Oxford Properties will invest $28 million to redevelop its Yorkdale Shopping Centre in Toronto.

The project will upgrade the enclosed mall’s main corridor and food court and is designed to meet demand from more than a dozen leading global luxury retail brands, Oxford said in a news release. Oxford did not identify retailers slated to move into the redeveloped corridor but indicated that some highly sought-after brands will launch their first Canadian stand-alone boutiques.

Existing central-corridor occupants were moved to other areas of the property to allow for the renovation over the next year.

Yorkdale’s Dine on 3 food court will be expanded to seat 1,200 diners. Nine new restaurant concepts will increase the eatery total to 23. The food court upgrade is targeting 18 million shoppers and 7,000 employees who work at the mall.

Retailers entering Yorkdale this season include clothiers Dolce & Gabbana and Ralph Lauren, Chinese jewelry brand Qeelin and women’s apparel seller Anine Bing.