The Mall at Whitney Field

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The Mall at Whitney Field is a shopping center located in Leominster, Massachusetts, owned by Gregory Greenfield & Associates and managed by Jones Lang Lasalle. The Mall at Whitney Field was originally known as the Searstown Mall which opened in 1967, until it was renovated with the current name in 2004.

1 Mall at a Glance
2 Stores, Restaurants, and other businesses
- 2.1 Anchor Stores
3 Former anchors
- 3.1 Restaurants & Food Court
4 External links

[edit] Mall at a Glance

Well-educated customer base with an average household income of $83,783 compared to the U.S. benchmark of $64,816
Only regional mall within a 20-mile radius. Prime location at the junction of Route 2 and Interstate 190, the East-West and North-South highways in central Massachusetts, 35 miles Northwest of Boston and 15 miles North of Worcester.
Within 20-mile radius 44.9% of households purchase better price-point clothing. Compared to the U.S. benchmark of 27.4%
Comprehensive mall renovation in 2004, including new Food Court, Children's Soft Play Area, soft seating areas and new carpet and tile flooring
Home to the only Christopher & Banks, Panera Brea, Chuck E. Cheese's and Steve and Barry's University Sportswear in the region.
Leominster is a fast becoming the retail hub of North Central Massachusetts, serving an expanded customer base, with retailers such as Circuit City, Home Depot, Bed Bath & Beyond, Target, Kohl's, Macy's and Dick's Sporting Goods recently entering the market
Key retailers include Old Navy, PacSun, Aeropostale, Victoria's Secret, Bath & Body Works, Children's Place, American Eagle, Yankee Candle Co., Limited Too, Gap/Gap Kids and Journeys

[edit] Stores, Restaurants, and other businesses

[edit] Anchor Stores

Circuit City
JCPenney
Macy's
Old Navy
Sears
Toys "R" Us (detached from mall; see below)

[edit] Former anchors

Bradlees - torn down, site vacant. Toys "R" Us was connected to former Bradlees store; Toys "R" Us is still standing.
Filene's - now Macy’s
R. H. White
Sage-Allen - later Service Merchandise
Service Merchandise - now Circuit City/Old Navy
Stop & Shop
Woolworth