Malls in Charlotte, North Carolina

The following article is a list of shopping malls in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Asian Corner Mall

Originally Tryon Mall, Asian Corner Mall is a collection of Asian specialty shops located in North Charlotte near Sugar Creek. Originally built in the 1960s the mall fell into steep decline by the 1980s and by the early-1990s was virtually in a state of RUiN. In the late '90s the mall was purchased by two sisters and has Undergone a dramatic revitalization.

Carolina Place Mall

See Carolina Place Mall.

Cotswold Village Shops

Locally called Cotswold Mall, is a medium sized mall located in the eponymous area of Charlotte. Originally a suburban mall, Cotswold has since become part of Charlotte's ever expanding core. The mall features several upscale shops.

Eastland Mall

See Eastland Mall (Charlotte, North Carolina).

Freedom Mall

Built in 1964 1 Freedom Mall originally served as the anchor to Charlotte's westside retail scene and, following the closure of WestPark Mall, is the only mall in West Charlotte. Today the mall is actually publicly held in a joint trust between the City of Charlotte and Mecklenburg County. 2 The retail facility is being converted into a facility housing government offices, with very few private retailers remaining as tenants.

NorthPark Mall

NorthPark is the third of Charlotte's three Eastside malls (along with the aforementioned Asian Corner and Eastland). Originally anchored by a Richway (later Target) and Kroger (later Bi-Lo, now relocated to Plaza Rd), the mall has repositioned itself to fit the modest income bracket of its surrounding area by attracting stores such as Big Lots.

Northlake Mall

See Northlake Mall (Charlotte).

SouthPark Mall

See SouthPark Mall (Charlotte, North Carolina).