Fair Oaks Mall

JCPenney and Macy’s anchoring Fair Oaks Mall in Fairfax, Virginia, at Lee Jackson Highway and Fair Lakes Parkway in one of the most demographically diverse counties in the United States, give the 1.5 million square foot super-regional property a comparison-shopping platform whose tenant mix reflects Fairfax County’s extraordinary consumer diversity: the county’s concentrated Korean, Indian, Iranian, Ethiopian, Salvadoran, and Vietnamese communities give the Fair Oaks food and service floor a multicultural operator density whose Khan Korean Grill and Bar, Mezeh Mediterranean Grill, Texas de Brazil, Ugly Dumpling, Quickway Japanese Hibachi, and independently-owned restaurants and specialty operators create a commercial identity the Northern Virginia immigrant household accesses as a community retail destination. Dave and Buster’s and HyperZoneVR serve the entertainment categories.

Williams Sonoma and Pottery Barn serve the premium home and kitchen categories. The Cheesecake Factory and Texas de Brazil serve the full-service dining floor. Sephora, L’Occitane, and MAC Cosmetics serve the prestige beauty categories. Dick’s Sporting Goods, Champs Sports, Foot Locker, JD Sports, and Zumiez cover the sporting goods and athletic footwear floor. Ann Taylor, Eddie Bauer, Express, H&M, Hollister, J. Jill, Johnston and Murphy, JoS. A. Bank, PacSun, Talbots, and Victoria’s Secret cover the accessible and professional fashion floor. Build-A-Bear Workshop serves the children’s entertainment category.

Kay Jewelers, Pandora, and Swarovski serve the jewelry and gifting floor. The Children’s Science Center Lab gives the property an educational STEM enrichment identity for the Fairfax County family household. AT&T and T-Mobile serve the telecom categories. The property’s commercial position is the Fairfax County super-regional at the Lee Jackson Highway corridor: a JCPenney-Macy’s comparison-shopping platform whose multicultural dining and independent operator density serves the Northern Virginia immigrant-and-professional household as the western Fairfax community retail destination whose tenant mix the county’s demographic composition has shaped into one of the most culturally diverse mall food and specialty retail floors in the Washington metropolitan area.