Free People
Free People is a Clothing - Womens concept with 175 stores in 175 shopping centers across 41 states. As of September 27, 2026 they opened 14 and closed 10 locations in the last 12 months, a net change of +4. Typical site: 1,500–6,500 SF. Across their fleet, locations have a median 10-minute drive-time population of 62,050 with a median household income of $107,913 and a median age of 39.
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In 175 properties
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Tigard, OR · Opened ~Aug 2026 · Detected Sep 1
Tigard, OR · Closed ~Jul 2026 · Detected Jul 29
Montclair, NJ · Opened ~Jul 2026 · Detected Jul 28
About Free People
Free People The Global Destination for Creativity, Individualism, and "Bohemian-Modern" Lifestyle Founded in 1970 and a crown jewel of the Urban Outfitters, Inc. (URBN) portfolio, Free People is a premier Lifestyle Specialty Anchor for Tier-1 Regional Malls, High-Street corridors, and high-growth Lifestyle Centers. Entering 2026, the brand is riding significant momentum, reporting record-breaking fiscal results with double-digit revenue growth powered by a robust "DTC-First" model. Under the leadership of Sheila Harrington (Global CEO, Free People Group), the brand is executing a dual-path 2026 expansion strategy deepening its core boutique footprint while aggressively scaling its activewear division, FP Movement. The 2026 store concept is defined by "Experiential Textures"—utilizing hand-carved wood, intricate textile installations, and organic materials to create an inviting, discovery-based environment. For landlords and developers, Free People offers institutional-grade credit and an exceptionally high-value demographic (women aged 18-45) with strong brand loyalty. As a "360-degree lifestyle" brand, Free People serves as a critical foot-traffic driver, increasingly integrating "Community Wellness" activations and in-store events to maintain its position as a cultural touchstone in the premium contemporary market.
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