EDEN CENTER, INC.
BOCA RATON, FLORIDA

EDEN CENTER, INC., initially established as Plaza Seven Shopping Center approximately 40 years ago, underwent its first transformation in 1984 into what is now known as 'Eden Center'. By 1996, the center's owners embarked on a significant redevelopment project, investing millions to extend and renovate the facility. This included an expansive addition named Saigon West, which expanded the center by 32,400 square feet. A prominent feature of Eden Center is the iconic Clock Tower, faithfully replicating downtown Saigon. The tower serves as a cultural monument for Vietnamese immigrants and their descendants who settled in the Washington DC area following the Vietnam War's conclusion in 1975. A key milestone for the center was the addition of an elaborative Lion Arch at its entrance on Wilson Boulevard, symbolizing the rich heritage of both Vietnamese and Chinese cultures that permeate the businesses within Eden Center and its community. Today, Eden Center is a staple destination not only for the older generation but is also cherished by younger patrons who visit frequently throughout weekends. Due to its popularity, the center's extensive parking facilities often reach capacity during weekends and weekday afternoons. Legally, EDEN CENTER, INC. holds a Florida corporate status under model 'Florida.Models.Dos.FloridaCompanyStatus'. Incorporated in November 2012, it is registered with the company type FORP and operates out of Boca Raton, Palm Beach County, although its mailing address is based in Fairfax, VA (3018 Javier Road). The organization maintains contact via (703) 204-4600 and can be explored further through their website at edencenter.com. Noteworthy figures associated with the company include Douglas Ebenstein and Lisa Ebenstein as Directors, and Alan Frank serving as Seni.