Stony Point Fashion Park

Stony Point Fashion Park
Location	Richmond, Virginia, United States
Opening date	September 18, 2003
Developer	Taubman
Management	Starwood Retail Partners
Owner	Starwood Capital
No. of stores and services	83
No. of anchor tenants	4
No. of floors	1
Website	Stony Point Fashion Park

Stony Point Fashion Park is an upscale outdoor center in Richmond, Virginia that opened in 2003. It is owned by Starwood Capital and managed by Starwood Retail Partners.

Anchor stores include Dick's Sporting Goods, Dillard's, Saks Fifth Avenue and CineBistro.

Stony Point is the only mall in the region that offers a dog-friendly environment along with comfort stations located throughout the center.

Store selections

Stony Point Fashion Park features many unique-to-the-market retailers, such as Anthropologie, BCBGMAXAZRIA, Brighton Collectibles, CineBistro, Cole Haan, L'Occitane en Provence, Coach, Sur La Table, Hugo Boss, Restoration Hardware, Three Dog Bakery, Yves Delorme, Tiffany & Co., along with many others.

Restaurants and dining

The mall also hosts many fast food and sit-down dining options that include P.F. Chang's China Bistro, Brio Tuscan Grille, CineBistro, Fleming's Prime Steakhouse, Chipotle Mexican Grill, Panera Bread, and Les Crepes. The Cheesecake Factory was originally to come to Stony Point, but instead is located at main rival mall Short Pump Town Center.

Rivalry with Short Pump

The mall was the result of a rivalry between mall developer Taubman Centers and ForestCity, both who sought to build a new upscale center in Richmond. The battle was eventually settled in court, which ultimately saw Taubman building Stony Point, and ForestCity building the rival, two-story Short Pump Town Center, which is nearly two times the size of Stony Point. Short Pump broke ground in November 2000, but Stony Point didn't break ground until February 2002. Stony Point finally opened on September 18, 2003, the day Hurricane Isabel made landfall in nearby Outer Banks.

Notable Events

On October 17, 2014, Taubman Centers sold Stony Point, along with 6 other malls, to Starwood Capital. The transaction for all 7 malls was valued at 1.403 billion.^[1]

References

↑ http://www.cpexecutive.com/property-types/hospitality/starwood-closes-acquisition-of-7-malls-from-taubman-for-1-4b/1004105800.html

External links

Official site

Richmond area enclosed malls and major shopping centers

Super-Regional Enclosed Malls	Chesterfield Towne Center Regency Square Virginia Center Commons Southpark Mall

Major Shopping Centers	Short Pump Town Center Stony Point Fashion Park The Shops at Willow Lawn

Shopping malls in Virginia

Hampton Roads	Chesapeake Square City Center at Oyster Point Greenbrier Mall JANAF Shopping Center Military Circle Mall Lynnhaven Mall MacArthur Center Mercury Plaza Mall Newmarket North Mall Patrick Henry Mall Pembroke Mall Peninsula Town Center Tower Mall Waterside Williamsburg Outlet Mall Williamsburg Premium Outlets

Richmond	Chesterfield Towne Center Regency Square Shops at Willow Lawn Short Pump Town Center Southpark Mall Stony Point Fashion Park Virginia Center Commons

Northern Virginia	Ballston Common Mall Central Park Dulles Town Center Eden Center Fair Oaks Mall Fairfax Square Fashion Centre at Pentagon City Landmark Mall Manassas Mall Market Common Clarendon Pentagon Row Potomac Mills Reston Town Center Seven Corners Shopping Center Skyline Mall Spotsylvania Towne Centre Springfield Town Center Tysons Corner Center Tysons Galleria Village at Leesburg Village at Shirlingto

Elsewhere	Apple Blossom Mall Bristol Mall Charlottesville Fashion Square Danville Mall New River Valley Mall River Ridge Mall Staunton Mall Tanglewood Mall Valley Mall Valley View Mall Village of Martinsville Waynesboro Outlet Village

Coordinates: 37°33′01″N 77°34′18″W / 37.550330°N 77.571736°W / 37.550330; -77.571736

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