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After meeting key metrics for COVID-19 mitigation, Centre County will partially reopen next week, but local officials say a total reopening could take the rest of the year.

The Nittany Mall outlined its cleaning procedures and precautions stores will implement once functioning.

“The public health and safety of our patrons, merchants, employees and communities are a top priority,” Namdar Realty Group wrote in a statement. “Our teams have been monitoring the situation closely and will be taking precautionary measures at all our properties to allow a safe reopening.”

To read more, please visit Centredaily.

Jackson Crossing Mall was closed March 24 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but as of today, it is allowing its tenants to conduct curbside pickup for its customers.

While the public will not be allowed inside, tenants and employees are allowed to fulfill orders and deliver them to vehicles. Communications Director Adelaide Godwin of Namdar Realty Group, which owns Jackson Crossing, says a deep cleaning and sanitizing was performed after the mall was closed and another round of cleaning will happen again.

To read more, please visit WKHM.

BRADLEY — Northfield Square mall re-opened in a “retail-to-go” format Friday in response to Gov. J.B. Pritzker’s modified stay-at-home order.

The order, which extends through May 30, now allows retail stores not designated as non-essential businesses to fulfill phone and online orders through pick-up outside the store and delivery.

To read more, please visit the Daily Journal.

JACKSON, MI – Jackson Crossing is reopening today for pick-up orders.

The mall was closed March 24 due to the COVID-19 pandemic after an executive order from Gov. Gretchen Whitmer closed all non-essential businesses to help curb the spread of the novel coronavirus.

To read more, please visit Mlive.

The River Oaks Center mall in Calumet City plans to reopen for to-go business Friday, and Simon Property Group aims to reopen Lighthouse Place Premium Outlets in Michigan City on Saturday.

Owners Mason Asset Management and Namdar Realty Group plan to reopen River Oaks Center to all tenants and employees between 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. daily. Exactly which stores at the enclosed shopping mall just west of the state line will be open is not yet known but will be announced soon.

To read more, please visit NWI Times.

University and Time Square malls reopened their doors Friday for tenants doing “retail-to-go,” but retailers did not reopen.

A spokesperson for Mason Asset Management and Namdar Realty Group tells News 3 that no retailers opened Friday at University Mall in Carbondale. The spokesperson says many businesses opted to wait and are hoping to be up and running in the next few days.

To read more, please visit WSIL.

UPDATE: Lakes Mall management clarified on Friday, May 1, that while “retail to go” is offered as an option to its tenants, only Dick’s Sporting Goods is providing the service so far.

MUSKEGON COUNTY, MI – The Lakes Mall near Muskegon has created “retail-to-go” guidelines for its tenants.

The owner of the indoor shopping mall, Namdar Realty Group, is opening the Lakes Mall as well as others in the state with certain restrictions. The mall closed on March 24 due to the coronavirus COVID-19.

To read more, please visit Mlive.

At least three suburban malls are poised to reopen Friday for “retail-to-go” under the state’s modified stay-at-home order.

Namdar Realty Group, which owns Stratford Square, says it will reopen the mall property to all tenants and employees on Friday morning. The mall at the southeast corner of Gary Avenue and Schick Road will operate on reduced hours from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.

“We encourage all merchants to reopen their locations at our properties, which will allow a restart of business operation,” the company said in a statement released Thursday.

To read more, please visit Daily Herald.

FLINT, MI – Two mid-Michigan shopping centers are set to reopen under a unique set of circumstances during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Genesee Valley Center in Flint Township and Fashion Square Mall in Saginaw Township closed their doors March 23 following Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s stay-at-home order.

A statement issued Thursday, April 30 by Namdar Realty Group, which owns both facilities, notes the governor’s latest order allows retail services to reopen under retail-to-go guidelines.

To read more, please visit Mlive.