Eagle Leather, a well-known queer fetish shop in Abbotsford, is looking for a new premises after its landlord lists the building for sale. Multiple outlets report that the shop’s operators are responding to the change in circumstances and are preparing for the possibility of needing to relocate.
The reporting notes that the landlord’s decision is the immediate trigger for the move. The shop’s management has indicated it offered to buy the property, suggesting they attempted to keep the business in place rather than relocating. However, the building is now being marketed for sale, meaning the shop may not be able to remain at its current address.
As a result, Eagle Leather must begin searching for a new location (“a new eyrie,” as described by the outlets). The articles focus on the uncertainty created by the sale process rather than on any confirmed date for the move, and they do not describe details of potential alternative sites or any agreed timeframe with the landlord.
