Redline Mall

Redline Mall is a shopping mall that is located in area 1. The mall is a regional mall that opened in 1975 with anchors Dayton's, JCPenney, Sears, Younkers, Peterson's, and Belk-Stevens. In 1990, Dayton's became Target. In 1997, Belk-Stevens was converted to Parisian. In 2001, Target closed and it was reused as Marshall Field's, then converted to Macy's in 2006. In 2003, Younkers and Von Maur closed, Younkers became Neiman Marcus, while Von Maur was reused as a cheap department store called BlueMercury. In 2007, Parisian was converted to Belk, since Belk chose not to open a Redline Mall location, Parisian closed. In 2008 BlueMercury closed and it became Dillard's. In 2017 Dillard's closed and that space along with the former Parisian space was demolished for a Costco Wholesale, a Redline Superstore, The Cheesecake Factory, and Nordstrom Rack. In 2018, a parking garage became a outlet store for Lord & Taylor. In Feburary 2021, Lord & Taylor Outlet closed because the actual department store went out of business. In April 2022, Sears closed. In September 2022, Neiman Marcus closed. In 2023, Sears will become a new Redline Superstore location, Neiman Marcus will become Dick's Sporting Goods, and the old Redline Superstore and Lord & Taylor Outlet spaces will be demolished for a new 2 level wing that features 2 new anchor stores, area 1's biggest Muffin by bluey store, Primark, and some causal and luxury stores. Redline Mall currently has 93 stores occupied and the mall does have a food court on the 2nd floor.

floors: 2
anchor stores: 5
notable stores: American Eagle Outfitters, Bath and Body Works, Buckle, Chico's, Express Factory, Foot Locker, Gap, H&M, Hot Topic, Sephora, Victoria's Secret, and Zara