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Fry’s Marketplace breaks ground near Gilbert’s Cooley Station

A rendering of The Post at Cooley Station, which will be anchored by a Fry’s Marketplace. The shopping center is scheduled to open in summer or fall 2020.
/Photo: Courtesy of Evergreen Devco

By Alison Steinbach | Arizona Republic

A new Fry’s Marketplace is coming to Gilbert. Retail developer Evergreen Devco broke ground this week at the Post at Cooley Station, a 172,000 square foot shopping center going in near the ASU Polytechnic campus and Mesa-Gateway Airport.  

The center is being built on 23 acres at the southeast corner of Recker and Williams Field roads. It will contain 23,000 square feet of multi-tenant shop space across three separate buildings.

In addition to Fry’s, AutoZone, Taco Bell and Burger King have signed preleases.

Gilbert Mayor Jenn Daniels said the shopping center will be a great amenity for the fast-growing area and called it a “symbol of the prosperity of Gilbert.”

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