When will CityMall open?
Situated in the heart of Amman, City Mall will be the largest one–stop family shopping destination in Jordan offering an extensive range of new international brands, restaurants, coffee shops, 10 screen Cineplex and an all – family entertainment zone, all distributed over four levels of retail.
Catering to a potentially high customer base is ample parking space in the country’s largest parking lot, with a 2400 car-capacity, 80% of which is underground.
The striking design reinforces the mall’s prime position in one of Amman’s most prominent regions. Spacious and elegant, City Mall provides visitors with a pleasant relaxing environment that will in turn make shopping in Jordan a comfortable and enjoyable experience.
Host to Jordan’s largest hypermarket, Carrefour, and housing many international – brand outlets like Virgin Megastore, Zara, H&M, Aizone, Starbucks, Mothercare, Vavavoom and many more, City Mall will provide visitors with a world class family shopping, dining and entertainment opportunity.
According to the website, it should be open by November 2006, Owned by Al-Khayr Real Estate Investment Company / Al-Daoud Group. Most of the shops are owned by Al-Shaya International.
Here’s a list of the shops! (shops in bold owned by AlShaya in the middle east, and italic are for Al-Khurafi’s Americana)
ANCHOR STORES
* Carrefour Hypermarket
* Virgin Megastore
CLOTHING
* Adams
* Aizone
* Andrew’s Ties
* Bershka
* Besame
* Celio
* Cool Cat
* Evans
* Fruscio
* H&M
* Levi’s
* Limited Too
* Massimo Dutti
* Mexx
* Monsoon
* Mothercare
* New Man
* Next
* Oasis
* Oshkosh B’Gosh
* Oysho
* Pimkie
* Premaman
* Promod
* Pull & Bear
* River Island
* Tape a L’oeil
* Timberland
* TopMan
* TopShop
* Triumph
* Tuc Tuc
* Un Deux Trois
* Xanaka
* Zara
* Zara Kids
ELECTRONICS
* Nokia
* Radio Shack
* Sony Ericsson
* Telefono
ENTERTAINMENT
* Grand Cinemas
* Jungle Land
FASHION JEWELRY & ACCESSORIES
* Accessorize
* Aldo Accessories
* Bijoux Terner
* Claire’s
* Evita Peroni
* Folli Follie
* Pilgrim
FINANCIAL
* Arab Jordan Investment Bank
* Cairo Amman Bank
* Jordan Kuwait Bank
FOOD
* Al Rifai Roastery
* Brazilian Coffee House
* Carvell
* Cinnabon
* Cinnzeo
* Cold Rock
* Mrs. Fields
HOUSEHOLD
* Mandaloon
* Villeroy & Boch
* Zara Home
OPTICIANS & SUNGLASSES
* Kool Vision
* Magrabi Optical
* Sunglass Hut
PERFUMES & COSMETICS
* Arabian Oud
* Bottega Verde
* Gravity
* Mac
* Rivage
* The Body Shop
* VaVaVoom
RESTAURANTS & COFFEE SHOPS
* Blue Fig
* Cafe Inc
* Columbus Café
* Costa Coffee
* Hardee’s
* Hindi
* KFC
* McDonald’s
* Noodle House
* Paul
* Pizza Hut
* Pulp Juice
* Quiznos Sub
* Starbucks
* T.G.I. Friday’s
* Wox
* Zaatar W Zeit
* Zeus Grillo
SHOES & BAGS
* Aldo
* Milano
* Nine West
SPORTS WEAR
* Adidas
* Footlocker
* Sports & More
* Sports Town
WATCHES & JEWELRY
* Breitling
* Damas
* Imseeh Jewelry
* Mari Bros.
* Sakkijha Jewelry
* Shawkat Al Shami Jewelry
* Time Center
* Time Gallery
I just passed by it today, still needs alot of work.. I don’t think that’d open before 2007.. but let’s have hope! and It doesn’t have JACK&JONES 
YUMMMMMMMM!!!!!!!!
*Gulf airhead drool*
I’m so excited.
ya zalameh bala city mall bala bateekh mall, zhigna malls, Amman sarat kolha malls! yeh shoo hee seereh?
ya rait kaw fee public libraries gad ma fee malls!
haha Roba me too
baka.. we need citymall, 3ashan we don’t like mecca mall for prime, bedna virgin, jordan becomes the only arab countries with 2 competitive megastores
sounds great! and they’ll finally have h&m in amman… i miss amman :’(
Iam so happy and excited that this mall beside my home
unless i got married and move on !!
yeah lammoush finally, and yes wedad.. its good
in jordan there’s a new theme, mall la kol mowaten!!!!!!!!!!!!this comes after matab la kol mowaten
These places ooze with the uncomfortable feelings of Dubai-like familiarity. Reading through the brands and food outlets and the invetible interior decoarion (which i haven’t seen), what’s left of any notions of locality? A sun-burnt local in a traditional costume serving coffee at the main gate…
I think we would’ve been better off coming with something more genuine and local, malls fit the gulf for their harsh weather conditions and unhealthy consumer culture, instead they should’ve developed a contemporary well-planned open-air market, that can (but not necesserly) feature the same heard of brands.
Link: http://www.flickr.com/photo_zoom.gne?id=256479812&size=o
GOD! at last VIRGIN!!!!!!!!
I wonder how much money Jordan has made from his shoe line? Probably in the billions!