BOZEMAN, Mont. — Gallatin Crossing in Bozeman is continuing its transformation with several national retailers set to open at the shopping center this fall.
Logan Burt, general manager of Gallatin Crossing, said the shopping center has become a strong fit for national retailers looking to enter Bozeman’s growing market.
“It’s just a perfect culmination of what retailers are looking for at the moment and what we call a micro market,” Burt said.
Under Armour is scheduled to open Sept. 18, followed by The North Face in late September or early October. Böhme will also open next to Madewell, according to Burt.
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The new stores are the latest additions to a shopping center that has undergone significant construction and redevelopment in recent years, including the arrival of first-in-the-state retail locations.
Burt said the stores that have already opened are performing well and are helping expand what Gallatin Crossing offers to shoppers from Bozeman and surrounding communities.
“The stores have been performing exceptionally well and it just adds to the depth and the breadth of what we offer here at Gallatin Crossing,” Burt said.
For shoppers who have avoided the area during construction, Burt said the major exterior work is now complete.
“All of the hassle of that active construction is completed, and so it has been a noticeable uptick in foot traffic since then,” Burt said.
Under Armour, The North Face and Böhme are not expected to be the final additions to Gallatin Crossing. Burt said more stores are in the works, although he could not yet share their names.
He did offer one hint, saying another flagship location is planned and “is going to be great for Bozeman.”
The shopping center’s transformation is also expected to continue beyond new store openings. Burt said additional interior upgrades are planned to complement the changes already made to the outside of the property.
“We will be continuing to do some upgrades inside the mall as well to kind of reflect what we’ve done outside,” Burt said.
