Chain Store Age | Al Urbanski, Editor & Manager Easton Town Center is located in Columbus, Ohio Why did Easton Town Center repeat as the No. 1 Retail Center Experience in 2022? Because it never stopped improving and adding things that make the 1,300-acre property more town than town center. Such as… • More art! The…
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More than 30 million people visit it each year and spend more than a billion dollars there.
Not so long ago, a humdrum industrial park out of the TV show The Office was good enough for many employers.
As Ohio enters summer free from most pandemic restrictions, our brilliant team has strategically thought of activations that will continue to differentiate Easton Town Center. From live concerts and yoga in the park to bar crawls, pedal wagons and scavenger hunts, we are making Easton Town Center the place to be in Columbus while the…
Experience has long been a priority for shopping centers as a way to surprise, delight and engage guests.
In 2015, Campus Partners, the nonprofit real estate arm of The Ohio State University, approached Steiner + Associates to handle the exclusive leasing and management of an exciting, 9-acre redevelopment on 15th Avenue and High Street.
Nearly 30 years ago, when Limited Brands founder Les Wexner decided the huge parcel of land he owned off of Interstate 270 in Columbus would make a better retail destination than a distribution center, his plans for a combination of shops, restaurants, hotels, and apartments made some eyes roll.
Situated on 67 acres in Lyndhurst, Ohio—within the affluent Cedar Road corridor—Legacy Village is Greater Cleveland’s premier dining, shopping and entertainment destination.
In a search for innovators in experiential retail, Chain Store Age asked readers to nominate retail centers worthy of being named among the Top 10 Retail Center Experiences in the nation.
Easton Town Center, which was developed by L Brands, The Georgetown Company and Steiner + Associates 20 years ago, is undergoing a $500 million expansion largely to incorporate residential space. Phase I of residential construction will include 350 units, followed by a second phase of 400 units.