Cherry Hill Mall

Cherry Hill Mall is the dominant enclosed retail property in South Jersey, operated by PREIT (Pennsylvania Real Estate Investment Trust) in Cherry Hill Township, Camden County, New Jersey. The property serves the primary comparison-shopping function for a trade area spanning Camden, Burlington, Gloucester, and Salem counties, a combined South Jersey population of approximately 1 million, with secondary draw from the Philadelphia consumer crossing the Delaware River for a suburban mall visit. Macy’s anchors the department store tier, following Nordstrom’s 2020 closure.

The premium dining concentration is the most distinctive characteristic of Cherry Hill Mall relative to its regional peer set: The Capital Grille, Eddie V’s Prime Seafood, and Maggiano’s Little Italy position the property’s restaurant circuit at a tier typically found in city-centre developments rather than suburban malls. The home tier is anchored by Crate and Barrel and Pottery Barn. The fashion register covers Zara, H and M, Uniqlo, Urban Outfitters, Brooks Brothers, Banana Republic, Armani Exchange, Psycho Bunny, Lacoste, and a full mid-premium specialty complement. Dick’s House of Sport is planned to open in the former Nordstrom space; lululemon, The North Face, and Columbia Sportswear anchor the current athletic and outdoor offer.

Camden County holds approximately 520,000 residents, and Route 70, Route 38, and I-295 provide the primary car access from the broader South Jersey catchment. The PATCO Speedline, connecting to Center City Philadelphia at Ferry Avenue station approximately 2 kilometres from the mall, extends effective catchment into the Philadelphia urban core and provides transit-dependent access from across the Delaware Valley corridor.

Cherry Hill Mall gives the Camden County consumer a South Jersey alternative to traveling into Philadelphia for King of Prussia or Walnut Street-level retail. The premium dining concentration and remaining Macy’s anchor position the property above most South Jersey retail options as the natural hub for the broader Philadelphia metro’s South Jersey side.