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Posted: August 20, 2008
WS Development signs Boston-based Clarks to join Legacy Place
WS Development has signed a lease for Clarks to join Legacy Place. With its US headquarters based in Newton, MA, Clarks is yet another Boston-area company that has chosen to set up shop at Legacy Place.
Opening Summer 2009, Legacy Place is a 675,000 s/f open-air project that is currently under construction. At Legacy Place, Clarks will join a contemporary blend of fashion, restaurants and entertainment tenants.
Whole Foods Market
L.L.Bean
Cinema de Lux
Borders
Kings
Anthropologie
Victoria's Secret/Pink
P.F. Chang's China Bistro
Lucy
Glee
b.good
Banana Republic
Legal Sea Foods
City Sports
Ann Taylor
Limited Too
Thom Brown Shoes
Ruth's Chris Steak House
Gap
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Bath & Body Works
Finale
Lucky Brand Jeans
Gap Kids
Company C
Ann Taylor LOFT
Cold Stone Creamery
Green Tangerine Day Spa & Salon
Daily Grill
Sunglass USA
Urban Outfitters
Stil Hus
Qdoba Mexican Grill
Stride Rite
Gymboree
Levi's
Aquitaine
baby Gap
Free People
H&M
bebe
Magic Beans
The Paper Store
Fossil
Gap Body
Au Bon Pain
lululemon athletica
Yard House
Merrell Shoes & Apparel
ALDO
Claire's
Starbucks
National Amusements headquarters
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