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SHOPPING CENTER INVENTORY Montgomery County, Maryland No SHOPPING CENTER INVENTORY Montgomery County, Maryland No. Name Street City Zip GLA (sq.ft.) Acres Zoning Yr. Opened Center Type 1 1488 Rockville Pike 1488 Rockville Pike Rockville 20852 25044 2.8 RPC 1979 Community 2 1601 E. Gude Dr. 1601 E. Gude Dr. Rockville 20850 13500 2.8 I-1 1973 Neighborhood 3 174 Rollins Ave. 174 Rollins Ave. Rockville 20852 9930 0.63 RPC 1966 Neighborhood 4 270 Center 15770 Shady Grove Rd. Gaithersburg 20877 232731 18.6 MXD 1993 Power Center 5 5541 Nicholson Ln. 5541 Nicholson Ln. Rockville 20852 28080 1 1960 Neighborhood 6 706 Rockville Pike 706 Rockville Pike Rockville 20852 8758 0.73 RPC 1982 Neighborhood 7 798 Rockville Pike 798 Rockville Pike Rockville 20852 8549 0.83 RPC 1979 Neighborhood 8 808 Hungerford Dr. 808 Hungerford Dr. Rockville 20850 8960 0.46 C-2 1967 Neighborhood 9 822 Hungerford Dr. 822 Hungerford Dr. Rockville 20852 18306 1.3 RPC 1986 Neighborhood 10 838 Hungerford Dr. 838 Hungerford Dr. Rockville 20852 9240 0.81 RPC 1976 Neighborhood 11 Air Rights Center 7315 Wisconsin Ave. Bethesda 20814 76346 4.58 CBD-2 1964 Neighborhood 12 Arliss Street Shopping Center 8750 Arliss St. Silver Spring 20910 47838 5.45 C-2 1962 Neighborhood 13 Ashton Village Center 27 Olney-Sandy Spring Rd. Ashton 20861 19800 N/A 1985 Neighborhood 14 Aspen Hill Shopping Center 13515 Connecticut Ave. Wheaton 20906 163335 15.8 C-2 1962 Community 15 Aspen Manor Shopping Center I 13700-13670 Georgia Ave. Silver Spring 20906 41052 5.47 C-1 N/A Neighborhood 16 Aspen Manor Shopping Center II 13623 Georgia Ave. Silver Spring 20902 44928 2.29 C-1 N/A Neighborhood 17 Ben Franklin 306 E. Diamond Ave. Gaithersburg 20877 10000 0.25 C-2 1959 Neighborhood 18 Bethesda Corner 7008-7034 Wisconsin Ave. Bethesda 20815 24088 N/A N/A Community 19 Bethesda Row 4801 Bethesda Ave. Bethesda 20814 258000 1.17 C-2 1975 Community 20 Bethesda Square Shopping Center 7700-7710 Norfolk Ave. Bethesda 20814 14400 0.47 1986 Community 21 Blair Park Plaza 1280 East-West Highway Silver Spring 20910 60000 7.5 CBD-1 1960 Neighborhood 22 Bradley Blvd. Shopping Center 5001 Bradley Blvd. Bethesda 20814 55382 3.13 C-2 1953 Neighborhood 23 Briggs Chaney Plaza 13800 Columbia Pike Silver Spring 20904 194000 18.16 C-2 1983 Community 24 Burgundy Park Center 1300-1348 E. Gude Dr. Rockville 20851 60338 3.5 I-2 1975 Neighborhood 25 Burtonsville Crossing 15791 Columbia Pike Burtonsville 20866 129746 13.34 C-1 1989 Community 26 Burtonsville Shopping Center 15600-15628 Old Columbia Pike Burtonsville 20866 49420 6.39 C-2 1965 Neighborhood 27 Cabin John Mall 11325 Seven Locks Rd. Potomac 20854 80206 7.29 C-1 1968 Neighborhood 28 Cabin John Shopping Center 7955 Tuckerman Lane Potomac 20854 139234 16.72 C-1 1967 Community 29 Cannery Shoppes 1 E. Diamond Ave. Gaithersburg 20877 11756 1.05 2000 Neighborhood 30 Central Square Shopping Center 8541 Piney Branch Rd. Silver Spring 20902 37464 2.58 C-1 1976 Neighborhood 31 Chevy Chase Center 35 Wisconsin Circle Chevy Chase 20815 64991 1.46 CBD-1 1955 Neighborhood 32 Chevy Chase Lake Shopping Center 8531-8555, 8510-8550 Conn. Ave. Chevy Chase 20815 64421 1.79 C-1 1951 Neighborhood 33 City Center 587 Hungerford Dr. Rockville 20850 16000 1.33 TCO-2 1974 Community 34 City Place 8661 Colesville Road Silver Spring 20910 275000 2 CBD-2 1992 Regional 35 Clopper's Mill Village Shopping Center 1800 Matney Rd. Germantown 20874 137035 N/A 1995 Community 36 Clovery Center 15509-15535 New Hampshire Ave. Silver Spring 20905 90000 2.7 C-2 1960 Neighborhood 37 Colesville Center 13441-13447 New Hampshire Ave. Silver Spring 20904 85000 6.81 C-1 1978 Neighborhood 38 College Plaza 15100 Frederick Ave. Rockville 20850 109119 9.08 C-2 1972 Community 39 Congressional North 1485 Rockville Pike Rockville 20852 184000 10.59 RPC 1974 Neighborhood 40 Congressional Plaza 1601 Rockville Pike Rockville 20852 351341 22 C-2 1957 Community 41 Congressional South 104 Halpine Rd. Rockville 20852 350000 12.68 RPC 1986 Community 42 Costco-Food Lion Center 821 Russell Ave. Gaithersburg 20877 54000 5.24 1996 Community 43 Courthouse Center 12 N. Washington St. Rockville 20850 37982 1.64 C-2 1953 Neighborhood 44 Damascus Center 9815 Main St. Damascus 20872 139496 15 C-2 1972 Neighborhood 45 Dawson Center 1 Dawson Ave. Rockville 20850 5500 0.31 TCO-1 1950 Neighborhood 46 Devlin Center 1500 Rockville Pike Rockville 20852 50739 6.7 RPC 1979 Community 47 Diamond Square Center 46 Bureau Dr. Gaithersburg 20878 76759 12.37 C-2 1977 Neighborhood 48 Dieners Center 1616 Rockville Pike Rockville 20852 17431 1.12 RPC 1983 Community 49 Duvall Center 211 N. Frederick Ave. Gaithersburg 20879 18000 0.88 C-1 1970 Neighborhood 50 Edmonston Crossing 1020 Rockville Pike Rockville 20852 35631 2.69 RPC 1980 Neighborhood 51 Federal Plaza Shopping Center 12268 Rockville Pike Rockville 20852 247787 18 C-2 1990 Community 52 Festival at Muddy Branch 203 Muddy Branch Rd. Gaithersburg 20852 188777 25 C-2 1988 Community 53 Firstfield Center 505-533 Quince Orchard Rd. Gaithersburg 20878 22500 2.43 C-2 1978 Neighborhood 54 Flagship Center 12051 Rockville Pike Rockville 20852 354327 39.34 C-2 1962 Community 55 Fliegel Center 109-117 E. Diamond Ave. Gaithersburg 20877 7000 0.55 C-2 1976 Neighborhood 56 Flower Hill Shopping Center 18200 Flower Hill Way Gaithersburg 20879 93840 10.05 PNZ 1987 Neighborhood 57 Fox Chapel Center 19701 N. Frederick Rd. Germantown 20874 115000 7.2 C-1 1988 Neighborhood 58 Freshfields Center 833 Wayne Ave Silver Spring 20910 107743 CBD-1 2000 Neighborhood 59 Friendship Center 5333 Wisconsin Ave. Chevy Chase 20815 120000 N/A 1998 Community 60 Gaither Center 15900 Luanne Dr. Gaithersburg 20877 37520 2.36 I-1 1978 Neighborhood 61 Gaithersburg Square 468-596 Frederick Ave. Gaithersburg 20877 204000 13.2 C-2 1978 Community 62 Gaitherstowne Plaza 206-300 N. Frederick Ave. Gaithersburg 20877 71210 7.13 C-2 1965 Neighborhood 63 Galanis Center 12 E. Diamond Ave. Gaithersburg 20877 13050 1.08 C-2 1973 Neighborhood 64 Gateway Center 811 Russell Ave. Gaithersburg 20877 44307 1.96 1997 Neighborhood 65 Georgetown Square 10400 Old Georgetown Rd. Bethesda 20814 118553 10 C-1 1973 Community 66 Germantown Center 12801 Wisteria Dr. Germantown 20874 27000 2.71 C-3 1991 Neighborhood 67 Germantown Commons Shopping Center 13000 Middlebrook Rd. Germantown 20874 176821 20 T-S 1984 Neighborhood 68 Germantown Square 12605-12627 Wisteria Dr. Germantown 20874 105605 11.1 PD-9 1989 Neighborhood 69 Girard Center 504 E. Diamond Ave. Gaithersburg 20877 20000 N/A N/A Neighborhood 70 Glen Echo Shopping Center 7301-7311 MacArthur Blvd. Bethesda 20816 11450 N/A N/A Neighborhood 71 Glenmont Shopping Center 12345 Georgia Ave. Silver Spring 20906 93000 7.3 C-1 1958 Neighborhood 72 Goshen Crossing Shopping Center 2044 Goshen Rd. Gaithersburg 20879 78456 9.91 T-S 1988 Neighborhood 73 Goshen Plaza 9100-9158 Rothbury Dr. Gaithersburg 20879 45623 4.66 T-S 1989 Neighborhood 74 Granary Row 317 E. Diamond Ave. Gaithersburg 20877 33000 1.5 C-2 1996 Neighborhood 75 Gude Plaza 1300-1338 E. Gude Dr. Rockville 20850 85677 N/A N/A Community 76 Halpine/ Metro Center 1592 Rockville Pike Rockville 20852 77924 7.9 RPC 1975 Community 77 Hampshire Langley Shopping Center 1111 University Blvd East Takoma Park 20912 134425 N/A 1960 Community 78 Hechinger Square Bethesda 7111 Westlake Ter. Bethesda 20817 94557 7.61 C-2 1981 Community 79 Hechinger Station 18501 N. Frederick Ave. Gaithersburg 20789 87019 8.77 C-2 1989 Community 80 High Point Center 26141 Ridge Rd. Damascus 20872 15807 N/A 1995 Neighborhood 81 Hillandale Shopping Center 10113 New Hampshire Ave. Silver Spring 20893 175808 14.4 C-1 1958 Community 82 Hillcrest Convenience Center 18200 Georgia Ave. Olney 20832 16560 N/A 1987 Neighborhood 83 Holbrook Center 409-435 S. Frederick Ave. Gaithersburg 20877 17000 2 C-1 1970 Neighborhood 84 Hudson Trail Center 401-405 N. Frederick Ave. Gaithersburg 20877 29500 2.65 C-1 1993 Neighborhood 85 Kemp Mill Shopping Center 1299 Arcola Ave. Wheaton 20902 79000 6.93 C-1 1970 Neighborhood 86 Kensington Shopping Center 10500 Connecticut Ave. Kensington 20895 41061 1.73 C-2 N/A Neighborhood 87 Kentlands Market Square 629 Center Point Way Gaithersburg 20878 254000 22 1999 Regional 88 Kentlands Square Shopping Center 201 Kentlands Blvd. Gaithersburg 20878 240742 40 MXD 1993 Regional 89 Kenwood Station Shopping Center 5225 River Rd. Bethesda 20817 29742 2.64 C-4 1991 Neighborhood 90 Kimmel Stores 2 N. Washington St. Rockville 20850 40000 1.5 TCO-1 1950 Neighborhood 91 King Farm Village Center Redland Blvd & Thompson Dairy LaRockville 20877 125000 N/A 2000 Neighborhood 92 Kingsview Village Center 18301-18331 Leaman Farm Way Germantown 20874 114000 N/A 2000 Neighborhood 93 Kolb Center 7601 Airpark Rd. Gaithersburg 20879 29905 4.8 I-4 1984 Neighborhood 94 Lakeforest Mall 701 Russell Ave. Gaithersburg 20877 1100000 30.6 C-2 1978 Super Regional 95 Layhill Shopping Center 14304-14450 Layhill Rd. Silver Spring 20906 40000 5.6 C-1 1969 Neighborhood 96 Laytons Village Shopping Center 6820-6860 Olney Laytonsville Rd. Laytonsville 20882 25253 3.83 C-1 1987 Neighborhood 97 Leisureworld Plaza 3801 International Dr. Silver Spring 20906 110530 13.4 PRC 1987 Neighborhood 98 Loehmann's Plaza 5200 Randolph Rd. Rockville 20852 121431 10 C-1 1971 Community 99 Magruder's Corner 101-225 N.
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