Southlake Town Square

Shopping area in Southlake, Texas

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Southlake Town Square

Southlake Town Square, September 2010

Location| Southlake, Texas, United States
Coordinates| 32°56′37″N 97°07′51″W﻿ / ﻿32.94362°N 97.13074°W﻿ / 32.94362; -97.13074
Opening date| 1999
Developer| Cooper & Stebbins
Management| RPAI Southwest Management
Owner| RPAI
No. of stores and services| 95+
Total retail floor area| 840,288 sq ft (78,065.3 m2)
Website| www.southlaketownsquare.com

Southlake Town Square is a shopping precinct located in the city of Southlake, in the U.S. state of Texas. Owned and managed by Kite Realty Group.

## History

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The plans to develop open pastures into an upscale downtown for the City of Southlake began in the 1990s. Shortly after plans were approved by the city council, Cooper & Stebbins began developing phase I of the Southlake Town Square master plan. Phase I consisted of 250,000 sq ft (23,000 m2) of the Southlake Town Hall, City of Southlake Public Library, a signature square with extensive landscaping, Rustin Park with a gazebo and pond, four blocks of retail with office overhead, and the only Post Office in the area. In 2006, Cooper & Stebbins opened phase II of Southlake Town Square.

In 2015, Granite Properties got the green light to build a seven-story office building east of North Carroll Boulevard.[1] In 2020, Macy's chose Southlake Town Square to open its first Market by Macy’s.[2]

Christmas Tree-Southlake Town Square

## Description

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Centered on Southlake's Town Hall, Southlake Town Square is incorporating Southlake Town Hall, Southlake Municipal Court, Southlake Public Library, Southlake DPS Headquarters, single-family residential, over 100 stores, 27 eateries, three parks, medical offices, and a Hilton luxury boutique hotel.

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Shopping malls and shopping/entertainment districts in the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex

Dallas County|

| Regional|

* Firewheel Town Center (Garland)
* Galleria Dallas (Dallas)
* Irving Mall (Irving)
* NorthPark Center (Dallas)
* Town East Mall (Mesquite)

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Local|

* Grand Prairie Premium Outlets (Grand Prairie)
* Highland Park Village (Highland Park)
* Hillside Village (Cedar Hill)
* Mockingbird Station (Dallas)
* Prestonwood Town Center (Dallas)
* Southwest Center Mall (Dallas)
* The Shops at Park Lane (Dallas)
* West Village (Dallas)

Tarrant County|

| Mid-Cities|

* Grapevine Mills (Grapevine)
* North East Mall (Hurst)
* Southlake Town Square (Southlake)
* The Parks at Arlington (Arlington)

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Fort Worth|

* Alliance Town Center (Fort Worth)
* Hulen Mall (Fort Worth)
* La Gran Plaza (Fort Worth)
* Montgomery Plaza (Fort Worth)
* Presidio Towne Crossing (Fort Worth)
* Ridgmar Mall (Fort Worth)
* The Shops at Clearfork (Fort Worth)
* Tanger Outlet Center (Fort Worth)
* University Park (Fort Worth)
* West 7th Fort Worth (Fort Worth)

Denton County|

* Golden Triangle Mall (Denton)
* Vista Ridge Mall (Lewisville)

Collin County|

* Allen Premium Outlets (Allen)
* Fairview Town Center (Fairview)
* Stonebriar Centre (Frisco)
* The Shops at Legacy / Legacy West (Plano)
* The Shops at Willow Bend (Plano)

Hunt and Kaufman County|

* Crossroads Mall (Greenville)
* Tanger Outlet Center (Terrell)

Defunct|

* Belz Factory Outlet Mall (Allen)
* Big Town Mall (Mesquite)
* Collin Creek Mall (Plano)
* Forum 303 Mall (Arlington)
* North Hills Mall (North Richland Hills)
* Northtown Mall (Dallas)
* Outlet Mall of America (North Richland Hills)
* Outlet Mall of America (Plano)
* Prestonwood Mall (Dallas)
* Richardson Square Mall (Richardson)
* Seminary South Shopping Center (Fort Worth)
* Six Flags Mall (Arlington)
* Valley View Center (Dallas)

## References

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1. ^ Carlisle, Candace (13 February 2015). "Granite Properties to build new Southlake Town Square office mid-rise". Dallas Business Journal. Retrieved 2022-06-24.
2. ^ "New Macy's concept to make its national debut in Southlake Town Square". Dallas News. 2020-01-31. Retrieved 2022-06-24.

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