The Collection at RiverPark welcomes several new tenants

OXNARD, Calif. - Aug. 12, 2021 - PRLog -- The Collection at RiverPark is growing once again, with the addition of eight new businesses. This marks a continued trend of success for The Collection, which has celebrated several grand openings in the past year.

New tenants opening soon at The Collection include PizzaMan Dan's, Red Door Escape Room, Bowlero (a 32,000-square-foot venue), King and Queen Cantina, Salons by JC, Keller Williams and Exer Urgent Care.

The Collection also recently welcomed Sunglass Hut, LaserAway, Burnin' Mouth and Don Waffly.

Traci Russell, Senior Leasing Director at CenterCal Properties, attributes much of the shopping center's success to its unique location, atmosphere and blend of tenants. Located right off the freeway with large, easily visible signage, The Collection naturally attracts a wide variety of visitors.

"When potential tenants tour our property, they can tell instantly that we're thriving," Russell said. "There are always plenty of people coming and going, but because of the large, outdoor atmosphere, it never gets unpleasantly crowded. The property is beautiful, and we provide an enjoyable shopping experience with a community feel. Not only are we always attracting new customers, but when people visit, they want to stay a long time and come back again."

The Collection also offers a balance of tenants that support each other's success and provide something for every daily need.

"The name says it all," Russell said. "It is a true collection — we have something here for everyone. There's a complementary balance of well-known chains and small boutiques, offering both a national experience and a local vibe. Our tenants are well suited to our visitors' needs, offering the right products and services at the right price points."

Even during the pandemic, The Collection continued to grow due to its open-air environment, ample parking throughout the center to support curbside pickup and the exceptional service The Collection provides for its tenants.

"We worked closely with each of our tenants throughout the pandemic to help them feel comfortable and adapt," Russell said. "It was important that they knew we were on their side and that we empathized with them. They knew we would do everything in our power to support them."

Russell also said closures at regional malls on both sides of The Collection helped to drive traffic during the pandemic. Due to its outdoor atmosphere, The Collection has seen interest from several tenants at local enclosed malls.

Currently, 90% of the available space at The Collection has been leased — and the shopping center already has future deals in the pipeline with two additional restaurants, an entertainment venue, a health and wellness business, and a national jeweler. More details will be announced in the coming months.

For more information, visit http://thecollectionrp.com.