in 1 row of new lower profile stalls down the center. This thoughtful reconfiguration will not only enhance circulation but also make room for a new seating area that will double as a stage for performances and events. The space is being designed with flexibility in mind, allowing it to adapt seamlessly to a variety of uses — from daily commerce to evening concerts, pop-up events, and cultural showcases.
While these changes take place, 3 spaces are available now for new food vendors. CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS
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