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Shopping mall in Florida, U.S.

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Location	Sarasota, Florida, U.S.
Address	3501 South Tamiami Trail
Opening date	1956
Developer	King and Smith Development
Management	Westfield Group
No. of stores and services	47
No. of anchor tenants	3
Total retail floor area	421,778 square feet
No. of floors	1

Westfield Southgate, formerly Southgate Plaza and South Gate Shopping Plaza, is a shopping mall in Sarasota, Florida. Opened in 1956, it is anchored by Dillard's and Macy's.

History

Southgate Plaza opened in 1956 as a strip mall. It was enclosed in 1988. The original strip included two supermarkets: Publix and Winn Dixie's Kwik Chek, along with a W. T. Grant and Woolworth. J. C. Penney was added as part of a 1961 expansion.

W. T. Grant closed its store in 1976, which was then sold to Burdines. A J. W. Robinson's department store replaced the former J. C. Penney in 1978, after J. C. Penney moved to Sarasota Square Mall (now Westfield Sarasota Square). Robinson's became Maison Blanche in 1987 and Dillard's in 1992. Three years after Robinson's opened, an enclosed wing was added.

In 1994, Publix moved to a larger store across the street. The Publix building became Saks Fifth Avenue in 1996.

Following the opening of Saks, the mall was renovated to include more upscale stores such as Williams-Sonoma, Ann Taylor, and Banana Republic.

Westfield Group bought the mall in 2002, renaming it Westfield Southgate. Burdines became Macy's in 2003.

In 2012, Saks confirmed that it would move to Mall at University Town Center, a new mall being built in Sarasota by Taubman Centers. Dillard's closed their doors at Southgate soon after, consolidating into their newer UTC location nearby. In late 2014, Cobb Theatres announced it would take over the Saks space for a "Cinebistro" concept.

References

v t e Shopping malls in the Tampa Bay area
Operating	Brandon Mall Centro Ybor Citrus Park Town Center Crossings at Siesta Key Countryside Mall Eagle Ridge Mall Gulf View Square International Plaza and Bay Street Largo Mall Lakeland Square Mall Lakeside Village Mall at University Town Center Sarasota Square Mall The Shops at Wiregrass Tampa Premium Outlets Tyrone Square Mall University Mall WestShore Plaza
Defunct	Bayonet Point Mall Brandon Mall Clearwater Mall Cortez Plaza Crossroads Shopping Center DeSoto Square Mall East Lake Square Mall Floriland Mall Gateway Mall Gulf Gate Mall Lakeland Mall (Lake Parker Mall) Main Plaza Pinellas Square (Parkside Mall) Seminole Mall Sunshine Mall Tampa Bay Center Tarpon Mall Winter Haven Mall (Citi Centre Plaza) Winter Park Mall

Westfield Shopping Centers in the United States

California

Northern California	Galleria at Roseville Oakridge Valley Fair
Southern California	Century City Culver City Fashion Square Plaza Bonita Topanga UTC

Illinois

Old Orchard

Maryland

New Jersey

Garden State Plaza

New York

World Trade Center ‡
- Fulton Center ‡

Washington

Southcenter Mall

‡ Managed with no ownership interest. World Trade Center space is owned by the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, and the Fulton Center space is owned by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority.

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