Southern California mall begins transformation into sprawling mega complex — with 2,250 homes and 15 acres of parks
The Westminster Mall in Orange County is undergoing a significant transformation into the Bolsa Pacific mega complex. This new development will feature 2,250 homes, a hotel, and extensive retail and park spaces. Construction has begun, with completion expected around 2030.
- ▪The Bolsa Pacific project will cover 83 acres and include a mix of residential and commercial spaces.
- ▪Developers aim to create a vibrant neighborhood with homes, shops, dining, and parks.
- ▪The project will feature over 2,200 homes, including affordable housing units and town homes.
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Lifestyle Southern California mall begins transformation into sprawling mega complex — with 2,250 homes and 15 acres of parks By Bianca Zalben Published May 26, 2026, 8:34 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The California Post on Google Construction crews have broken ground on Bolsa Pacific, a massive 83-acre mixed-use development set to replace the long-struggling Westminster Mall in Orange County, according to developers and project officials. The sprawling redevelopment promises to transform the site into what developers are calling “a vibrant mixed-use neighborhood with homes, shops, dining and community gathering spaces centered around a 2-acre urban park.” 4 Bolsa Pacific groundbreaking ceremony on April 15.
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