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New arrivals on tap at City Center Bishop Ranch

Warby Parker, Kohler among four tenants set to open doors in coming months

View of City Center Bishop Ranch from the shopping center's fourth-floor parking area. (Image courtesy Sunset Development)

City Center Bishop Ranch in San Ramon is set to host four additional new businesses in the coming months, with a series of openings set to begin next month and continue into the fall.

Studio Blanc, Warby Parker, Escapology and Kohler were announced this week as the latest upcoming additions to the growing shopping center and central retail portion of the city that developers and city officials are hoping will serve as San Ramon's first true downtown core.

Studio Blanc is set to open its doors next month, offering 1,022 square feet of top-notch studio space for photography and video production. The studio will aim to partner with companies for marketing and social media projects, as well as being available to rent to the public for production projects.

Later in the spring, Warby Parker is set to begin offering a range of eyeglasses, sunglasses, and contacts, as well as eye exams in a 1,517-square-foot storefront next to the existing Athleta shop.

The Escapology escape room is set to begin operations in a 4,272-square-foot space next to Sandbox VR in the shopping center's upper level this fall, with the City Center storefront anticipated as its East Bay debut.

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Kitchen and bathroom retailer Kohler is also set to mark its entrance into the East Bay this fall in a 4,086-square-foot space aimed at rounding out home offerings at City Center that already include Pottery Barn and West Elm, which the storefront is set to sit in between.

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Jeanita Lyman
Jeanita Lyman joined the Pleasanton Weekly in September 2020 and covers the Danville and San Ramon beat. She studied journalism at Skyline College and Mills College while covering the Peninsula for the San Mateo Daily Journal, after moving back to the area in 2013. Read more >>

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New arrivals on tap at City Center Bishop Ranch

Warby Parker, Kohler among four tenants set to open doors in coming months

by / Danville San Ramon

Uploaded: Tue, Mar 7, 2023, 9:37 pm

City Center Bishop Ranch in San Ramon is set to host four additional new businesses in the coming months, with a series of openings set to begin next month and continue into the fall.

Studio Blanc, Warby Parker, Escapology and Kohler were announced this week as the latest upcoming additions to the growing shopping center and central retail portion of the city that developers and city officials are hoping will serve as San Ramon's first true downtown core.

Studio Blanc is set to open its doors next month, offering 1,022 square feet of top-notch studio space for photography and video production. The studio will aim to partner with companies for marketing and social media projects, as well as being available to rent to the public for production projects.

Later in the spring, Warby Parker is set to begin offering a range of eyeglasses, sunglasses, and contacts, as well as eye exams in a 1,517-square-foot storefront next to the existing Athleta shop.

The Escapology escape room is set to begin operations in a 4,272-square-foot space next to Sandbox VR in the shopping center's upper level this fall, with the City Center storefront anticipated as its East Bay debut.

Kitchen and bathroom retailer Kohler is also set to mark its entrance into the East Bay this fall in a 4,086-square-foot space aimed at rounding out home offerings at City Center that already include Pottery Barn and West Elm, which the storefront is set to sit in between.

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