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. The largest retail complex in the state, it opened in 1988 after more than 20 years of planning, and features 150 stores, with
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),
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(added in 1998) as
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s. The mall also includes the first
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in Idaho. Boise Towne Square is owned by the
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and is located near the junction of Interstate 84 and
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. Brookfield Properties also operates an adjacent strip mall, Boise Towne Plaza, which is anchored by
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. In addition, the mall comprises nine freestanding businesses on its property, including
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.


History


Plans for mall in Boise

The idea for a large regional shopping mall for Boise had been in discussion during the 1960s and 1970s.Boise Redevelopment Agency documents, 1974-1989
The first major proposal came in 1973, when
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developer Harry Daum attempted to purchase land, owned by Larry and Peg Ott, near the intersection of Cole and Franklin Roads in Boise. The Otts responded with a lawsuit to stop Daum from attempting the building a shopping mall on their property. In 1976, the Otts agreed not to protest developer Larry Leasure's efforts to get the shopping center site annexed and zoned for commercial use. In return, they agreed to the let the property be developed as a community shopping center and office buildings, not a regional shopping mall. In 1978, another unsuccessful purchase attempt of the property was led by developer Ernest Hahn. In the early 1980s, various developers proposed ideas for a shopping mall in and around Boise. This began in 1980, with a mall proposed for nearby
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. During the same year, an urban renewal project in downtown Boise was planned to include a large shopping mall with
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(ZCMI) as an anchor store. ZCMI backed out of the downtown project in October 1980, and
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was added in its place in 1981. The city eventually gave up on the idea of downtown shopping mall. In 1982,
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developer John Price proposed another shopping mall near the intersection of Interstate 84 and Cloverdale Road. Department store chains
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, and ZCMI were committed to anchor the new shopping mall. In December 1982, the
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approved a $6 million interchange at Cloverdale Road. Price offered to pay for the interchange, which would have advanced the 1990 completion date to 1985 or 1986. Meanwhile, Boise developer Larry Leasure proposed a shopping mall, named Westpark, at the intersection of Cole and Franklin Roads, but the mall was on hold due to zoning and access problems. Price said he might consider dropping the Cloverdale project if Leasure would agree to sell the Westpark site to him when the issues were resolved. By December 1986, construction began on Boise Towne Square northwest of the intersection of Cole and Franklin Roads, the original site where Harry Daum attempted to build a shopping mall 13 years earlier. Within the next year, it was announced that Sears, JCPenney,
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and The Bon Marché would be the new mall's anchor stores. Sears, JCPenney and The Bon Marché were operating locations in downtown Boise, and the latter two stores were also anchors at the
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in nearby
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, the only mall in the area at the time. After Boise Towne Square opened, Karcher Mall would lose business to Boise Towne Square.


Opening

In September 1988, Sears and JCPenney both began to liquidate their downtown locations in preparation to open in the new mall. At the time JCPenney also liquidated their Karcher Mall location in Nampa and sold the location to
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. The Bon Marché, however, planned to keep its downtown location for at least a year but eventually stayed until the chain's demise in 2005 when the company's name was converted to
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. Macy's operated the downtown location for five more years before closing in 2010 after declining sales. After much anticipation, the mall's first anchors, The Bon Marché and Sears, opened their doors on October 9, 1988 at 10 a.m. Kim Clark, advertising and special events coordinator for The Bon Marché, estimated that 10,000 people from the area would visit the store's grand opening. The mall's third anchor, JCPenney, opened its doors on October 12, the same day JCPenney closed its downtown Boise location, which it had operated since 1932. The mall's formal grand opening occurred on October 19. The mall's grand opening included a ribbon cutting ceremony with then mayor of Boise,
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. The mall's fourth anchor,
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-based
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, opened in February 1989. In September 1989, ZCMI made plans to open two ZCMI II stores in Boise, including a location at Boise Towne Square, but neither were built.


1995–1998 expansions

In November 1995, the mall officially announced plans for a major expansion that would bring a fifth anchor store to the mall. Among the retailers rumored for the fifth anchor spot were
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and ZCMI. Richard Madsen, president of ZCMI, confirmed JP Realty had drawn expansion plans with Dillard's listed as the fifth anchor Despite this, Rex Frazier, president of JP Realty, confirmed the company was talking with Dillard's, but would not confirm any business arrangements. Also in November, The Bon Marché began a two-phase expansion of its store at mall. Phase one of the expansion included renovating a space vacated in December 1994 by Lamonts for Kids; the second phase was a addition. In February 1996, Dillard's was officially confirmed as the mall's fifth and largest anchor store. In addition to the new store, a new addition of new retail space was set to be built south of the new Dillard's store. Three months later, plans for the expansion were put on hold when the mall was sued by The Bon Marché. The Bon claimed the addition of Dillard's is a twofold violation of The Bon's lease, which states that consent is required before physical changes can be made to the mall. The lawsuit was settled in January 1997 and plans for the expansion were approved by the Boise Design Review Committee. Construction on the expansion and the Dillard's store began in June, with Dillard's opening and most of the mall's new stores opening in August 1998. In an interview with the
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, the chairman of JP Realty revealed he hopes to eventually add a sixth anchor tenant and parking garages to mall.


More expansions; closure of theater

During 1999, the mall completed a five-month, $1 million remodel of the food court. In 2001, Loews Cineplex announced the closure of three
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theaters, including the mall's theater. The movie theater, which previously operated as a
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until its 1998 merger with Loews, was opened in 1988. The empty theater was reopened by local movie theater chain, The Reel Theatre, in December 2004. The Reel Theatre shut down the Boise Towne Square location in 2007 after a major renovation of a nearby location. The mall's theater remained vacant until it was demolished in October 2009 for a
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store. The PetSmart store opened in 2010 after relocating from an older location nearby. In 2006, the mall was expanded to add of retail space. The expansion's first new tenants included
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, which relocated from an older location nearby, and
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. The expansion also added
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, which relocated from its 19-year-old Parkcenter Mall location, in October 2007. An interior renovation was completed in October 2008. The 2007 expansion has made Boise Towne Square the largest mall in Idaho, with more than 180 stores.


2008 to present

In August 2008, long-time anchor
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announced it would close its location in the mall in late early November 2008, as part of the company's
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reorganization. A contractor bidding announcement confirmed
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was planning a store at the Boise Towne Square Mall in the former Mervyns building. Construction on the new Kohl's store began March 1 and was completed September 27, 2011. On February 9, 2009, local police were forced to evacuate the mall after several suspicious devices were found, a first for the 20-year-old shopping mall. At least 2,000 customers and employees were in the mall when it was evacuated. Boise police and federal law enforcement located what were discovered to be fake explosives in several different locations in the mall. The mall reopened at its regular time the following day. It was announced in February 2010,
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had chosen the mall for Idaho's first
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location. The new store was opened on September 11, 2010. In January 2011,
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announced it was considering the Boise Towne Square Mall as a location for Idaho's first Nordstrom Rack. On February 16, 2011, Borders Group filed for
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protection and the closure of 200 of its 642 bookstores. The mall's location was not included in the closure list released by the company. The mall's owner has requested to appear in the Borders bankruptcy case, in order to represent their interests. On July 18, 2011, Borders announced it would liquidate and close its remaining 399 stores. The store closed on September 13, 2011. Less than a year later, H&M announced plans to open its first Idaho store in the vacant Borders space. On October 15, 2018, it was announced that Sears would be closing as part of a plan to close 142 stores nationwide. The store closed in January 2019. On January 9, 2025, Kohl's announced it will close its store as part of a plan to close 27 stores nationwide. The store closed on March 29, 2025.


October 2021 shooting

On October 25, 2021, two people were killed and four others, including a Boise Police Department officer, were injured after a shooting occurred in the mall. The gunman, identified as 27-year-old Jacob James Bergquist (born December 1993), a resident from
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and raised in
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, was also injured during an exchange of gunfire with responding officers and taken into custody. He died of self-inflicted gunshot head injuries the next day. Three handguns were found on Bergquist’s person: two
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s (
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&
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) & a .22-caliber Beretta 21A; only the VP9 was used in the shooting. After the shooting, ATF, FBI and the Boise Police Department conducted a search of Bergquist’s home and found four more guns: a
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.22 Magnum revolver, a
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.45-caliber pistol, a Smith & Wesson 5906
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pistol and a
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.45-caliber pistol, according to the ATF report.


Boise Towne Plaza

During late 1997, JP Realty Inc., owner of the mall during the 1990s, began construction on a shopping center in a area adjacent to the mall, called Boise Towne Plaza. The shopping center's initial anchors were
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and
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. An additional anchor,
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, was later added on. A 1999 expansion added
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and
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. Linens 'n Things announced it would liquidate and close its remaining stores in October 2008. On January 16, 2009, it was announced that Circuit City would also liquidate and close remaining stores. On March 31, 2011, Nordstrom confirmed that Idaho's first Nordstrom Rack would open at the former Linens 'n Things building. The store opened on April 12, 2012. On April 12, 2012, at the grand opening of Nordstrom Rack, a mall spokesperson confirmed that retailer
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would open in one half of the former Circuit City building. On April 23, 2012, it was confirmed that restaurant chain
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would open in the remaining space left in the former Circuit City building.


See also

* District 208, formerly Karcher Mall, the Treasure Valley's oldest shopping mall located in Nampa; opened 1965 * Nampa Gateway Center, a
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located in Nampa; opened 2007


References


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