Pacific Retail Capital Partners (PRCP) and Synergy Construction have officially broken ground on their redevelopment project at Yorktown Center in Lombard, Illinois. The new development will transform the former Carson’s anchor box into a vibrant, mixed-use community. The project includes residential units, retail spaces, and a 1+-acre green park, named The Square, offering a public gathering area surrounded by approximately 600 residential units and shops.
“We are thrilled to break ground at Yorktown, which will feature multifamily buildings and The Square,” said Jonathan Rood, Executive Vice President of Development at PRCP. “We appreciate the Village’s support throughout this process, and we’re confident this redevelopment will serve as a model for future mixed-use projects.”
The first phase, set to complete by Summer 2026, includes demolition of the Carson’s space, construction of residential towers, and the opening of The Square. This redevelopment is part of PRCP’s broader strategy to create thriving, multi-use destinations that adapt to community needs.
High-profile retailers like The Fresh Market, Tapville Social, and Dave & Buster’s have already opened or will soon open at the center, contributing to the area’s growing appeal.
Philip Domenico, Principal at Synergy Construction, highlighted the increasing demand for housing in well-located, mixed-use neighborhoods, saying, “Our Yorktown project will redefine the live, work, and play experience, offering a preferred destination for people of all ages.”
About Pacific Retail Capital Partners
Pacific Retail Capital Partners (PRCP) is a leading retail operating group with over $3 billion in assets, managing shopping centers across the U.S. The company specializes in transforming real estate into high-performing mixed-use destinations.
About Synergy Construction
Synergy Construction, based in Chicago, is a development and construction firm with over $100 million in annual revenues. The firm has completed hundreds of successful projects, including over 1,100 luxury multi-family units.
