Wayfair plans a store
in Cherry Hill
Wayfair plans an 86,000-square-foot store at Market Place at Garden State Park in Cherry Hill, expected to open in late 2028.
- Wayfair plans a single-level store at Market Place at Garden State Park, expected to open in late 2028
- Along with shopping in person, the store will offer free design services and help with projects at home
Reported by NJBIZ. Summary in our words.
Wayfair plans to open a store in Cherry Hill at Market Place at Garden State Park, the shopping center with Wegmans, The Home Depot, Best Buy and Dick's Sporting Goods. The single-level store will take about 86,000 square feet and is expected to open in late 2028, according to the company's October 7 announcement.
Along with shopping in person, the store will offer free design services and help with projects at home. Wayfair opened its first physical store in May 2024 in Wilmette, Illinois, and announced in June that its first New Jersey store is planned for Princeton. Cherry Hill would be its second.
Garden State Park holds about 1.2 million square feet of shops and restaurants, next to townhomes, apartments and condominiums.
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