Boscov’s, the Reading, Pennsylvania-founded family-owned department store chain whose Philadelphia, Delaware, and Eastern Shore market concentration gives it a native commercial identity the Chesapeake Bay regional consumer treats as the Mid-Atlantic’s most trusted independent department store, anchors The Centre at Salisbury in Salisbury, Maryland, at the US-13 Bypass and Centre Road commercial corridor. Burlington serves the large-format off-price fashion and home goods occasion as a co-anchor. Dick’s Sporting Goods anchors the sporting goods floor. HomeGoods serves the home furnishings and accessories category.
DTLR serves the urban athletic and streetwear floor. H&M, Aeropostale, American Eagle, Hollister, Hot Topic, Journeys, Rainbow Shops, Shoe Dept. Encore, Shoe Show, and Victoria’s Secret cover the accessible fashion floor. Foot Locker, JD Sports, Kids Foot Locker, Hibbett, and Zumiez give the property a comprehensive urban athletic and sports merchandise floor. Spencer’s serves the entertainment and novelty retail category. Ryan Jewelers, the Maryland-owned fine jewelry institution, and Pandora serve the jewelry and gifting floor.
Three Tides Coffee, the local Salisbury café, and MOMO Craft Pizza and Bar give the property a community food identity specific to the Salisbury consumer’s relationship with locally-founded food operators. Men’s Wearhouse serves the professional menswear category. Bath and Body Works serves the accessible beauty and home fragrance category. LensCrafters serves the optical retail category. The property’s commercial role is the Salisbury Eastern Shore regional mall at the US-13 Bypass: a Boscov’s-Burlington anchor whose DTLR urban identity, Dick’s sporting goods floor, and Ryan Jewelers Maryland heritage serve the lower Eastern Shore household and the Salisbury University community as the primary enclosed retail destination between the Chesapeake Bay Bridge and the Delmarva Peninsula’s southern communities.
