Bradley Paseo Shopping Center
The empty corner lot you see on Bradley Rd & Newport Rd is going to become "Bradley Paseo Shopping Center". At 79,453 sq ft, i...
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The empty corner lot you see on Bradley Rd & Newport Rd is going to become "Bradley Paseo Shopping Center".
At 79,453 sq ft, it's going to offer nine buildings of retail space, including two restaurant pads.
Mark Bishop, of Rancon Real Estate, who's representing the leasing, says they are still in the process of getting all the permits from the county. They don't have a definite date on when this shopping center will open, but he did give me some ballpark projections of beginning grading around 1st quarter of 2008, and getting occupancy by 1st quarter of 2009.
The types of stores we can expect to see Bradley Paseo are those that will offer something unique to consumers in Menifee Valley, aside from "more of the same" that we see at other centers. Mark says they don't want to duplicate the same offerings going in at Countryside Marketplace, and they don't want to offer stuff like liquor stores or tire shops. I mentioned that Big-O Tire was right across street anyways, and he countered that a Goodyear Tire would love to get right on top of them.
He couldn't offer any brand names that they plan to seek out, but he said it would be a mix of national, regional, and local brands. Mark did go on to mention examples of niches they'd like to bring in, like a credit-union, an electronic store, a travel agency, a beauty supply. The two restaurant pads they have they'd like to fill with some kind of "family dining" instead of fast-food.
One of the buildings will be for medical, while another building will be for financial.
Bradley Paseo will also bring in some road improvements. They will add turn lanes at Newport Ave, and the intersection of Bradley and Park Ave will have turn signals. I didn't ask, but I'm sure they'll add sidewalks from Bradley to Park Ave.
Mark also added that the county is requiring them to utilize an "early settler" theme, similar to Countryside Marketplace.
Right now, Rancon Real Estate has an interest-list going for businesses wanting to move into Bradley Paseo. You can contact Mark Bishop at (951) 677-1800 x129, or e-mail at mbishop@rancon.com.
At 79,453 sq ft, it's going to offer nine buildings of retail space, including two restaurant pads.
Mark Bishop, of Rancon Real Estate, who's representing the leasing, says they are still in the process of getting all the permits from the county. They don't have a definite date on when this shopping center will open, but he did give me some ballpark projections of beginning grading around 1st quarter of 2008, and getting occupancy by 1st quarter of 2009.
The types of stores we can expect to see Bradley Paseo are those that will offer something unique to consumers in Menifee Valley, aside from "more of the same" that we see at other centers. Mark says they don't want to duplicate the same offerings going in at Countryside Marketplace, and they don't want to offer stuff like liquor stores or tire shops. I mentioned that Big-O Tire was right across street anyways, and he countered that a Goodyear Tire would love to get right on top of them.
He couldn't offer any brand names that they plan to seek out, but he said it would be a mix of national, regional, and local brands. Mark did go on to mention examples of niches they'd like to bring in, like a credit-union, an electronic store, a travel agency, a beauty supply. The two restaurant pads they have they'd like to fill with some kind of "family dining" instead of fast-food.
One of the buildings will be for medical, while another building will be for financial.
Bradley Paseo will also bring in some road improvements. They will add turn lanes at Newport Ave, and the intersection of Bradley and Park Ave will have turn signals. I didn't ask, but I'm sure they'll add sidewalks from Bradley to Park Ave.
Mark also added that the county is requiring them to utilize an "early settler" theme, similar to Countryside Marketplace.
Right now, Rancon Real Estate has an interest-list going for businesses wanting to move into Bradley Paseo. You can contact Mark Bishop at (951) 677-1800 x129, or e-mail at mbishop@rancon.com.
It looks like they are already planning for fast food restaurants. Look at Pad A and Pad B in the picture and they are designed with drive-thru lanes.
ReplyDeleteQ: What kind of restaurant has a drive-thru lane?
A: Fast food!
I just hope it's not another Jack In The Box.
Good eye Dave. If it's going to have drive-thru, let's hope it's something more on the lines of a Yellow Basket than a Jack or a McD.
ReplyDeleteI think a In and Out would be great!
ReplyDeleteWe have an in-n-out at the Marketplace already. What about Boston Market or Beef Bowl or El Pollo Loco? Isn't there a Steak house thats been trying to get in at that location-Boston Billies? Its nice to see that they will run with the styles the Marketplace has started. So many people are so pleased with the architecture. I know Painted Earth (ceramics) has been trying to set up a shop in Menifee but the Marketplace priced their spaces too high-nice if we got some "things to do" type places like that. A bookstore would be awesome too-
ReplyDeleteHow about getting a Trader Joes out here
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