The 240,000-square-foot retail center is located at 3401 W. Airport Freeway and North Belt Line Road.
IRVING, TX—Irving Towne Center, which opened in 1986, is anchored by Target and features a popular line-up of retailers, services, restaurants and other uses. In addition to Target, the tenant mix includes Tuesday Morning, On The Border, Chili's, Potbelly, Anytime Fitness, Car Toys, Cato and Al's Formal Wear.
Weitzman's management division is planning a major renovation of the 240,000-square-foot retail center located at 3401 W. Airport Freeway (State Highway 183) and North Belt Line Road. The renovation, scheduled for completion in the second half of 2020, will enhance the center's iconic tower, modernize the look and function of the property, and add a number of lifestyle elements.
"Irving Towne Center has long ranked as one of Irving's most popular retail destinations, thanks to its high-traffic location along with the draw of its anchor and mix of national, regional and local favorites," said Jennifer Chandler, asset manager with Weitzman who is responsible for overseeing the project. "The renovation is designed to add modern elements and lifestyle features that will help Irving Towne Center thrive as a destination for the next generations of shoppers."
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