List of retailers of the Burgdale Region

This is a list of retailers currently or formerly operated in the Burgdale Region.

Department and discount stores

 * JCPenney – The original JCPenney stores in the Burgdale region had been operating since the 1960s. The original downtown Burgdale store shuttered its location in 1990 to relocate to the newly constructed Burgdale Pointe mall. The original downtown Deheya store was also shuttered that same year. The newer JCPenney store in Deheya opened in 2008 at the newly constructed open air shopping mall, the Deheya Parkcenter, returning its Deheya location since the original downtown Deheya store shuttered in 1990.


 * Kohl's – Two locations in the Burgdale region first opened in 2007 in Burgdale and Deheya. The second Burgdale location opened in 2013, occupying in the former Mervyn's.
 * Macy's – In 2006, the Driftwood-based Dawson's Emporia department store chain was merged into Macy's. At the time of the merge, there were three Macy's stores operating in the Burgdale Region. One inside of the Eastborne Mall in Deheya, one inside of the Burgdale Pointe mall in Burgdale, and one in downtown Burgdale. Two locations in Deheya and Burgdale closed in 2009, leaving the Burgdale Pointe location as the only remaining store in the Burgdale Region.


 * Target – The original location in Burgdale first opened in 1993. The second location in Burgdale opened in 2002. The Deheya location opened in 2007. Two Burgdale locations were recently renovated, but the Deheya location was untouched as of 2021.
 * Walmart – The original location in Burgdale first opened in 1995. The Burgdale stores started expanding in 2000 with the second Burgdale location opened as a Supercenter in 2000, as well as two additional Supercenter locations that same year in Deheya and Dullsville. The original Burgdale store was expanded into a Supercenter at the end of 2000. As of 2021, there are seven Walmart stores, and two Walmart Neighborhood Market stores in the Burgdale region (five in Burgdale, one in Deheya, one in Dullsville, and two Neighborhood Market stores in Deheya and Burgdale).

Electronics stores

 * Best Buy – The original location in Burgdale first opened in 2003. The second location opened in Deheya in 2007.

Department and discount stores

 * Kmart – Original Kmart in Burgdale opened in 1970. Two locations including another one in Burgdale and one in Deheya both opened in 1974. The original Kmart closed in 1994 to relocate to a newer shopping center and the original location were converted to offices. The newer location closed in 2002 after Kmart filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, and it's now currently occupied by the grocery store chain Bonanza Food. The remaining stores in the Burgdale Region closed in 2016, and the Deheya location closed in 2018.
 * Sears – The original Sears stores in the Burgdale region had been operating since at least in the 1940s. The original downtown Burgdale store shuttered in 1990 to relocate to the newly constructed Burgdale Pointe mall. The original downtown Deheya store was relocated to the recently expanded Eastborne Mall in 1971. The Eastborne Mall location also closed in 1990 and referred to the location at the Burgdale Pointe mall. In 2017, Sears shuttered its only Burgdale Pointe mall location, with the Sears Hometown Store as the only Sears branded store located in downtown Deheya, which first opened in 2003.

Electronics stores

 * Circuit City –  The only Burgdale location opened in 1999. The store closed in 2009 when the chain was liquidated. The former store is now occupied by Ashley HomeStore.


 * CompUSA – The only Burgdale location opened in 1997. The Burgdale location closed in late 2007 after 10 years of operation. The former store is now occupied by Michaels.
 * Ultimate Electronics – The only Burgdale location opened in 1997. The Burgdale location closed in 2005. The former store was once occupied by Sports Authority until it was shuttered in 2016. The previous two stores in that space is now occupied by Planet Fitness.

Toy stores

 * KB Toys – One location opened in Burgdale's Burgdale Pointe mall in 1990 as one of the original mall tenants. Another location opened in 1999 in Deheya's Eastborne Mall. Another location opened in 2001 as an outlet store in the Burgdale Factory Outlets. Two stores closed in 2003, leaving the outlet store as the only KB Toys location in the Burgdale Region. The location closed as the chain was liquidated on February 9, 2009.
 * Toys "R" Us – Original location opened in 1991 as an outparcel of the Burgdale Pointe mall, which opened one year prior. Original location closed in 2012 to relocate to a new shopping center nearby. The former original location now occupied by Hobby Lobby in 2015. The newer Toys "R" Us closed in 2018 when the chain was liquidated.