Chandler, Arizona, at the southeastern edge of the Phoenix metropolitan area near Interstate 10 and the Wild Horse Pass corridor, gives Phoenix Premium Outlets a desert lifestyle outlet positioning that the greater Phoenix consumer base and the active Arizona tourism economy collectively produce across Arizona’s long outdoor recreation and resort season. The 356,000 square foot Simon property draws from the Chandler, Gilbert, Mesa, and Tempe residential base to the north and the Tucson corridor consumer to the south, serving the Phoenix southeastern metro outlet market at a location that I-10 makes accessible from the full southeastern Arizona travel catchment.
Tommy Bahama Outlet serves the coastal resort lifestyle category that resonates strongly with the Arizona retiree and snowbird consumer whose seasonal and permanent population in the southeast Phoenix metro sustains resort and vacation apparel purchasing year-round. Ariat and Rigo’s Boot Town occupy the Arizona western lifestyle footwear category. Grunt Style, the military-influenced apparel brand with strong market penetration in communities adjacent to Arizona’s military installations, adds a veteran and active-duty consumer appeal that the greater Phoenix area’s substantial military population sustains. Lacoste, Psycho Bunny, Vuori, and lululemon anchor the premium accessible and activewear positions. BOSS, Coach, Kate Spade, Michael Kors, and Polo Ralph Lauren run the accessible luxury outlet tier.
Zwilling J.A. Henckels and Le Creuset Outlet serve the premium culinary and kitchen category. The full sportswear outlet register runs Adidas, ASICS, Columbia, Crocs, JD Sports, Merrell, New Balance, Nike, Puma, Skechers, Under Armour, and Zumiez. Texas Roadhouse anchors the full-service dining tier. The property’s market position is the southeastern Phoenix outlet node: a 356,000 square foot format serving the Chandler and eastern valley consumer base whose distance from the Scottsdale and Paradise Valley luxury retail cluster makes the southeastern I-10 corridor the primary outlet destination for the southeast Phoenix residential arc.
