Whole Foods Update

by John M. Zukoski  |  Topics:  Development · Retail


IT’S OFFICIAL!!! About two years ago, there was speculation that Whole Foods would be opening a store in Dublin. About a year ago, there was talk that it might open in the Dublin Ranch Villages…and then about 6 months ago, Blake Hunt Ventures confirmed that Whole Foods would likely open in their new 305,000 sq. ft. retail property across from Sybase and Hacienda Crossing…

Whole Foods just confirmed that they will be opening a 50,000 sq. ft. store by 2010 in Blake Hunt Ventures’ soon-to-be-built Green on Park Place in Dublin. Please click here for the story.

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Published on February 23, 2008

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7 Comments on “Whole Foods Update”

  1. Misty Designs
    10:42 PM on February 26th, 2008

    I’m so jealous, I first experienced Whole Foods when i visited Connecticut, USA earlier this year.. being from Australia, I hadn’t experienced a supamarket like it… I soooo wish they would come to Australia, Brisbane in particular…

  2. Anonymous
    4:33 PM on November 12th, 2009

    I am so looking forward to Whole Foods in Dublin (California). I always have to come to San Ramon – this will be so close to my home and I cannot wait! Such a good news!

  3. Maurice del Prado
    12:48 PM on January 28th, 2010

    Any update on any actual opening date?

  4. Anonymous
    10:13 AM on May 14th, 2010

    with all the high density, apartments and BMRs, a food max or a grocery outlet would be a better fit to serve the low end community. Whole Foods would be too upscale for the masses here to support. Just being sarcastic here.

  5. Anonymous
    2:06 PM on June 24th, 2010

    Since Green on Park Place is supposed to be like a Santana Row, a Bristol Farms should fit in here quite nicely. Where exactly is the low end community located? I am curious since there is so much talk about it on this blog.