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Stamford Town Center, an exciting urban marketplace in Fairfield County, Connecticut, serves one of the most affluent suburban markets in the nation.

Location: 100 Greyrock Place
Stamford, Connecticut 06901
Major Tenants: Saks Fifth Avenue: 78,000 square feet
Macy’s: 225,000 square feet
Plaza: 108,000 square feet
Mall Tenant Space: 445,000 square feet
Gross Leasable Area: 768,000 square feet
Parking: 4,000 spaces

Anchored by Saks Fifth Avenue (renovated in 2007), Macy’s, and Connecticut’s largest Barnes & Noble.
The Plaza, the center’s piazza-like setting of signature retail stores and restaurants, opened in 2007 to rave reviews. New offerings include Barnes & Noble, flagship H&M, The Capital Grille, P.F. Chang’s China Bistro, Mitchell’s Fish Market, Kona Grill, California Pizza Kitchen, and Così.
Retailers include Pottery Barn, Talbots, Ann Taylor, Brooks Brothers, Williams-Sonoma, M.A.C, Coach, Gymboree, Apple, Coldwater Creek, Ann Taylor Loft, bebe, abercrombie, Banana Republic, and Abercrombie & Fitch.
New retailers coming to the center are Zara, Ross-Simons, Allen Edmonds, Samsonite Black Label, and a flagship XXI Forever.
The Plaza creates a ceremonial entrance for pedestrian access from the streets of downtown Stamford.
In late 2007, much of the center’s seventh level was transformed; additions include a new food court and a 2,000-square-foot interactive Looney Tunes children’s playscape.
The center offers valet parking services and seven levels of convenient deck parking that deliver shoppers directly to the specialty retailers on all floors.

Trade Area Demographics*: Population: 1,412,106; Households: 524,327; $100K+ Households: 181,257; $150K+ Households: 101,481; Average Household Income: $108,536; Average Age: 39

Located in the downtown Stamford business district, two blocks north of I-95 — New England’s major north-south thoroughfare.
Stamford Station, a five-minute walk from the shopping center, is the third-busiest station in the Metro-North Railroad system, bringing commuters from Manhattan and neighboring suburbs to downtown Stamford.
The city of Stamford has approximately 15 million square feet of occupied office space, with nearly 100,000 employees working within three miles of the center.
Five Fortune 500 corporations — Xerox, Pitney Bowes, Silgan Holdings Inc., Crane, and Citizens Communications — are headquartered in Stamford. Other prominent companies in the area include The Royal Bank of Scotland, General Electric Capital Corporation, Clairol, and UBS Warburg, which operates the world’s largest trading floor and employs more than 1,400 traders and support staff.
More than 21,000 students attend colleges and universities in the Stamford area, including the University of Connecticut, Sacred Heart University, the University of Bridgeport, Fairfield University, and Norwalk Community College.
Stamford’s MSA ranks number one in the United States for both average household income and effective buying income.

To Reach Stamford Town Center from Westchester County Airport: I-684 South to I-287 East to I-95 North. From here, take Exit 8 in Connecticut. Left at Canal Street. Left onto Tresser Boulevard and turn right into the Plaza.
To Reach Stamford Town Center from LaGuardia Airport: Take Grand Central Parkway East to Whitestone Bridge to I-95 North to Exit 8 and follow directions above.
To Reach Stamford Town Center from JFK International Airport: Take Van Wyck Expressway North to Whitestone Bridge to I-95 Northto Exit 8 and follow directions above.

* Sources: 2007 Claritas, Inc.; Shopper Intercept Survey