Indio Planning Commission Approves Redevelopment Design for Former Fashion Mall

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Rendering of Indio Marketplace

The City of Indio Planning Commission recently approved the Design Review Application for the redevelopment of Indio Marketplace (formerly the Indio Fashion Mall). Los Angeles-based retail developer Haagen Company acquired the Indio Marketplace property in February of 2018 and will begin construction on the project later this year.

The 215,000-square-foot enclosed mall will be situated on 17 acres located near the southeast corner of Highway 111 and Monroe Street. Haagen Company plans to redevelop and expand the location into a vibrant retail, entertainment and dining destination attractive to both local residents and tourists.

The redevelopment of the mall includes a complete redesign inside and out with new entries and public spaces. The new design includes 40 retail spaces and a food hall with 10-12 restaurants and an additional retail pad on Highway 111. For more information and to view the proposed design visit https://indiomarketplace.com/new-development/.

“We are very excited about moving forward with the long-awaited redesign of the Mall and would like to thank the City Council, Planning Commissioners and City staff for their support and encouragement. We look forward to sharing this exciting new project with the citizens of Indio and the greater Coachella Valley,” said Alexander Haagen III.

Indio Marketplace and its retailers will remain open for business during construction. The grand re-opening of Indio Marketplace is expected to take place in late 2022.

Haagen Company has been investing in the Coachella Valley since 1987. Their first development in the area was the Empire Polo Club in Indio. The company also has land holdings in Indian Wells, Coachella and Thermal and operates retail properties in Redondo Beach, Harbor City, Highland, Inglewood, Los Angeles, and Beverly Hills, California; and Phoenix and Goodyear, Arizona.