THE BIGGEST MALLS
More than 460 shopping centers serve the Los Angeles metropolitan area. Forty-six of them are large enough to be considered regional centers (350,000 square feet or more). The 10 largest in Los Angeles County by size:
Market Size in Year Population Square Feet Mall Opened (thousands) (millions) Levels Acres 1. Del Amo Fashion 1961 1,500 2.65 2 145 Center, Torrance 2. Lakewood Center 1951 600 2.49 1 167 Mall, Lakewood 3. Panorama Mall, 1955 500 1.75 1 90 Panorama City 4. Glendale Galleria, 1976 400 1.50 3 34 Glendale 5. Los Cerritos 1971 500 1.32 1 95 Center, Cerritos 6. Northridge Fashion 1971 975 1.25 2 72 Center, Northridge 7. Fallbrook Mall, 1964 500 1.25 1 73 Canoga Park 8. Puente Hills 1974 248 1.20 2 95 Mall, Industry 9. West Covina Fashion 1975 1,000 1.09 2 64 Center, West Covina 10. Topanga Plaza, 1964 321 1.09 2 100 Canoga Park
No. of Parking Mall Stores Spaces 1. Del Amo Fashion 367 12,000 Center, Torrance 2. Lakewood Center 235 12,000 Mall, Lakewood 3. Panorama Mall, 66 9,000 Panorama City 4. Glendale Galleria, 242 6,220 Glendale 5. Los Cerritos 155 6,630 Center, Cerritos 6. Northridge Fashion 151 6,760 Center, Northridge 7. Fallbrook Mall, 175 5,800 Canoga Park 8. Puente Hills 184 6,483 Mall, Industry 9. West Covina Fashion 150 5,150 Center, West Covina 10. Topanga Plaza, 154 5,380 Canoga Park
Source: International Council of Shopping Centers
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