New Businesses Coming To The Village At Newtown Shopping Center

NEWTOWN TOWNSHIP, PA ? Change continues to be the name of the game at the Village at Newtown Shopping Center with businesses moving in and out of the retail complex on Eagle Road.

The Eagle Road shopping center recently lost two long time tenants - KO Modern Asian Cuisine, which closed its doors on Sept. 3, and the Newtown Bookshop, which relocated to the Village at Newtown South near the Newtown Farmers Market earlier this week.

Barre3 also moved out this past spring relocating to a much larger space at the Summit Square Shopping Center in Middletown Township.

But spaces don?t stay vacant for very long. While tenants leave, new ones are constantly arriving.

The shopping center recently signed two new tenants - Santander Bank, which is leasing a 2,643 square foot space next to AFC Urgent Care, and Oil Divine Natural Skin Care and Wellness, which will open a 1,735 square foot store next to Harvest Seasonal Grill.

According to its website, Oil Divine is where "clean beauty meets luxury."

The female-founded and owned company describes itself as "dedicated to unlocking the true potential of your beauty regimen. Say goodbye to toxins and embrace a radiant, natural beauty lifestyle."

The company is fairly young, founded just two years ago in Oct. 2021. "Since then, our blends have garnered glowing praise from delighted friends and family lucky enough to experience their transformative magic," says its website.

A sampling of its product lines include revitalizing body oil, lip retreat oil, hair growth oil, fragrance-free face oil, moisturizing cleansing oil, rejuvenating eye serum, natural sleep aids, and variety of soaps, candles, and books about face yoga, floral recipes and natural apothecary, and more.

"At Oil Divine, we believe that beauty should be more than skin-deep. Guided by our unwavering commitment to 'do good, feel good, look great,' we strive to empower you with products that elevate both your confidence and your conscience. Each purchase supports our mission to leave the world a better place for generations to come."

Opening in November at a newly-renovated 3,800 square foot space between Chipotle Mexican Grill and FP Movement will be Lululemon, the popular athletic apparel company.

The company had previously operated a pop-up location at the site. In August, it closed its pop up location for renovations and opened a temporary location inside the former Pier One Imports storefront. The company closed the temporary location at the beginning of October.

The Canadian-based higher-end retailer specializes in innovative men?s and women?s activewear apparel and accessories for yoga, running, training and everything in-between.

The Village at Newtown continues to raise its profile as a shopping destination with the addition of the Lululemon store, the opening of the Paper Source and FP Movement.

Capital Grille has also signed a lease for the former Pier One Imports store, which will undergo extensive renovations in preparation for its opening in the fall is 2024.

This will be Capital Grille's first restaurant in Bucks County and its fourth in Pennsylvania. The Capital Grill's other locations in Pennsylvania are Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and King of Prussia.

It will also be Capital Grill's first foray outside of a high-density, urban area.

"It's a ringing endorsement for a municipality to be chosen by Capital Grille for a restaurant," said attorney Mark Kozar, noting that Newtown Township would be joining an exclusive club of municipalities when Capital Grille opens here.