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Six stores join MarketStreet Lynnfield

MarketStreet Lynnfield, the North Shore's hottest shopping, dining and entertainment destination, welcomed the openings of six new stores and restaurants throughout the month of June. NIKE Running Lynnfield, Wahlburgers, Eddie Bauer, Tobey Grey, Pia, and We R Wireless each opened their doors within the past few weeks. With these six newcomers, MarketStreet Lynnfield now offers a collection of 75 stores and restaurants. Over the next few months, the property will continue to grow with upcoming additions of Lucky Brand, Sweetgreen, Pink Parkway (a Lilly Pulitzer Signature Store), Muse Paint Bar, Gaslight and more. "The mix of great national brands, local boutiques, fabulous restaurants, and social gathering places, along with the vibrant events we create, is truly what sets us apart and makes us a North Shore destination," said Nanci Horn, general manager of MarketStreet Lynnfield. MarketStreet Lynnfield is the North Shore's premium open-air shopping destination spanning 395,000 s/f. Anchored by Whole Foods Market and Kings Bowl America. WS Development develops, owns, manages and leases a portfolio of more than 88 properties totaling over 20 million s/f, with an additional 4 million s/f under development.
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