Former Anchors
- Montgomery Ward 178,000 sq ft (16,500 m2) (opened in August 1978, shuttered in February 2001)
- United Artists 6 (opened in 1977-78, closing date uncertain)
- Nordstrom Rack (opened in 2001-02, closed in 2005, replaced by Barnes & Noble in 2008}
- Dillard's Men (formerly a Stripling & Cox which closed in January 1986, became Dillard's Men, reopened as Nordstrom on March 22, 2001.)
- Dillard's Women (formerly a Leonard's, became Dillard's Women until it was reconstructed into a new Dillard's in 1999)
- Saks Fifth Avenue (opened on September 16, 2001, a week after the 9/11 attacks, the chain shuttered the store on the same date they opened the store at the mall)
- Foley's (moved from vacant North Hills Mall in October 2001, changed to a Macy's on September 9, 2006)
- Leonard's (opened on July 10, 1970, sold to Dillard's in 1974)
- Stripling & Cox (opened in 1971, closed in 1986)
- Shoe Pavilion (closed in 2008, due to the chain's bankruptcy, replaced by DSW Shoe Warehouse in 2012.)
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