Wolfchase Galleria sits at Germantown Parkway and Interstate 40 on the eastern edge of Memphis, immediately beside the Bartlett city limits. Simon positions the property as the only enclosed super-regional shopping destination between Dallas and Atlanta. That regional role, rather than its 1.1 million-plus square feet alone, is the more useful read on the property: a major enclosed center directly on Interstate 40 serving Memphis’ eastern suburban corridor.
Dillard’s, JCPenney and Macy’s hold the department-store tier, with Malco Cinema Grill adding an entertainment anchor. Primark opened a 35,600-square-foot store on July 24, 2025, its first Tennessee location, adding a large value-fashion use to the enclosed format. Barnes & Noble provides another substantial specialty draw outside the fashion register.
Sports and sneaker retail is one of the deepest specialty clusters in the building. House of Hoops, JD, Foot Locker, Kids Foot Locker, Lids Locker Room, Pro Image Sports and Zumiez trade simultaneously, combining athletic footwear with licensed team merchandise and streetwear. The category concentration gives the inline register a distinctly sport-led profile without requiring an inference about individual tenant sales.
Wolfchase opened in 1997 and remains a heavily occupied regional property: Simon reported 97.5 percent occupancy at year-end 2025. For a brand assessing Memphis, the center offers three department-store anchors, cinema, large-format value fashion and a sports-heavy specialty register at the eastern side of the metro. That combination makes its co-tenancy materially different from a premium-oriented urban or inner-suburban retail node.
Quick options include Popeyes and Sarku Japan.
Yes. Malco Theatre operates inside Wolfchase Galleria. For showtimes, use the Malco Theatre website or app.
Records updated 22 July 2026.
