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Westfield Valencia Town Center Releases Additional Renderings For $20 Million Renovation (VIDEO)

Westfield Valencia Town Center officials released additional renderings Thursday for planned interior renovations at the shopping center.

The renovations are part of a $20 million project to the interior of the shopping center during the first quarter of the year.

Westfield officials say all stores will remain open during the renovations, which are anticipated to be complete before the end of 2019.

Valencia Town Center officials plan to provide renovation progress updates via their Facebook and Instagram social media accounts.

In November 2018, officials announced the alterations to the interior shopping center would include new flooring, lighting, landscaping and furniture throughout, upgraded restrooms and a renovated food court.

Inspired by the elevated ambience at the mall’s outdoor Patios district and along Town Center Drive, the new interior renovation is set to enhance the customer experience, according to officials.

“We are focused on modernizing Valencia Town Center, elevating the destination’s ambience, and providing our visitors a lifestyle experience perfectly attuned to the Santa Clarita Valley mindset,” said Corrine Barchanowicz, senior general manager of the Valencia Town Center. “The new interior renovations will also help bridge our outdoor Patios district with Town Center Drive retail and restaurants to help create a more seamless overall experience.”

The renovation project also includes a new children’s play space and a second family lounge area for families as they move through the center between Town Center Drive and the Patios.

In addition, enhancements to the entry at Town Center Drive are expected to include a new façade and awnings, officials said.

Due to previous exterior alterations – which include patio areas – the property now includes retailers such as Apple, Lululemon, Brighton Collectibles, first-class dining and other notable brands to the Santa Clarita Valley, according to Westfield.

The shopping center has recently introduced new entertainment and dining options, which include the addition of The Canyon – Santa Clarita, The Cheesecake Factory, The Dudes’ Brewing Company and Saddle Ranch Chop House.


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Westfield Valencia Town Center Releases Additional Renderings For $20 Million Renovation (VIDEO)

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  1. AN entire year just to put in tiles and a paint job. Thats pretty long.

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