By 2006, the name of the shopping hub has been changed to EASTRIDGE MALL. In addition to a new Streetscape (which replaced the Liberty House and Ice Arena), there were now a 15-screen multiplex and Sport Chalet store. Moreover, the interior of the mall has been gutted and totally rebuilt.

A few additional changes have been made by 2022. Sport Chalet went bust and was replaced by a roller rink. Bed, Bath & Beyond morphed into 24 Hour Fitness and a Round 1 Bowling & Amusement Center. The mall was given an indoor-outdoor face lift in 2017, when it received a new moniker. Henceforth, it would be known as simply EASTRIDGE. In February 2020, Sears pulled up stakes after anchoring the mall for over 48 years.

A contemporary exterior view of the EASTRIDGE property. Here we see the northeast corner of the complex, with its J.C. Penney store on the left.
Photo from http://pacificretail.com / Pacific Retail Capital Partners

Four murals were commissioned as part of a 2017 mall renovation. The work seen above was created by Aaron de la Cruze. 

Photo from Wikipedia / Cristiano Tomás