Arbor Place

Douglasville, in Douglas County’s commercial arc near Interstate 20 at Thornton Road, places Arbor Place as the primary enclosed regional mall for the west Atlanta suburban and Douglas County exurban consumer who finds the Cumberland-Galleria and Kennesaw Town Center clusters to the north more distant than the I-20 corridor access that Arbor Place provides from the Douglasville, Austell, Villa Rica, and western Douglas County residential base. The 1.16 million square foot property serves that catchment with Belk and Dillard’s as Southern department store anchors, giving the west Atlanta suburban consumer access to the department store chains that the Douglas County and Cobb County household follows for comparison shopping occasions.

Regal Cinemas anchors the entertainment category. One Life Fitness serves the health and wellness visit. Books-A-Million gives the property a books and culture retail presence. Aqua Tots, the children’s swim school whose enclosed mall format gives west Atlanta parents convenient swim lesson scheduling alongside routine shopping visits, adds a service category anchor that confirms the property’s community services role for the Douglas County family household. Armed Forces Recruiting reflects the military-connected population the west Atlanta corridor sustains adjacent to Dobbins Air Reserve Base.

DTLR, the urban athletic footwear and apparel retailer whose store concentration follows the geographic distribution of the African American and Latino consumer across the Southeast, serves the athletic fashion segment alongside JD Sports, Foot Locker, Kids Foot Locker, and Zumiez. Hibbett Sports serves the community sporting goods category. The fashion floor covers Aeropostale, Buckle, Hollister, Hot Topic, Journeys, Old Navy, Rue21, and Victoria’s Secret. The property’s position in the west Atlanta market is the I-20 corridor regional anchor: a format whose Southern department store pairing and community service mix gives the Douglasville and west Douglas County household a retail destination that the newer Atlanta retail corridors to the north and east do not serve at comparable distance.