The mall features Boscov's and TJ Maxx as anchors alongside specialty retailers such as Bath and Body Works, and Torrid.

The original architecture was a two-level, dumbbell shaped shopping center with two anchor stores, Connecticut-based G. Fox, which was also owned by The May Company chain, and JCPenney.

[citation needed] A 1993 renovation added a two-level wing anchored by a new Sears department store and included a new food court, creating a T-shaped floor plan.

[4] The new anchor, built opposite Sears, was upscale department store Lord & Taylor, the centerpiece of the $38 million revitalization and expansion plan.

In addition to its new anchor, a multistory parking garage was built adjacent to Sears facing Lewis Avenue.

[10] On January 6, 2020, Macy's, which has much larger outposts in the region, announced a strategy to solely focus on their highest achieving locations, meaning they would be leaving the shopping center.