The center's current $150 million redevelopment is transforming the former Echelon Mall into a vibrant mixed-use property, by combining a right-sized mall with upscale residences, street level shops and services along a landscaped boulevard, dining and office uses.

The property sits in a dynamic residential market with average household income exceeding $83,000 and 45% earning more than $75,000.

The center's residential component is enjoying high occupancy while offering a price structure that is 30% above market.

The mall component of the project provides the powerful draw of Macy's and Boscov's along with traditional retailers such as Victoria's Secret, Bath & Body Works, and The Children's Place.