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See's Candies

Food Retail (Non-Grocers)·

See's Candies is a Food Retail (Non-Grocers) concept with 258 stores in 255 shopping centers across 15 states. As of September 27, 2026 they opened 1 and closed 8 locations in the last 12 months, a net change of −7. Typical site: 600–2,500 SF. Across their fleet, locations have a median 10-minute drive-time population of 76,363 with a median household income of $101,814 and a median age of 38.


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Tracking · 9 events in last 12 months

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Dates shown here are when each event was detected. Actual event may have occurred up to 30 days earlier. Next digest sends Sunday.

Fairfield, CA · Closed Q1 2026 · Detected Apr 15

Stonewood Center

Downey, CA · Closed Q1 2026 · Detected Apr 15

The Mall of Victor Valley (Victorville, CA)

Victorville, CA · Closed Q4 2025 · Detected Jan 21

+6 more events · 11% openings — 1 new, 8 closures.

About See's Candies

See’s Candies: The Centennial Pillar of American Confectionery and "Quality Without Compromise" Founded in 1921 by Mary See and her son Charles in Los Angeles and headquartered in South San Francisco, See’s Candies is the premier specialty confectionery anchor for Tier-1 Regional Malls, High-Street corridors, and Travel Retail hubs. Owned by Berkshire Hathaway since 1972, See’s enters 2026 celebrating its 105th anniversary under the leadership of CEO Pat Egan. The brand is a master of seasonal retail, operating over 250 permanent shops supplemented by hundreds of Holiday Gifting Centers (pop-ups) during the Q4 peak. The 2026 retail model—defined by its iconic "Checkered White & Black" aesthetic—emphasizes a "Hospitality First" environment where every guest is greeted with a free sample. For landlords and developers, See’s Candies offers unmatched institutional stability backed by Warren Buffett’s portfolio and a multi-generational, loyal customer base that drives high-frequency foot traffic, particularly during "Candy Holidays" like Valentine's Day, Easter, and Christmas.

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