Superstition Springs Center

Dillard’s and JCPenney anchoring Superstition Springs Center in Mesa, Arizona, at US-60 Superstition Freeway and Power Road in the far eastern Mesa corridor, give the 1,031,000 square foot regional mall a two-anchor department store comparison-shopping platform for the Mesa, Queen Creek, Apache Junction, and east Valley household. Ross Dress for Less and T.J. Maxx give the property a multi-format off-price comparison-shopping identity. La Michoacana, the Mexican paletas, ice cream, and aguas frescas brand whose presence reflects the east Mesa Hispanic community’s preference for Mexican frozen treats specific to the Sonoran Desert summer experience, gives the property a culturally resonant food identity.

The Cheesecake Factory serves the premium casual dining occasion. See’s Candies gives the property a California heritage confectionery identity. Going Going Gone by Dick’s Sporting Goods serves the sporting goods and athletic footwear clearance occasion. Finish Line, Foot Locker, and Zumiez give the property an athletic footwear and action sports merchandise floor. Ulta Beauty and Bath and Body Works serve the accessible beauty categories. T-Mobile and Verizon serve the telecom categories.

Buckle, Hollister, Hot Topic, Journeys, Shoe Dept. Encore, Tillys, Torrid, Vans, and Victoria’s Secret cover the accessible fashion floor. Kay Jewelers, Helzberg, Zales, and Banter by Piercing Pagoda give the property a comprehensive national chain jewelry floor. Miniso and Spencer’s serve the lifestyle accessories and novelty categories. The property’s commercial role is the east Mesa US-60 regional mall: a Dillard’s-JCPenney comparison-shopping platform with Ross-T.J. Maxx off-price depth, La Michoacana Latino community identity, and Cheesecake Factory premium dining serving the Apache Junction and far east Valley household as the primary enclosed retail destination at the eastern terminus of the Phoenix metropolitan commercial network.