Inland Center

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Inland Center is a shopping mall located in San Bernardino, California. The mall is currently anchored by Gottschalks, Macy's and Sears.

Contents 1 History 2 Recent Construction 3 Anchors 4 External links 5 References

[edit] History

Originally constructed in 1966, Inland Center was built on top of the former Urbita Springs area^[1]. The mall started off with three anchor buildings, and featured a large cement vault in the center of the mall serving it's main entrance. Since 1986, the Robinsons-May company constructed the fourth anchor building in Inland Center's former Main entrance, along with a 4 story parking structure. Lots adjacent to the Parking Structure and most of the Western parking areas of the center are being taken and used in the recent I-215 expansion project under way from SANBAG and CalTrans^[2].

[edit] Recent Construction

In 2006, the original Macy's store which occupied a dated The Broadway location was closed and the more modern 165,000 sq. ft. Robinsons-May was converted to Macy's as part of the Federated Department Stores merger with May Department Stores. Mervyn's is to take over the old 94,011 square ft. building after a renovation project slated to be complete in October 2008 ^[3].

Inland Center is managed by Macerich.

[edit] Anchors

• Gottschalks (204,178 sq. ft.) (Originally May Company California)
• Macy's (165,000 sq. ft.)
• Sears (239,978 sq. ft.)
• Sears Auto Service (24,704 sq. ft.)
• Mervyn's (Under Construction) (94,011 sq. ft.)

[edit] External links

• Inland Center

[edit] References