North Dallas: Galleria
- Casa Linda
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No good place to drop these comments but this thread seems ok since above it's been talked about...
My teen daughter specifically asked last week to go to the "mall with the turtles" to find clothes. She's well aware of Stonebriar, Willow Bend, Galleria but picks NP.
Location and demographics are key from pure money perspective. I have a soft spot for Town East, and went last weekend. I used to work there. It was as packed as it could be. I still think the layout is the best and can get to any store 5x faster than regular malls. Yes, I smelled like cologne after leaving, and it was too much really. But wow was it busy. The whole area was still gridlock with too many shoppers. Surely someone could demolish Sears and put a destination store there that would do well.
My teen daughter specifically asked last week to go to the "mall with the turtles" to find clothes. She's well aware of Stonebriar, Willow Bend, Galleria but picks NP.
Location and demographics are key from pure money perspective. I have a soft spot for Town East, and went last weekend. I used to work there. It was as packed as it could be. I still think the layout is the best and can get to any store 5x faster than regular malls. Yes, I smelled like cologne after leaving, and it was too much really. But wow was it busy. The whole area was still gridlock with too many shoppers. Surely someone could demolish Sears and put a destination store there that would do well.
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What does "mall with the turtles" mean?Casa Linda wrote:No good place to drop these comments but this thread seems ok since above it's been talked about...
My teen daughter specifically asked last week to go to the "mall with the turtles" to find clothes. She's well aware of Stonebriar, Willow Bend, Galleria but picks NP.
Location and demographics are key from pure money perspective. I have a soft spot for Town East, and went last weekend. I used to work there. It was as packed as it could be. I still think the layout is the best and can get to any store 5x faster than regular malls. Yes, I smelled like cologne after leaving, and it was too much really. But wow was it busy. The whole area was still gridlock with too many shoppers. Surely someone could demolish Sears and put a destination store there that would do well.
And I agree about Town East. It's a thriving working class mall (no fancy stores and not a wealthy demographic, but it's healthy/vibrant and has everything one needs), which are increasingly rare breeds today.
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They're referring to NP and the fountains I assume.Addison wrote:What does "mall with the turtles" mean?Casa Linda wrote:No good place to drop these comments but this thread seems ok since above it's been talked about...
My teen daughter specifically asked last week to go to the "mall with the turtles" to find clothes. She's well aware of Stonebriar, Willow Bend, Galleria but picks NP.
Location and demographics are key from pure money perspective. I have a soft spot for Town East, and went last weekend. I used to work there. It was as packed as it could be. I still think the layout is the best and can get to any store 5x faster than regular malls. Yes, I smelled like cologne after leaving, and it was too much really. But wow was it busy. The whole area was still gridlock with too many shoppers. Surely someone could demolish Sears and put a destination store there that would do well.
And I agree about Town East. It's a thriving working class mall (no fancy stores and not a wealthy demographic, but it's healthy/vibrant and has everything one needs), which are increasingly rare breeds today.
- Proquest20
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Casa Linda wrote:No good place to drop these comments but this thread seems ok since above it's been talked about...
My teen daughter specifically asked last week to go to the "mall with the turtles" to find clothes. She's well aware of Stonebriar, Willow Bend, Galleria but picks NP.
Location and demographics are key from pure money perspective. I have a soft spot for Town East, and went last weekend. I used to work there. It was as packed as it could be. I still think the layout is the best and can get to any store 5x faster than regular malls. Yes, I smelled like cologne after leaving, and it was too much really. But wow was it busy. The whole area was still gridlock with too many shoppers. Surely someone could demolish Sears and put a destination store there that would do well.
https://www.dallasnews.com/business/ret ... utType=amp
There were talks about redeveloping the site. Alternatively they could reopen the Sears like they did in Burbank, I think the Town East one was the last one to close in the region.
- Proquest20
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There’s a See’s Candies here now, maybe just a holiday pop up (not sure) but I remember there being one a loooooong time ago. So that’s exciting.
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Definitely a pop-up per the website...Proquest20 wrote:There’s a See’s Candies here now, maybe just a holiday pop up (not sure) but I remember there being one a loooooong time ago. So that’s exciting.
https://chocolateshops.sees.com/?_gl=1* ... y41Ny4wLjA.
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Okay that's probably why I remember them having a store there, they've probably had a pop up or something before.
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The Galleria Christmas tree is up. New additions for this year, so they say. The official lighting is Nov. 24.
https://www.nbcdfw.com/entertainment/ho ... r/3386174/
https://www.nbcdfw.com/entertainment/ho ... r/3386174/
- Proquest20
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New Louis Vuitton is opening next week. It’s about 4K square feet smaller than the NorthPark location, but will have some of the similar features. I expect the store front to be better looking too (the NorthPark refresh looked rushed from the exterior)
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The Galleria tree I think was historically presented by Macy’s but this year Bachendorfs seems to be the sponsor. Interesting and very nice.
- luxeshop97
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I don’t have an update on the Galleria Dallas, but I think people underestimate its prowess. A 2 story Rolex shop in shop, and a 7000 sqft Louis Vuitton (which is nearly twice as large as legate west). No it’s not Northpark or Highland Park, but it’s a major tourist destination. I’m happy to see these positive changes along with the pending renovations at the front entrance!
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The luxury stores that the Galleria does have are the most popular ones that tourists expect to see when they go shopping. That said, I really do think if Tory Burch, Golden Goose, Allsaints, and Alo, among other upscale brands, opened second Dallas locations at the Galleria, they’d likely perform well there. The Galleria has also done a much better job than NorthPark at making sure mid-range additions are actually interesting and new to market. It’s surely a testament to the mall that it got the first Mango, as well as the first Zara in the region while NorthPark is filling spaces with some questionable retailers.luxeshop97 wrote:I don’t have an update on the Galleria Dallas, but I think people underestimate its prowess. A 2 story Rolex shop in shop, and a 7000 sqft Louis Vuitton (which is nearly twice as large as legate west). No it’s not Northpark or Highland Park, but it’s a major tourist destination. I’m happy to see these positive changes along with the pending renovations at the front entrance!
Overall, I enjoy the Galleria and think that struggles aside, it’s going to have a major comeback within the next couple years.
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Luxury stores tend to stick around longer because with only a few sales a day, they're able to make rent.Proquest20 wrote:The luxury stores that the Galleria does have are the most popular ones that tourists expect to see when they go shopping. That said, I really do think if Tory Burch, Golden Goose, Allsaints, and Alo, among other upscale brands, opened second Dallas locations at the Galleria, they’d likely perform well there. The Galleria has also done a much better job than NorthPark at making sure mid-range additions are actually interesting and new to market. It’s surely a testament to the mall that it got the first Mango, as well as the first Zara in the region while NorthPark is filling spaces with some questionable retailers.luxeshop97 wrote:I don’t have an update on the Galleria Dallas, but I think people underestimate its prowess. A 2 story Rolex shop in shop, and a 7000 sqft Louis Vuitton (which is nearly twice as large as legate west). No it’s not Northpark or Highland Park, but it’s a major tourist destination. I’m happy to see these positive changes along with the pending renovations at the front entrance!
Overall, I enjoy the Galleria and think that struggles aside, it’s going to have a major comeback within the next couple years.
- Proquest20
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Tell that to every retailer that was at the Shops at Willow Bend back in the day. These stores do good sales numbers at the Galleria which is why they stayed and continue to invest in their locations while the other luxury brands that used to be there relocated or closed.acclar11 wrote:Luxury stores tend to stick around longer because with only a few sales a day, they're able to make rent.Proquest20 wrote:The luxury stores that the Galleria does have are the most popular ones that tourists expect to see when they go shopping. That said, I really do think if Tory Burch, Golden Goose, Allsaints, and Alo, among other upscale brands, opened second Dallas locations at the Galleria, they’d likely perform well there. The Galleria has also done a much better job than NorthPark at making sure mid-range additions are actually interesting and new to market. It’s surely a testament to the mall that it got the first Mango, as well as the first Zara in the region while NorthPark is filling spaces with some questionable retailers.luxeshop97 wrote:I don’t have an update on the Galleria Dallas, but I think people underestimate its prowess. A 2 story Rolex shop in shop, and a 7000 sqft Louis Vuitton (which is nearly twice as large as legate west). No it’s not Northpark or Highland Park, but it’s a major tourist destination. I’m happy to see these positive changes along with the pending renovations at the front entrance!
Overall, I enjoy the Galleria and think that struggles aside, it’s going to have a major comeback within the next couple years.
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The new Louis Vuitton is now open and is the absolute most stunning LV storefront in the region. They have an artisan like NorthPark does. I think The Galleria is proving itself to be the #1 competitor to NorthPark.
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Bachendorf’s/Rolex is super nice too.
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I just want the Galleria to add multi family towers to the redevelopment (if it finally happens). There's no reason for this area not to become a true second Central Business District for the City of Dallas (if Valley View redevelopment ever happens as well lol). Deck the freeways with parks there too....now you've got a beautiful new downtown like environment centrally located within North Dallas.
- Proquest20
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I miss when the lower level was actually high end stores, these could’ve easily been upstairs. But glad to have them in Dallas regardless.acclar11 wrote:https://6437794.fs1.hubspotusercontent- ... evels).pdf
Uniqlo possibly opening next to Mango?
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Nice find!acclar11 wrote:https://6437794.fs1.hubspotusercontent- ... evels).pdf
Uniqlo possibly opening next to Mango?
That spot was actually sealed off as part of the "Future Redevelopment" plan.
All of this activity suggests the "plans" are evolving, and they're actually putting more effort into leasing. Definitely good news IMO.
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I mean, while not a high-end store, Uniqlo would be the first-to-market (and possibly only) location in DFW if not Texas.Proquest20 wrote:I miss when the lower level was actually high end stores, these could’ve easily been upstairs. But glad to have them in Dallas regardless.acclar11 wrote:https://6437794.fs1.hubspotusercontent- ... evels).pdf
Uniqlo possibly opening next to Mango?
That's a huge score for the Galleria, which has been struggling with keeping stores as a late.
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BTW acclair11, how are you able to find these leasing plans?acclar11 wrote:https://6437794.fs1.hubspotusercontent- ... evels).pdf
Uniqlo possibly opening next to Mango?
- Proquest20
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Not saying it's not a good catch. It's amazing to finally have one considering they never actually opened their store in Houston, just not sure how I feel with these fast-fashion brands taking over what used to be reserved for high end stores. Should be fine so long as they don't expand rapidly like H&M.Addison wrote:I mean, while not a high-end store, Uniqlo would be the first-to-market (and possibly) location in DFW if not Texas.Proquest20 wrote:I miss when the lower level was actually high end stores, these could’ve easily been upstairs. But glad to have them in Dallas regardless.acclar11 wrote:https://6437794.fs1.hubspotusercontent- ... evels).pdf
Uniqlo possibly opening next to Mango?
That's a huge store for the Galleria, which has been struggling with keeping stores as a late.
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The store is going to be two levels on a good note.Proquest20 wrote:I miss when the lower level was actually high end stores, these could’ve easily been upstairs. But glad to have them in Dallas regardless.acclar11 wrote:https://6437794.fs1.hubspotusercontent- ... evels).pdf
Uniqlo possibly opening next to Mango?
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Trademark's websiteAddison wrote:BTW acclair11, how are you able to find these leasing plans?acclar11 wrote:https://6437794.fs1.hubspotusercontent- ... evels).pdf
Uniqlo possibly opening next to Mango?
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Do you have a link to the page?acclar11 wrote:Trademark's websiteAddison wrote:BTW acclair11, how are you able to find these leasing plans?acclar11 wrote:https://6437794.fs1.hubspotusercontent- ... evels).pdf
Uniqlo possibly opening next to Mango?
I went on their website scavenging for it, and they must hide it well because I couldn't find it.
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https://trademarkproperty.com/property- ... ia-dallas/Addison wrote:Do you have a link to the page?acclar11 wrote:Trademark's websiteAddison wrote:
BTW acclair11, how are you able to find these leasing plans?
I went on their website scavenging for it, and they must hide it well because I couldn't find it.
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Thanks!acclar11 wrote:https://trademarkproperty.com/property- ... ia-dallas/Addison wrote:Do you have a link to the page?acclar11 wrote: Trademark's website
I went on their website scavenging for it, and they must hide it well because I couldn't find it.
It's sort of unfortunate they want you to provide a name and email address to access this information (data mining much?).
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Does it say Uniqlo in the permits/docs?
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I can't comment on the permitting status.R1070 wrote:Does it say Uniqlo in the permits/docs?
However, I did come across a Reddit post where an employee of Uniqlo confirmed they will be opening stores in Dallas & San Diego in 2024 (this post was from several months ago).
Also, I see no reason why they would add Uniqlo to their leasing plan if some form of paperwork wasn't signed.
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I agree. That makes sense.Addison wrote:I can't comment on the permitting status.R1070 wrote:Does it say Uniqlo in the permits/docs?
However, I did come across a Reddit post where an employee of Uniqlo confirmed they will be opening stores in Dallas & San Diego in 2024 (this post was from several months ago).
Also, I see no reason why they would add Uniqlo to their leasing plan if some form of paperwork wasn't signed.
Would be weird if ours actually opened before one in Houston as theirs was announced years ago!
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Per the link above, Uniqlo is shown on Level 1 and Level 2. Possible that it could be 2 level store or is that a mistake?acclar11 wrote:https://6437794.fs1.hubspotusercontent- ... evels).pdf
Uniqlo possibly opening next to Mango?
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I looked up the now closed TDLR filing for the proposal store in Houston, and it was going to be roughly 22K sq. ft. The square footage for Uniqlo on the 1st floor of the Galleria Dallas' leasing plain is only 11K sq. ft.mhainli wrote:Per the link above, Uniqlo is shown on Level 1 and Level 2. Possible that it could be 2 level store or is that a mistake?acclar11 wrote:https://6437794.fs1.hubspotusercontent- ... evels).pdf
Uniqlo possibly opening next to Mango?
So assuming they would be looking at an additional 11K sq ft. or so with the 2nd floor for total square footage roughly in line with what they had planned in Houston, that to me seems right.
EDIT: BTW, if I'm not mistaken, the Forever 21 store at the Galleria is also 2 stories.
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Hi, are you able to share the PDF of the plan or screen shot that shows the location? I'm curious to see this awesome find.acclar11 wrote:https://6437794.fs1.hubspotusercontent- ... evels).pdf
Uniqlo possibly opening next to Mango?
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So much potential at the Galleria to become a unique shopping experience. I hope we continue to see empty spots fill in with rare retailers.
- Triggerman
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my family loves Uniqlo. We always make sure to stop by when we're traveling
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just copy and paste the link including the .pdf in your Google search bar and you'll get the floor planNdoorTX wrote:Hi, are you able to share the PDF of the plan or screen shot that shows the location? I'm curious to see this awesome find.acclar11 wrote:https://6437794.fs1.hubspotusercontent- ... evels).pdf
Uniqlo possibly opening next to Mango?
- Proquest20
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They do a better job at getting unique mid range retailers than even NorthPark does. I get it’s because it’s the “tourist mall” but they’ve built a very unique collection of international brands.R1070 wrote:So much potential at the Galleria to become a unique shopping experience. I hope we continue to see empty spots fill in with rare retailers.
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Every Uniqlo I've been in has been multilevel so I wouldn't doubt this one being 2 as wellmhainli wrote:Per the link above, Uniqlo is shown on Level 1 and Level 2. Possible that it could be 2 level store or is that a mistake?acclar11 wrote:https://6437794.fs1.hubspotusercontent- ... evels).pdf
Uniqlo possibly opening next to Mango?
- Proquest20
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I’ve only seen one Uniqlo and it was at Santa Monica place and it was one level.Cmacemm wrote:Every Uniqlo I've been in has been multilevel so I wouldn't doubt this one being 2 as wellmhainli wrote:Per the link above, Uniqlo is shown on Level 1 and Level 2. Possible that it could be 2 level store or is that a mistake?acclar11 wrote:https://6437794.fs1.hubspotusercontent- ... evels).pdf
Uniqlo possibly opening next to Mango?
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The one I went to in Denver was 2 floors (if I remember correctly).Proquest20 wrote:I’ve only seen one Uniqlo and it was at Santa Monica place and it was one level.Cmacemm wrote:Every Uniqlo I've been in has been multilevel so I wouldn't doubt this one being 2 as wellmhainli wrote:
Per the link above, Uniqlo is shown on Level 1 and Level 2. Possible that it could be 2 level store or is that a mistake?
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American Girl closes towards the end of this month. Any ideas as to what will replace it? (besides the obvious answer that it stays vacant)
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I hope for Bloomie’s (not Bloomingdales), the Webster, an Eataly-type concept, or a boutique hotel.acclar11 wrote:American Girl closes towards the end of this month. Any ideas as to what will replace it? (besides the obvious answer that it stays vacant)
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H&M has temporarily closed for the H&M Home expansion, currently making the nearest location the Willow Bend store.
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I didn't even know where to put this, but since Uniqlo was being discussed for Galleria after appearing on a leasing plan, it seems they've announced Arlington first at the Parks at Arlington Mall:
https://www.dallasnews.com/business/ret ... gton-mall/
The article says it will be "one of the first" Uniqlo locations in Texas, mentioning that one will also be opening at Memorial City Mall in Houston.
The article states construction of the Arlington store will start in June and end in December 2024.
It would be nice if they announce Dallas Galleria as the first Texas store, and construction wraps up before the other 2.
https://www.dallasnews.com/business/ret ... gton-mall/
The article says it will be "one of the first" Uniqlo locations in Texas, mentioning that one will also be opening at Memorial City Mall in Houston.
The article states construction of the Arlington store will start in June and end in December 2024.
It would be nice if they announce Dallas Galleria as the first Texas store, and construction wraps up before the other 2.
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About time Arlington gains some momentum in the shopping scene! With the stadiums, theme parks, and hotels there, I've always expected better to come.Matt777 wrote:I didn't even know where to put this, but since Uniqlo was being discussed for Galleria after appearing on a leasing plan, it seems they've announced Arlington first at the Parks at Arlington Mall:
https://www.dallasnews.com/business/ret ... gton-mall/
The article says it will be "one of the first" Uniqlo locations in Texas, mentioning that one will also be opening at Memorial City Mall in Houston.
The article states construction of the Arlington store will start in June and end in December 2024.
It would be nice if they announce Dallas Galleria as the first Texas store, and construction wraps up before the other 2.
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Great find. So almost 20k of space? That’s a large store. Does
Anyone know if the location is fully on one level?
Anyone know if the location is fully on one level?