In 2000, a Home Depot was built along with a strip of smaller stores including Famous Footwear, Linens'n Things, Pac Sun, Gap and Old Navy. A small block of stores was also added between Walmart and Home Depot. It included Radio Shack and Panera Bread. Another strip has been built and contains Pier1 imports, EB Games and a LongHorn Steakhouse. 

Another section was added behind Home Depot more recently. This addition included Kohl's, Circuit City and a 54,000 sq.ft Dick's Sporting Goods.  Two new restaurants opened in that area: Ruby Tuesday and Red Robin Burger. Circuit City held its grand opening on February 23 2006.

The site plan once featured a future expansion containing many small stores and a 98,000 sq.-ft anchor store yet to be named. That new addition would have been located to the right hand side of the Kohl's area, directly behind Home Depot and the strip of stores where Old Navy is located. There is also another parcel available and that has never been developed to the right of the current Tjmaxx.

The Marketplace suffered a triple loss during 2008-2009.  Linens'n Things and Circuit went out of business and Pet Quarters closed its Augusta location. In September 2011, Staples announced it would close its Marketplace location. Staples operates another location at Augusta Crossing.

A new building was eventually added in the parking lot near what was then Pier1 Imports. It housed Sally Beauty, Supercuts, Chipotle and Elevation Burger. In 2017, it was revealed that Tjmaxx would relocate its Turnpike Mall store to the former Circuit City and that another part of the building would become a Five Below. 

In March 2020, Ruby Tuesday closed its doors for good. In May 2020, Pier1 imports announced the closure of all of its remaining stores. Previously, Radio Shack, Dress Barn and Payless Shoes had closed du to their parent companies' financial troubles. Five Below eventually joined Tjmaxx as pictured below.