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Falls Church strip mall gets new look

Falls Plaza renamed Birch & Broad

//December 29, 2021//

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Falls Church strip mall gets new look

Falls Church strip mall gets new look

Falls Plaza renamed Birch & Broad

// December 29, 2021//

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The shopping center formerly known as Falls Plaza in Falls Church has a new look and a new name: Birch & Broad.

Renovations are now complete at the 144,000-square-foot strip mall, which is anchored by a Giant Food supermarket. Other tenants include Conte’s Bike Shop, CVS Pharmacy, Plaka Grill, Starbucks, Jersey Mike’s and Road Runner Sports.

Birch & Broad is owned by North Bethesda, Maryland-based Federal Realty Investment Trust. Falls Church contractor L.F. Jennings Inc. oversaw the construction, which started in April. The cost of the renovations was not disclosed. The work includes an updated facade, new signage, decorative lighting and outdoor amenities.

New merchants in the shopping center include Taco Rock, Crumbl Cookies, Bolay Fresh Bold Kitchen and Aqua-Tot Swim Schools.

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