This block-long complex with exposed industrial-style ceilings is anchored at its northern end (Dundas Street) by the main branch of what used to be eatons and is now Sears, and at its southern end by the Bay. The Eaton Centre's northern end underwent a massive face-lift, culminating in 2005 in a Times Square-style media tower on top of a gigantic new anchor store, Sweden's popular H&M. Prices at Eaton Centre increase with altitude—Level 1 offers popularly priced merchandise, Level 2 is directed to the middle-income shopper, and Level 3 sells more expensive fashion and luxury goods. Well-lighted parking garages can be found around the center, with spaces for nearly 2,000 cars. The complex is bordered by Yonge Street on the east, and James Street and Trinity Square on the west.
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