The Sierra Vista Mall has added a new solar program from King Energy that is expected to generate 2,830 megawatts of sustainable energy annually for the 762,000-square-foot shopping mall in Clovis, Calif.
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Namdar Realty Group and the Franklin County Area Development Corp. (FCADC) have announced plans for the redevelopment of Chambersburg Mall, a 127-acre property located in Chambersburg.
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Jun. 23—WATERFORD — A Long Island real estate investment firm with a history of snapping up struggling shopping malls and then hanging onto them while investing little in upgrades has purchased Crystal Mall for more than $9.5 million, having offered the winning bid in an online auction last month.
A deed filed Thursday with the town clerk’s office shows three entities with addresses in Great Neck, N.Y., bought the property at 850 Hartford Turnpike from a commercial lender that foreclosed last year on a loan obtained by Simon Property Group.
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MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) – The Eastdale Mall is all set to host the Circus Delman Spectacular from June 23 through July 10.
The Circus Delman was founded in 1984 in Mexico City by Mr. Oney Del Manzano and Mrs. Aida Vazquez, along with his four children, Lorena, Jorge, Roberto, and Alberto. Their mission is to bring joy, magic, and fun to people from all over the world.
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MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) – The Eastdale Mall in Montgomery has been successful as the city’s longest-standing mall for nearly five decades despite a trend of malls closing in the U.S. over the last 15 years.
“We’ve been blessed,” said General Manager Richard Holman.
Holman reported that the mall does not have any vacancies after announcing four new retailers, adding there is a waiting list of businesses wanting to rent out a space.
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Urban Air Adventure Park, the largest indoor adventure park operator in the world, will be bringing its one-of-a-kind experience for thrill-seekers of all ages to Amarillo, Texas with the planned opening of its newest park in April. Located at 7701 I-40 Suite 700 at Westgate Mall, the new park provides healthy, active entertainment for both children and adults. Families can purchase Endless Play Memberships starting at just $10.99 per month and enjoy unlimited access to the new park, ensuring everyone can play together and stay connected.
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For years, major national chains lifted Gulf View Square Mallto popular heights in Port Richey.
But online shopping challenged and changed mall culture, leading to empty storefronts, disappearing box stores — goodbye Sears — and dwindling visitors.
But if national can’t save malls, maybe local can?
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A fast-growing women’s clothing retailer has opened a store at the Nittany Mall.
Daily Thread held a grand opening on Friday at the former Express location inside entrance B of the College Township mall.
The company touts itself as offering affordable fashions in missy, petite and plus sizes.
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Desolate, depressing and deprived of customers are just three adjectives to describe the current state of the Ithaca Mall. With the rise of internet transactions, the Ithaca Mall slowly began its decline from mediocrity into a full-fledged embarrassment to Ithaca. The COVID-19 pandemic has only made the emptiness and despair of the mall become even more pronounced.
Many Cornell students probably just know the Ithaca Mall for Target and maybe the Regal Cinema movie theater. Only the brave few wander into the underdeveloped center of the mall where dark, vacated stores outnumber thriving ones by a great magnitude. The food court is no exception. In the center of the mall, in a space that should be the beating heart of the mall’s lifeline, lies the grubby and dimly lit remnants of a once popular food court. All that remains now is a Sicilian Delight pizza joint, a Subway and an Auntie Annes, the latter of which only serves food that is best considered a snack. However, despite the darkness and dinginess of the mall, to the right of the abyss of the foodcourt lies a warmly lit establishment, a promising beacon of hope: Zocalo.
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