Community
Community Connection
Pop-Ups 30+
Partnerships 5+
Supported 3+
Our properties are a reflection of our communities. We
achieve this by engaging with residents, partnering with local non-profits, and
amplifying the voices of local artists.
A Place For All Businesses
We activate spaces through short-term specialty retail leasing. We provide a low-risk opportunity for business owners to develop a customer base and prove their concept. The result is a center teeming with life and character.
Specialty Retail
Runaway Bridal
A personalized wedding dress shopping experience.
Apothecary Fairy
Boutique selling botanical soap and skincare made using organic elements, pure essential oils with no synthetic ingredients or preservatives.
Red Hen Createry
Arts and crafts studio for drop in, birthday parties, kids camps, art classes, paint and sip, ladies nights, and group events.
Butterscotch Grove
Bakery offering a rotating selection of gourmet cupcakes, plus cookies filled with frosting.
Supporting Local Charities
Supporting Local Charities
Our centers are a platform to address the needs of our communities. We are proud to partner with local non-profits, including animal rescue shelters, blood clinics, foundations, and local advocacy groups.
A Platform for Local Artists
Honeybee
This piece features lush foliage and bright, colorful oranges that represent the city of Citrus Heights. In addition to the fruit being associated with the city, the color orange itself symbolizes joy, happiness and creativity. The buzzing honeybees represent industry, teamwork, and community.
Articles
Explore the stories below to learn more about the latest activity at Gerrity.
Marin City shopping center signs wave of tenants
The Marin Gateway Shopping Center in Marin City is absorbing a flurry of new businesses.
What’s Going On at Aspen Grove?
Gerrity Group submitted a new Master Development Plan (MDP) for Aspen Grove in May 2022, with a greatly reduced proposal for 481 residential dwelling units and a maximum allowable height of 80 feet. Both the Comprehensive Plan and ULUC were passed following an extensive public engagement process and unanimously approved by the city council, the elected representatives of the citizens.
Council Approves Retail Center Revitalization Plan
The Simi Valley City Council on Feb. 28 unanimously approved a proposed mixed-used development featuring 280 apartments and new commercial space at Santa Susana Plaza.
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