Grand Ridge Plaza trades inside the Issaquah Highlands master-planned community east of Seattle, in a catchment Regency Centers measures at an average household income of $272,531 within three miles and $291,273 within five. The centre runs to 330,671 square feet, with 4,957,844 annual visits and no vacant space on the leasing plan.
Regency put $90 million into the build. Ground broke in summer 2012, Regal Cinemas opened in July 2013 and Safeway followed that October. The centre holds LEED Silver certification.
Big-box space here is divided rather than held by one occupier: Regal at 56,835 square feet, Dick’s Sporting Goods at 50,537, Safeway at 44,543, HomeGoods at 29,000, Marshalls at 17,000, Ulta at 10,300 and BevMo at 10,170. Grocery, sport, off-price, beauty and cinema each occupy a box of their own.
Issaquah Commons, with REI, Trader Joe’s and a Barnes and Noble of 25,000 square feet opened in 2024, trades in the same submarket, which gives the Issaquah trade area two open-air centres of comparable format within one suburban corridor.
Quick options include Wingstop.
Yes. Regal Cinemas operates inside Grand Ridge Plaza. For showtimes, use the Regal Cinemas website or app.
Yes. Barre3 and OrangeTheory Fitness operate at the property.
Records updated 22 July 2026.
