University Mall will reopen Friday, following retail-to-go guidelines issued by Governor J-B Pritzker’s Executive Order.
According to the Namdar Realty Group, owners of the property, The mall will operate on limited hours of 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
The owners say they encourage all merchants in the mall to reopen their locations.
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CARBONDALE — University Mall in Carbondale will reopen Friday for “retail-to-go” as allowed under the governor’s revised stay-at-home order effective for the month of May.
A spokeswoman for Mason Asset Management and Namdar Realty Group, which own and manage the mall, said in an emailed statement that more information would be provided over the next few days, to include a list of retailers that will open.
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COLORADO SPRINGS — The Chapel Hills Mall and Citadel Mall will reopen Monday under new guidelines Gov. Jared Polis has outlined in the new safer-at-home order that is now in effect, according to a press release.
The malls will offer “Retail-To-Go” with the following steps in place:
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KKTV) – Colorado Springs’ two malls reopened Monday with major restrictions as the new “Safer at Home” order went into effect.
The order allowed non-critical retail to reopen Monday for curbside, window, walkup or similar pickup service. The Citadel Mall and Chapel Hills Mall followed suit.
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Many have since declined significantly, with some featuring entire wings bereft of the stores that used to attract so many visitors.
A resurgence of the American shopping mall is now underway, thanks to some creative thinking.
The Mason Asset Management South Park Mall in San Antonio, for instance, has experienced just such a positive reversal thanks, in part, to some strategic investment.
Determined to keep a formerly vital, vibrant asset protected, members of the community committed to improving the infrastructure that supports it.
It still takes careful, resourceful management to ensure that a mall will be able to leverage the newly enhanced infrastructure.
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Several San Antonio malls are open once again for “retail-to-go” as part of Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s initial steps to reopen the state’s economy.
Friday marks the first day retailers can begin offering home deliveries and curbside pickup as part of the governor’s order April 17.
South Park Mall, which was acquired by New York firms Mason Asset Management, Namdar Realty Group and CH Capital Group in February, also started offering pickup at 11 a.m. Friday. A list of retailers has not yet been announced, according to a news release from the mall’s owners.
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The coronavirus pandemic has closed in-store shopping for weeks in Texas, but stores can now begin selling retail to-go.
South Park Mall: General manager Christina Couch said the mall is allowing tenants to open for to-go from 11 a.m.-7 p.m. Monday through Saturday and noon-6 p.m. on Sunday. The mall doors will still remain closed to the public.
But, she said, no stores other than Chili’s and Dick’s Sporting Goods have confirmed that they will offer curbside service. Those two stores have their own exteriors exits.
“I’d expect more stores will be trickling in next week, but for right now, it’s pretty quiet here. Once more stores start coming in, there will be a designated entrance assigned as needed,” she said.
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AMARILLO, Texas (KFDA) – The Westgate Mall in Amarillo is reopening today, but it won’t be going back to normal for right now.
In accordance to Gov. Greg Abbott’s order, the Westgate Mall is reopening Friday with the retail-to-go guidelines, according to a news release.
This means the doors will not be open to the public.
Namdar Realty Group, which owns the Amarillo mall, said the mall will operate on limited hours of 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
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