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Opened in 2001.
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Center anchors include Barnes & Noble, Bed Bath & Beyond, Old Navy, Babies "R" Us, Nordstrom Rack,
P.F. Chang's China Bistro, Michaels Arts & Crafts and Marshalls.
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375,000-square-foot power center located off Highway 65, directly across from the Galleria at
Roseville regional mall in one of the most dynamic trade areas of the Sacramento region.
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With over 60 active subdivisions and population growth expected to continue at an average of five
percent per year, Creekside Town Center is ideally situated to enjoy Roseville's continued growth.
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Donahue Schriber brought in national retailers like Barnes & Noble, Nordstrom Rack and Old Navy
to appeal to local residents as well as the nearby hotel and business traffic.
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The opening of Creekside was designed to coincide with the opening of the new regional mall, to
maximize the publicity and traffic to the center.
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To establish Creekside's own identity, Donahue Schriber created a food village and community
gathering areas.
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Donahue Schriber also incorporated natural elements into the center's architecture. For example,
the look of the trellis-covered walkway ties in with the creek that runs behind the center.
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Donahue Schriber brought in a mixture of quick-style eateries as well as higher-end restaurants
like the area's first P.F. Chang's, making Creekside a destination for all times of the day.
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100 percent occupancy level.
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Success of the first phase encouraged Donahue Schriber
to build a second phase and enticed tenants to
sign leases for the second phase.
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Outstanding sales have allowed all tenants to hit their projected sales numbers.
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The center's Michaels Arts & Crafts store was #2 in sales in the nation shortly after opening.
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