Santana Row Incoming Tenants 2020 Press Release_B2C

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Media contact: Brigette O’Donovan (949) 981-2473 brigette@babybirdcommunications.com Santana Row Sets Course Toward the Future of Retail Silicon Valley shopping destination launches into 2020 with a strategic plan and vision SAN JOSE, Calif. – January 06, 2020 – As we enter into a new decade, Santana Row looks toward the future of retail with an action-driven approach and strategic mindset. By intersecting the nation’s most sought-after retail, dining, entertainment, and office tenants all within a livable, walkable community, Santana Row is paving the way for a “new-age” of mixed-use in 2020 and beyond. Retail With a rich history of tenant expansion/remodel projects and exciting new store openings, Santana Row has positioned itself as a leader in evolutionary, experiential retail. For example, Lululemon Santana Row underwent a tech-savvy expansion/remodel in 2018, reopening with the retailer’s first-ever “story arc” fixture and rotating collection of online exclusive gear. An array of the nation’s up-and-coming retailers have also recently made their debut at Santana Row, including luxury men’s fashion brand, SuitSupply and the Instagram-famous, Brandy Melville. Now, in the dawn of a new decade, Santana Row has adopted a consumer-focused strategy to source the next generation of desirable, experiential retail tenants whose products can otherwise only be found online. Tenants like Native Shoes and Fjallraven, or Tea Collection who opened their first US storefronts and first-ever storefront at Santana Row, respectively. Tenants like Warby Parker and Casper, leaders in the direct-to-consumer movement, have also invested in a physical experience at Santana Row. “We will continue to bring exciting and transformative concepts to the neighborhood as we execute our commitment to deliver an elevated and community-focused experience for Silicon Valley locals and visitors,” said Collette Navarrette, West Coast Marketing Director at Federal Realty Investment Trust. “By hand-selecting retailers and vendors who are unique to the “physical” retail market, we’re place-making a destination that is one-of-a-kind, accessible and exciting for brands and consumers alike.” In the changing retail landscape, “storefronts” are becoming “showrooms” for brands to build a meaningful presence and offer unique shopping experiences to guests. From designing a Tesla in the 360° showroom to testing out new b3ta products like the electric skateboard, there’s no shortage of experiences to be had at Santana Row. “We’re bringing the Insta-famous online brands, offline. The brands that people are talking about and want to go experience in a physical sense,” Navarrette said. “We’re delivering these ultra-


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