The Whole Foods Market 365 grocery being developed as part of the Long Beach Exchange shopping center in northeast Long Beach is scheduled to open on April 25, company officials said Tuesday.

The grocery store is scheduled to be the third of its kind to open in Southern California, according to Whole Foods’ announcement of the store’s opening date. Other Whole Foods Market 365 stores, a more compact version of the standard Whole Foods Market stores, do business in Santa Monica and Silver Lake.

The Long Beach store is designed to occupy some 28,000 square feet of space with room for a restaurant serving Asian cuisine and a cafe, respectively named Yellow Fever and Groundwork Coffee.

Long Beach Exchange, also known as LBX, is under construction near the crossing of Carson Street and Lakewood Boulevard. The site is part of former Boeing Co. land that master developer Sares-Regis Group of Irvine has remade as Douglas Park, a cluster of industrial buildings, offices and hotels.

Virgin Orbit is headquartered at Douglas Park, and Mercedes-Benz USA keeps its main West Coast offices there.

Developer Burnham Ward Properties of Newport Beach won city government’s approval to develop Long Beach Exchange in October 2016, and construction began in February 2017. Other tenants scheduled to do business there include Nordstrom Rack, following a relocation of its Lakewood Center operations to the new shopping center, T.J. Maxx and Orchard Supply Hardware.

The developers also plan for myriad smaller businesses to sell food and retail goods within a hangar-shaped building with nearly 17,000 square feet of space.