Layton Hills Mall

Dillard’s, JCPenney, and Macy’s anchoring Layton Hills Mall in Layton, Utah, at Layton Hills Drive and Highway 193 in Davis County, give the 750,000 square foot regional mall a three-anchor comparison-shopping platform for the Layton, Kaysville, Clearfield, and Davis County household whose Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints cultural composition and Davis County manufacturing, aerospace, and military employment base give the Wasatch Front regional consumer a commercial profile the Layton Hills tenant mix reflects with a specific Utah commercial identity. Downeast, the Orem, Utah-founded modest fashion and lifestyle apparel brand whose clothing line serves the LDS community’s modest dress culture, gives the property a Utah-specific fashion identity the Davis County household treats as a native commercial expression. Mountainland Clothing Co. gives the property a locally-owned Utah fashion identity.

Mrs. Cavanaugh’s Candies, the North Salt Lake-founded Utah artisan chocolate and confectionery brand, gives the property a Utah-specific specialty food floor. American Rock Shop, whose rock, mineral, fossil, and gemstone retail reflects the Utah geological heritage, gives the property a science and natural history identity. Eborn Books, the Utah-area independent bookstore, gives the property a community books and media retail identity.

American Eagle, Aeropostale, Buckle, Hollister, Hot Topic, Journeys, Maurices, PacSun, Vans, and Victoria’s Secret cover the accessible fashion floor. Dick’s Sporting Goods, Foot Locker, Pro Image Sports, and Zumiez give the property a sporting goods and licensed sports merchandise floor. James Avery Artisan Jewelry, Kay Jewelers, and Morgan Jewelers serve the jewelry and gifting floor. Plato’s Closet serves the sustainable pre-owned fashion category. The property’s commercial role in Davis County is the Layton Wasatch Front regional mall: a three-anchor format whose Downeast LDS modest fashion identity, Mrs. Cavanaugh’s Utah confectionery heritage, and American Rock Shop geological culture serve the Davis County household as the primary enclosed retail destination north of Salt Lake City on the Wasatch Front corridor.