The outdoor corridors of The Shops at Wiregrass never felt like a conventional mall, and the next wave of tenants looks designed to prove that further. In mid-April 2026 the 800,000-square-foot open-air center announced nine new retailers and eateries alongside expansions for several existing tenants — moving from a regional shopping draw toward something closer to an upscale lifestyle hub.
The headline name is Lululemon, arriving in Wesley Chapel for the first time after operating only seasonal pop-ups here in past years. Alongside it, confirmed new arrivals include jewelry brand Kendra Scott (targeting a June 2026 opening), hair-styling salon Drybar, and leather-goods retailer Portland Leather Goods. The center’s owner, TriGate Capital, bought Wiregrass for $70.5 million in 2023 and has since described it as the “downtown” of Wesley Chapel.
What this means locally: Wiregrass sits roughly 16 miles north of downtown Tampa on I-75, a corridor that’s been one of the fastest-growing retail axes in the Tampa Bay area for a decade. Lululemon and Kendra Scott are brands more typically found in established shopping nodes along the I-4 corridor — their arrival signals real confidence the local draw extends beyond outlet-style shopping.
Good to know: The Shops at Wiregrass, 28211 Paseo Drive, Wesley Chapel. New tenants are opening in phases starting summer 2026 — check theshopsatwiregrass.com for a current directory.