Seattle & Northwest + Pacific Northwest + Retail | May 15, 2023

Wood Investments Attracts National Tenants to Idaho Retail Center

Wood Investments Companies, Inc. has added new tenants at Canyon Park West shopping center in Twin Falls, ID, where the tenant roster already includes Dick’s Sporting Goods, Ross Dress for Less, Petco, ULTA Beauty and Old Navy. New tenants Ashley HomeStore and Carter’s are open, while Natural Grocers will open in the fall of 2023, in the former Bed Bath & Beyond building next to Dick’s Sporting Goods.

Natural Grocers signed a 10-year lease to occupy approximately 20,000 square feet. Ashley HomeStore signed a 15-year lease and opened an 18,000-square-foot store on April 1, 2023. Carter’s baby and kids clothing store signed a 10-year lease and opened a 4,804-square-foot store in the fall of 2022.

The Cushman & Wakefield retail brokerage team based in Boise comprising of Andrea Nilson, LeAnn Hume, Travis Dunn and Julie Kissler represents Wood Investments in Twin Falls and the Boise market.

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