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Victoria Gardens

Super-Regional Mall Class A+ · 12505 North Mainstreet, Suite 200, Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91739
GLA
1.4M sqft
Brands tracked
160
Mall class
A+
Country
USA
Operator
Brookfield Properties
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About this mall

Victoria Gardens is a open-air, mixed-use town center in Rancho Cucamonga, California. It officially opened October 28, 2004 and located North of Foothill Boulevard between Day Creek Boulevard and Etiwanda Avenue by the Interstate 15 freeway,
The 147-acre (0.59 km2) project consists of residential areas, office space, retail stores, public plazas, a movie theater, and a cultural arts center. 

In 2006, the former Robinsons-May store was converted to a Macy’s Men’s and Home Store to complement the existing Macy’s. Unlike other cases where both anchors existed in one mall, Macy’s did not move into the former Robinson’s-May store and close its original location, because of the fact that both anchors were new and the original Macy’s store was not built as a Broadway store.

The rest of the mixed-use development is owned by Forest City Enterprises.
There is also Victoria Gardens shopping centre in inner-suburban Richmond. San Tarascio recently paid $120 million to assume full control of further developments around the Victoria Gardens site. 

Anchor tenants
JCPenney
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