Everett Mall Is Being Reimagined

What “The Hub @ Everett” Means for the Area It’s hard to remember Everett Mall when it was in its prime and we all remember a day full of shopping and dining inside its enclosed mall. Now, with shifts in the way that we consume shopping and dining, enclosed mall models are failing all over the country. But this doesn’t have to mean that the space goes unused and abandoned. Rather, the property is being reimagined and redesigned in to The Hub @ Everett a lifestyle center designed for experiencing life outside of the confines of the typical mall format. Owned by Brixton Capital, The Hub is a large redevelopment that’s turning what used to be the stale and tired mall into an outdoor lifestyle center with open-air shops, stores and restaurants, and a truly walkable street through the middle of the property. 

The focal point is set to be the three-story Topgolf driving range, positioned as an anchor to the property located near the southeast corner of the mall. The redevelopment is also paired with a transit integration strategy that will re-open the Everett Transit Mall Station in Feb 2026, rebuilt and repositioned in the newly expanded footprint of the property. What’s This Mean For Local Homeowners? This changes the way the mall will be experienced  and this experience is the backbone of “Placemaking.” Your community’s “living room.” This is a huge win for real estate values and something to get very excited about, especially for homeowners very close to the mall property. 

Real Estate Insights: The Topgolf Effect: These anchors bring a ton of visibility and awareness for the property and location. We should expect a “pull” effect on the region’s housing prices, especially from homes nearest to The Hub @ Everett. Walkability = Value: Many home buyers and sellers alike are beginning to value 15 minute cities where residents can easily access a wide variety of dining, entertainment, and shopping while also having easy access to transit. 

Economic Catalyst: Even though the anchors like Trader Joe’s and HomeGoods have recently relocated, we are already seeing a “clustering effect” with strong retail options. These stores draw in other successful businesses which are in turn bolstering the surrounding neighborhoods to long-term success. Everett is on the cusp of amazing waterfront and mall redevelopments. These create a community-focused, exciting environment for residents, visitors, and for real estate growth. 

⚡ The Perfect Timing: Everett Transit Mall Station Reopens

As your "Real Estate Bestie" tracking the rapid growth in Snohomish County, I want to emphasize that the timing for The Hub @ Everett is perfect. This massive redevelopment aligns seamlessly with the recent infrastructure boom in our city, including the grand reopening of the Everett Transit Mall Station right next door in February 2026.

This vital connection ensures that The Hub remains an accessible, transit-oriented destination for everyone in the Puget Sound, directly increasing the desirability and connectivity of the surrounding neighborhoods.

What are your thoughts on these upcoming changes? Let’s chat.

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