Carli Clesmere A well-known Bergen County shopping destination is entering a new chapter. Tice’s Corner in Woodcliff Lake has sold to Massachusetts-based WS Development for $109.5 million. The 120,000-square-foot shopping center is home to 28 stores and restaurants, and plans are already in the works for new retailers, dining, events, and property updates. Read on for what we know about the sale + what’s next for Tice’s Corner.
About the Tice’s Corner Sale
WS Development acquired Tice’s Corner from WS Tice’s Inc., which had held the property under legacy ownership for decades. Cushman & Wakefield represented WS Development in the transaction, while David Adam Realty represented the seller.
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The shopping center sits at the intersection of Chestnut Ridge Road and Tice Boulevard and first opened in 2001 on the former site of Tice’s Farms. The farm itself dates back to 1808 and became a Bergen County staple known for apples, cider, pumpkins, and fall traditions before the property was eventually transformed into the shopping center locals know today.
Tice’s Corner Is Kind of a Bergen County Institution
For Bergen County locals, Tice’s Corner is much more than another strip of stores. Over the past 25 years, it has become a go-to shopping destination in the area, with a lineup that currently includes Anthropologie, J.Crew, South Moon Under, Madewell, Free People, Athleta, Bluemercury, and Apple, among others.
And yes, it’s that Apple Store. ICYMI: Real Housewives of New Jersey star Dolores Catania got engaged to longtime partner Paul “Paulie” Connell at the Woodcliff Lake location in November 2025, the same Apple Store where the couple first met.
The property’s connection to Bergen County goes back even further. Before there were shopping bags and Genius Bar appointments, generations of locals visited Tice’s Farms for apples, cider, pumpkins, and other fall traditions, making the site a familiar part of the area for more than two centuries.
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What’s Next for Tice’s Corner
WS Development says it plans to build on what is already at Tice’s Corner while bringing in additional retailers, restaurants, local businesses, and community-focused programming. The developer’s plans also call for art displays, events, outdoor gathering areas, and other enhancements, though specific new tenants have not yet been announced. For now, the shopping center remains open with its existing lineup of stores + restaurants as Tice’s Corner heads into its next era.
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