Everett Mall Way Construction Projects Include Chick-Fil-A, Everett Mall Phase One Remake Of Sears Store & More

March 15, 2023

Everett, Everett Economy

There would be a dual drive-thru lane and indoor and outdoor dining space.

All the permits have been pulled and work is starting on the Chik Fil A

Ulta will be moving over to the former Sears building.

An At Home Superstore plans to take up 85,000 square feet of the old Sears space.

The old Bed, Bath and Beyond is being converted into a Home Goods store.

Lots of activity on Everett Mall Way as the Spring construction season gets underway.

We first told you about a Chick-fil-A restaurant coming to the site of a former Bank of America location at West Mall Drive and Everett Mall Way back in November of 2021.

A fence is up around the property and it appears demolition is being started. All of the permits have now been pulled and it looks like the project for a restaurant with 112 indoor seats, 16 outdoor patio seats and a dual-lane drive-thru is now underway. We’ve asked for a timeline and will let you know when we get an answer.
 
The Everett Mall is planning a multi-phase redevelopment with the first action being the remodel of the former Sears store into multiple storefronts. Here’s a recent announcement from Brixton Capital who owns the Everett Mall.

After starting demolition earlier this year, property owner Brixton Capital has signed leases with two major retailers to occupy the former Sears building on the west side of Everett Mall. At Home Stores LLC will make its debut at the mall. Existing tenant ULTA Beauty will also move into the remodeled space.

Brixton Vice President of Leasing Eric Li said, “We’re excited to showcase such popular stores as part of the first phase of our redevelopment of Everett Mall. We are in active lease negotiations with additional anchor and junior anchor tenants which will further enhance the overall shopping experience for the Everett community.”

Upon completion of the redeveloped, one-story building, At Home Stores will occupy approximately 85,000 square feet and ULTA will take 10,000 square feet. The mall is located at 1302 SE Everett Mall Way, Everett, Washington and will be redeveloped in three phases.

City of Everett Economic Development Director Dan Eernissee said, “Now more than ever, people realize the importance of human connection and high-quality gathering spaces. We’re glad to see Everett Mall receiving a makeover that will improve its shopping, entertainment and recreation experiences.”

Brixton purchased Everett Mall in 2017 and has worked closely with the city to identify a redevelopment plan that would create a vibrant retail and entertainment center.
Brixton Capital Vice President Justin Long said, “Everett Mall was last redeveloped in 2004. These new tenants are just the first element of a total makeover of Everett Mall that will make the property more relevant to the tastes of today’s shopper. In addition to replacing the former department store anchors of Sears and Macy’s, we will be adding additional uses and tenants that respond to the community’s needs.”

Mattis Partners represented Brixton Capital in the lease deals. Real Retail represented At Home Stores, and Northwest Retail Partners represented ULTA. Store opening dates are not yet determined. Entitlement and redevelopment work is ongoing. Bayley Construction is the general contractor for the project and MG2 is providing architectural services.

Across the west side of Everett Mall the former Bed, Bath and Beyond store is being re-developed into a Home Goods Store. They’re a direct competitor to At Home so it should give home decor shoppers in Everett, Washington a good variety from which to choose. No word on the opening date for that location. The property where the stores sit in that strip mall is owned by a different corporation than the owner of the Everett Mall.



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