Tucson: Directory: Shopping Centers

Tucson Malls and Shopping Centers

Shopping centers in Tucson, Arizona are still growing at a steady rate. New expansions to Tucson Mall, the perpetually evolving El Con Mall, and upscale stores now moving into town show Tucson's resiliant economy.

The Tucson valley is now home to more than one million residents. This magic number becomes a target for higher tier merchants who avoid smaller markets.

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Tucson Shopping Centers and Malls

Continental Ranch Shopping Center
7850 N Silverbell Rd

Crossroads Festival Shopping Plaza, Grant and Swan.

El Con Mall,
Broadway/between Alvernon and Country Club, 327-8767

Foothills Mall
7401 N. La Cholla at Ina Rd., 742-7191
Farest northwestside mall with mix of over 80 retail stores, including Macy's, Brookstone, seven restaurants, and a movie cineplex with 15 screens. Website: www.shopfoothillsmall.com

Fourth Avenue area, between 9th Street and University Blvd.

La Encantada
2905 E. Skyline Drive, 299-3556
Northside outdoor specialty shopping center featuring upscale retailers such as Anthropologie, St. John Sport and Cole Haa; outdoor plazas and restaurants. Website: www.westcor.com

La Plaza Shoppes, 6530 E. Tanque Verde

Park Place
5870 E. Broadway, 748-1222
Eastside located mall features Dillards, Macy's, Sears, 160 specialty shops, like Sharper Image, a 20-screen movie theater, and children’s play area.

Plaza Palomino, Corner of Swan and Ft. Lowell Roads

Sixth Street Merchants, 6th St. south of UA campus

St. Philip's Plaza, Corner of Campbell and River Roads

The Plaza/Williams Centre, 5340 E. Broadway Blvd

Tucson Mall
4500 N. Oracle, 293-7330.

Tucson Marana Spectrum
Planning to open 2010. 1.8 million square feet of shopping space, near I-10.

Tucson Spectrum Mall
Southwest corner of I-19 and Irvington Rd. Currently: Home Depot, Target, Office Max, Ross Dress for Less, Food City, Olive Garden, Starbucks, PetSmart, Marshalls and other stores. Coming: Best Buy, 18-screen movie theater (May 2008), J.C. Penny, Lane Bryant, Shoe Pavillion, Sports Authority (Fall 2008). Others to come Old Navy , Bed, Bath & Beyond, Applebee's.

Beauty supplier Sephora opens in the Tucson Spectrum Mall inside JC Penney on October 3, 2008. Sephora offers over 50 brands.