By the turn of the 20th century, the mall is known as DUTCH SQUARE CENTER. A major alteration was completed in 1997, when a vacant Tapp's was bulldozed and replaced by a megaplex cinema (in gray). This renovation included an interior and exterior face lift and retenanting of an empty Woolco space by Burlington Coat Factory and Office Depot. The White's store morphed into a Belk-Simpson in 1999.

An early 2000s view of the South Entrance of DUTCH SQUARE CENTER. On the right is the former Wes Bolick Bedrooms store, which sold waterbeds.
Photo from http://www.discoversouthcarolina.com

Here, we see the aforementioned Burlington and Office Depot stores that have operated in the old Woolco space since late 1996.
Photo from http://www.nassimirealty.com / Nassimi Realty

An interior view shows the mall's East Wing and entrance of the AMC Classic Dutch Square 14.
Photo from Philips Edison & Company

DUTCH SQUARE CENTER, circa-2018. The only major difference from the 2002 plan is the west anchor, which was rebranded as a standard Belk in 2011 and shuttered in 2014. A portion of the first floor was sectioned into a new location for Planet Fitness, which moved from an adjacent store space in April 2018.

In 2023, DUTCH SQUARE CENTER perseveres. Out of sixty-four tenant spaces, twenty-three are vacant. The latest news concerns the in-mall cinema on the east end of the complex. The AMC chain closed it in August 2022. The venue re-opened, under new ownership, in September.