River Park is an outdoor shopping center in Fresno, California on the east side of Blackstone Avenue. River Park is divided into three areas: Marketplace , a traditional powerhouse moored by Target and Kohl's; additional shopping malls with Chick-fil-A, Chipotle Mexican Grill and In-N-Out Burger, and The Shops at River Park , an outdoor lifestyle center anchored by Macy's, Edwards Theaters cinema, and REI.
Video River Park (Fresno, California)
History
River Park opened in several phases beginning in 1996. Target and Best Buy anchored in the early phase of the project, which also included Old Navy, Marshalls, OfficeMax, Sports Authority, JCPenney House Store, and the dead retailer Linens' n Things. Kohl's opened in 2004, followed by the expansion of the shopping center center of The Shops at River Park in 2005. It added Gottschalks and REI as an additional anchor, along with existing Home Fabrics, Borders and Edwards Cinema.. The subsequent bankruptcies and liquidations of CompUSA, Gottschalks, Borders, and Sports Authority leave some big boxes in the center, which are filled with Ashley Furniture, Macy's, H & amps. M, and Dick's Sporting Goods.
JCPenney Home Store closes in August 2017, with fewer home product choices added in the JCPenney department store near the Fashion Fair Mall.
Maps River Park (Fresno, California)
Anchors and Big Stores
- Target - 126,929 sq ft
- Macy's - 100,000 sq ft, opened 2010 in former Gottschalks
- Cinema Edwards - 94,600 square feet
- Kohl - 90,000 sq ft
- Empty - 50,885 sq ft, formerly JCPenney House Store (1996-2017)
- Dick's Sports Goods - 43,200 square feet, opened in 2017 in the previous Sports Authority
- Buy Best - 40,438 sq ft
- Marshall - 30,500 square feet
- REI - 25,526 sq ft
- H & amp; M - 25,000 square feet, opened in 2014 at the former Border
- Buy Baby Buy - 20,000 square feet, opened in 2011 at the former Linens' n Things
- Yard House - 6,000 square feet, opened in 2014 at the former Zany Brainy
- Ashley Furniture - 5,000 sq ft, opened 2010 in former CompUSA
See also
- Fashion Fair Mall
References
External links
- River Park
Source of the article : Wikipedia
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