MajorMajor ShoppingShopping CentersCenters inin SoutheastSoutheast MichiganMichigan AreAre aa SubstantialSubstantial ContributorContributor toto Michigan'sMichigan's Billion-DollarBillion-Dollar RetailRetail IndustryIndustry
According to the Michigan Retailer's Association and the National type of center, with a total of 30.1 million square feet. Oakland Retail Federation, retail (the total value of goods and services) County led the region in total shopping-center floorspace with was a $115 billion industry for Michigan in 1999. In 2000, retail 35.7 million square feet, while Wayne County had the largest total sales increased 6.3 percent over 1999, and are expected to increase number of centers with 200. Macomb County was third in the another three percent in 2001, a favorable number in lieu of a region in both categories with 19 million square feet and 115 somewhat sluggish economy. People are still buying goods, and centers. the 612 major shopping centers in the Southeast Michigan region are a significant contributor to the retail industry. Centers are built where the shoppers are. The map illustrates that most centers are located where the population density is the greatest. The 612 major shopping centers total 104.7 million square feet So while Oakland and Wayne Counties, which total over three of floorspace in the region. The 1990s were a construction boom million residents, expectedly had the most centers and square feet for shopping centers, with 178 centers and larger stand-alone stores of floorspace, new stores, centers, and malls are now being constructed. In terms of total floorspace, the community shopping constructed in the outlying counties as their populations continue center (size range 100,000 to 299,999 sq. ft.) was the dominant to grow.
About the Major Shopping Centers in Southeast Michigan map Data for this map were compiled from various sources including: center" is a physical location where a customer goes to purchase SEMCOG's nonresidential development monitoring database; goods; 2) the center is 30,000 square feet or larger; 3) the center local government planning/building departments; Web sites of was built as of June 30, 2001. Shopping centers range in type chain stores, area malls, leasing agents, or owners; and countless from the local grocery store down the street, to the new home hours of fieldwork. The map and accompanying data do not improvement store, to the major mall in your area. include certain types of retail centers such as restaurants, car dealerships, downtown shopping areas, and stores/strip malls Major Shopping Centers in Southeast Michigan is the third map in under 30,000 square feet in total floorspace. the Economic Activity Map series published by SEMCOG, the Southeast Michigan Council of Governments. The previous two Shopping centers included in this map are defined and coded maps in this series, Foreign Investment in Southeast Michigan and SEMCOG PRESORT strictly by total square footage or floorspace of the entire building. Medical Facilities in Southeast Michigan, are available by calling STANDARD A classification scheme based on size was created by SEMCOG SEMCOG Information Services, (313) 961-4266. Southeast Michigan Council of Governments U.S. Postage 535 Griswold, Suite 300 to organize and display the data and should not be compared to PAID SEMCOG is a regional planning partnership serving 4.9 million Detroit, MI 48226 Detroit, MI other classification systems used by the retail industry. Major Permit No. 3981 shopping centers defined for use in the map are: 1) "shopping people in the seven-county region of Southeast Michigan.
Shopping Centers by Retail Classification Retail Classification Size Range (square feet of floorspace) Number of Centers Total Floorspace (square feet) Super-Regional Shopping Center 750,000 and above 21 25,453,787 Regional Shopping Center 300,000 to 749,999 sq. ft. 43 17,538,039 Community Shopping Center 100,000 to 299,999 sq. ft. 188 30,069,897 Neighborhood Shopping Center 30,000 to 99,999 sq. ft. 219 14,670,817 Single Stand-Alone Retail Bldg. 30,000 and above 141 16,976,611 Total 612 104,709,151 Shopping Centers by Decade Decade/Year Built Number of Centers Total Floorspace (in square feet) 2000s (thru June 30, 2001) 42 6,513,698 1990s 178 27,453,151 1980s 128 18,996,685 1970s 103 19,901,857 1960s 72 16,698,895 1950s 40 10,424,463 before 1950 3 664,840 year built unknown 46 4,055,562 Total 612 104,709,151 Note: Shopping Centers listed by original year built. For additions to existing centers, new square footage was added to original shopping center floorspace and ranked accordingly, but year built was not changed. MajorMajor ShoppingShopping CentersCenters inin SoutheastSoutheast MichiganMichigan AreAre aa SubstantialSubstantial ContributorContributor toto Michigan'sMichigan's Billion-DollarBillion-Dollar RetailRetail IndustryIndustry
According to the Michigan Retailer's Association and the National type of center, with a total of 30.1 million square feet. Oakland Retail Federation, retail (the total value of goods and services) County led the region in total shopping-center floorspace with was a $115 billion industry for Michigan in 1999. In 2000, retail 35.7 million square feet, while Wayne County had the largest total sales increased 6.3 percent over 1999, and are expected to increase number of centers with 200. Macomb County was third in the another three percent in 2001, a favorable number in lieu of a region in both categories with 19 million square feet and 115 somewhat sluggish economy. People are still buying goods, and centers. the 612 major shopping centers in the Southeast Michigan region are a significant contributor to the retail industry. Centers are built where the shoppers are. The map illustrates that most centers are located where the population density is the greatest. The 612 major shopping centers total 104.7 million square feet So while Oakland and Wayne Counties, which total over three of floorspace in the region. The 1990s were a construction boom million residents, expectedly had the most centers and square feet for shopping centers, with 178 centers and larger stand-alone stores of floorspace, new stores, centers, and malls are now being constructed. In terms of total floorspace, the community shopping constructed in the outlying counties as their populations continue center (size range 100,000 to 299,999 sq. ft.) was the dominant to grow.
About the Major Shopping Centers in Southeast Michigan map Data for this map were compiled from various sources including: center" is a physical location where a customer goes to purchase SEMCOG's nonresidential development monitoring database; goods; 2) the center is 30,000 square feet or larger; 3) the center local government planning/building departments; Web sites of was built as of June 30, 2001. Shopping centers range in type chain stores, area malls, leasing agents, or owners; and countless from the local grocery store down the street, to the new home hours of fieldwork. The map and accompanying data do not improvement store, to the major mall in your area. include certain types of retail centers such as restaurants, car dealerships, downtown shopping areas, and stores/strip malls Major Shopping Centers in Southeast Michigan is the third map in under 30,000 square feet in total floorspace. the Economic Activity Map series published by SEMCOG, the Southeast Michigan Council of Governments. The previous two Shopping centers included in this map are defined and coded maps in this series, Foreign Investment in Southeast Michigan and SEMCOG PRESORT strictly by total square footage or floorspace of the entire building. Medical Facilities in Southeast Michigan, are available by calling STANDARD A classification scheme based on size was created by SEMCOG SEMCOG Information Services, (313) 961-4266. Southeast Michigan Council of Governments U.S. Postage 535 Griswold, Suite 300 to organize and display the data and should not be compared to PAID SEMCOG is a regional planning partnership serving 4.9 million Detroit, MI 48226 Detroit, MI other classification systems used by the retail industry. Major Permit No. 3981 shopping centers defined for use in the map are: 1) "shopping people in the seven-county region of Southeast Michigan.
Shopping Centers by Retail Classification Retail Classification Size Range (square feet of floorspace) Number of Centers Total Floorspace (square feet) Super-Regional Shopping Center 750,000 and above 21 25,453,787 Regional Shopping Center 300,000 to 749,999 sq. ft. 43 17,538,039 Community Shopping Center 100,000 to 299,999 sq. ft. 188 30,069,897 Neighborhood Shopping Center 30,000 to 99,999 sq. ft. 219 14,670,817 Single Stand-Alone Retail Bldg. 30,000 and above 141 16,976,611 Total 612 104,709,151 Shopping Centers by Decade Decade/Year Built Number of Centers Total Floorspace (in square feet) 2000s (thru June 30, 2001) 42 6,513,698 1990s 178 27,453,151 1980s 128 18,996,685 1970s 103 19,901,857 1960s 72 16,698,895 1950s 40 10,424,463 before 1950 3 664,840 year built unknown 46 4,055,562 Total 612 104,709,151 Note: Shopping Centers listed by original year built. For additions to existing centers, new square footage was added to original shopping center floorspace and ranked accordingly, but year built was not changed. YALE LYNN GREENWOOD GRANT BURTCHVILLE MajorMajor ShoppingShopping CentersCenters BROCKWAY Shopping Centers by County MUSSEY (Number of Centers) in Southeast Michigan EMMETT KENOCKEE CLYDE FORT GRATIOT in Southeast Michigan Capac
69 Emmett Oakland (192) 35,701,393
69 PORT PORT HURON HURON RILEY KIMBALL SARNIA BERLIN WALES Wayne (200) 34,113,090
ST. CLAIR MARYSVILLE MACOMB MEMPHIS Macomb (115) 19,038,550 Leonard Ortonville ARMADA OXFORD ADDISON BRUCE RICHMOND COLUMBUS ST. CLAIR HOLLY GROVELAND BRANDON Armada 53 Oxford 94 ST. CLAIR Washtenaw (49) 7,613,064 75 RICHMOND Holly Romeo Lake Orion
INDEPENDENCE OAKLAND WASHINGTON RAY LENOX CASCO CHINA St. Clair (22) CONWAY COHOCTAH DEERFIELD TYRONE ROSE SPRINGFIELD ORION 3,496,076
ST. CLAIR
23 CLARKSTON MACOMB EAST CHINA New Haven 75 LAKE AUBURN MARINE CITY Livingston (20) 2,899,914 ANGELUS HILLS 94 IRA Fowlerville ROCHESTER NEW BALTIMORE SHELBY MACOMB COTTRELLVILLE 96 HIGHLAND WHITE LAKE CHESTERFIELD HOWELL OCEOLA HARTLAND PONTIAC ROCHESTER HANDY WATERFORD HILLS 59 59 Monroe (14) 1,847,064
MACOMB CLAY
OAKLAND HOWELL SYLVAN LAKE UTICA 59 KEEGO HARBOR ALGONAC 75 BLOOMFIELD CLAY 0 5,000,000 10,000,000 15,000,000 20,000,000 25,000,000 30,000,000 35,000,000 40,000,000 Milford MT. CLEMENS COMMERCE ORCHARD LAKE TROY STERLING IOSCO MARION GENOA BLOOMFIELD HEIGHTS CLAY BRIGHTON HILLS HARRISON MILFORD WEST Floorspace in square feet Wolverine Lake BLOOMFIELD CLINTON BIRMINGHAM
OAKLAND Bingham
LIVINGSTON WALLED Farms FRASER BRIGHTON LAKE CLAWSON Franklin 96 WIXOM Beverly Hills ROYAL MADISON HTS. OAK ROSEVILLE LATHRUP WARREN UNADILLA PUTNAM HAMBURG GREEN OAK LYON 696 BERKLEY FARMINGTON VILLAGE696 NOVI HILLS SOUTHFIELD HUNTINGTON WDS. 696 ST. CLAIR SHORES Pinckney CENTER LINE FARMINGTON HAZEL PARK SOUTH LYON 5 OAK PK. EASTPOINTE LIVINGSTON OAKLAND FERNDALE MACOMB WASHTENAW NORTHVILLE WAYNE ROYAL OAK PLEASANT RDG. HARPER WDS. GROSSE PT. WOODS. Grosse Pt. Shores NORTHVILLE LIVONIA 94 DETROIT LYNDON DEXTER WEBSTER NORTHFIELD SALEM HIGHLAND PARK GROSSE PT. FARMS REDFORD HAMTRAMCK 96 GROSSE PT. 23 PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH 275 DETROIT 96 GROSSE PT. PARK Chelsea Dexter ANN ARBOR WESTLAND Barton Hills DEARBORN HTS. 14 94 Top 25 Shopping Centers by Total Size SUPERIOR 94 CANTON GARDEN CITY SYLVAN LIMA SCIO DEARBORN 75 Rank Name of Community Total Gross Leasable Anchor/Major Stores INKSTER Shopping Center Square Feet 1 Area (GLA) 2 ANN ARBOR WAYN MELVINDALE
WAYNE RIVER ROUGE YPSILANTI 94 WASHTENAW ECORSE 1 Northland Center Southfield 2,201,064 not available Marshall Field’s/Target/T.J. Maxx ALLEN PK. VAN BUREN LINCOLN PK. SHARON FREEDOM LODI ROMULUS 2 Great Lakes Crossing Mall Auburn Hills 1,790,000 1,385,000 Bed, Bath & Beyond/Marshalls/Neiman Marcus Last Call PITTSFIELD 94 TAYLOR YPSILANTI WYANDOTTE 3 Lakeside Mall Sterling Heights 1,550,000 1,469,000 JC Penney/Lord & Taylor/Marshall Field’s/Sears BELLEVILLE 23 SOUTHGATE 4 The Somerset Collection Troy 1,544,600 1,444,000 Marshall Field’s/Neiman Marcus/Nordstrom/Saks Fifth Avenue RIVERVIEW Manchester SALINE BROWNSTOWN 5 Fairlane Town Center Dearborn 1,525,000 1,400,000 JC Penney/Lord & Taylor/Marshall Field’s/Saks Fifth Avenue/Sears 6 Oakland Mall Troy 1,500,000 not available JC Penney/Marshall Field’s/Sears MANCHESTER BRIDGEWATER SALINE YORK AUGUSTA SUMPTER HURON 75 TRENTON 7 Summit Place Mall Waterford Twp 1,453,668 not available JC Penney/Kohl’s/Marshall Field’s/Sears GROSSE ILE 275 WOODHAVEN 8 Eastland Center Harper Woods 1,364,020 not available Marshall Field’s/Target WASHTENAW WAYNE FLAT ROCK GIBRALTAR 9Twelve Oaks Mall Novi 1,230,000 1,220,000 JC Penney/Lord & Taylor/Marshall Field’s/Sears MILAN MONROE 10 Westland Mall Westland 1,157,829 not available JC Penney/Kohl’s/Marshall Field’s/Sears ROCKWOOD BROWNSTOWN Carleton 11 Macomb Mall Roseville 1,147,191 950,000 Kohl’s/Sears/Value City MILAN LONDON EXETER S. Rockwood ASH 12 Southland Center Taylor 1,022,292 915,000 JC Penney/Marshall Field’s/Mervyn’s California 13 Livonia Mall Livonia 1,000,000 not available Mervyn’s California/Sears/Value City Maybee BERLIN 14 Wonderland Mall Livonia 1,000,000 not available Office Max/Old Navy/Target
Estral Beach 15 Briarwood Mall Ann Arbor 990,000 985,000 Jacobson’s/JC Penney/Marshall Field’s/Sears FRENCHTOWN DUNDEE Dundee RAISINVILLE 16 Birchwood Mall Fort Gratiot Twp 921,000 840,000 JC Penney/Marshall Field’s/Sears/Target 17 Fairlane North Dearborn 888,663 888,663 Super Kmart Center/The Home Depot/Value City Furniture
23 18 Laurel Park Place Livonia 870,000 not available Jacobson’s/Parisian PETERSBURG MONROE 19 Arborland Shopping Center Ann Arbor 799,490 799,490 Bed, Bath & Beyond/Hiller’s Market/Marshalls/Old Navy/Toys ‘R’ Us MONROE MONROE FRENCHTOWN 20 West Oaks I & II Novi 793,938 793,938 Big Kmart/Kids ‘R’ Us/Kohl’s/Marshalls/Toys ‘R’ Us SUMMERFIELD IDA 21 Universal Mall Warren 790,000 752,500 Mervyn’s California/Value City LA SALLE 22 Tel-Twelve Mall Southfield 672,000 650,000 Big Kmart/Media Play/Office Depot 75 23 The Auburn Mile Auburn Hills 650,000 650,000 Best Buy/Costco/Meijer/Target LUNA 24 Lincoln Park Shopping Center Lincoln Park 643,000 643,000 Dunham’s Sports/F & M/Old Navy/Sears PIER 25 Hampton Village Center Rochester Hills 550,000 550,000 Dunham’s Sports/Kohl’s/Office Max/Target/T.J. Maxx WHITEFORD BEDFORD ERIE
1 Centers ranked by total size of building according to SEMCOG data files. Data derived from SEMCOG’s nonresidential development monitoring program; square footage listed was received from community building/planning departments using their original project files.
2 Gross leasable area is the total floor area designed for tenant occupancy and exclusive use or all the area for which tenants pay rent. GLA square footage derived from contacts with shopping center or leasing agent via Web site or phone.