Eastpoint Mall

Eastpoint Mall, formerly Eastpoint Center is a two-level shopping mall 9.2 miles (14.8 km) east of downtown Baltimore, Maryland, between North Point Boulevard, Eastern Avenue and Interstate 695 in Dundalk, a suburb of Baltimore. The mall has four open anchors which are Burlington Coat Factory, DP Home Furnishing, JCPenney and Value City Furniture.
== Power Center ==
The Eastpoint Center opened to the public in 1956, developed by Joseph Meyerhoff, the mall had two original anchors which were Hochschild Kohn's and Hutzler's. Eastpoint was one of Baltimore's premier shopping centers.
== Enclosed Mall ==
In 1972, the Eastpoint Center was fully enclosed and the name was changed to Eastpoint Mall. In 1974, a third anchor was added to the mall which was JCPenney. In 1984, Hutzler's closed down along with Hochschild Kohn's. In 1991, major renovations and expansions occurred at the mall which brought a food court into the former Hutlzer's space, as well as a new anchor being added which was Sears. Later on, Value City and Value City Furniture opened in the former Hochschild Kohn's space. Another anchor was also added to the mall which was Ames. In 2002, Ames closed and was quickly replaced with Steve & Barry's. In 2008, Value City Department Store closed and the space was completely taken over by Value City Furniture. In 2009, Steve & Barry's closed due to going out of business. In 2010, the former Steve & Barry's was split between DSW Shoe Warehouse and Shoppers World. In January 2018, Sears closed down.
Category:Malls in the United States
Category:Malls in Maryland
Category:Malls that opened in 1972
Category:Joseph Meyerhoff
Category:MCB Real Estate
Category:Baltimore Area Malls
Category:Baltimore County, Maryland
Category:Former Hutzler's-anchored Malls
Category:Former Hochschild Kohn's-anchored Malls
Category:Former Steve & Barry's-anchored Malls
Category:Former Ames-anchored Malls
Category:Former Sears-anchored Malls
Category:JCPenney-anchored Malls
Category:Value City Furniture-anchored Malls
Category:Former Value City-anchored Malls