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So this is apparently one of the sites that Costco might go...
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I can see a Von Maur replacing the Sears at Crabtree. That'll help shake things up there.
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A photo inside the mall courtesy Pat R.
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Thank you for the update on that store!
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SouthPark is the #1 most congested mall in the US on Black Friday, according to GPS maker TomTom. http://www.wsoctv.com/news/29824842/detail.html
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Kmart just put a new sign up for that store, it seems like Kmart has staying power in Asheville.
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Agreed, but there's only so many lower end stores that can close for higher end stores to open up. I think they need an expansion. Too bad there's really no where to expand, and I don't think they are even allowed to.
There's always somewhere to go. Upward!
lol,but yeah not allowed to
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I believe the contiguous portion of the mall + Dick's, McCormick's and San Antonio's makes up the 1,621,000 square feet. The 1,794,000 comes in with the Eckerd Drug's, Crate and Barrel and Village at SouthPark lower level shopping plaza -- which Niblet mentioned.
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Yeah Nibletodell has a point, it is not only people who lose their jobs that a recession affects. I know people who are making less having a job than they did on unemployment.
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Thanks for the info!! I remember Waccamaw too!
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Very interesting about the JC Penney coming to Windsor Square. I know they were the 3rd speculated anchor @ Bridges, Dillard's and Belk were committed to the project, i think Belk is still and Dillard's probably is
.... I'm guessing the JCP is coming to the old Burlington Coat Factory @ Windsor sq?
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Southpoint was not developed by GGP actually, although it is owned by them now. Their [southpoint's] central location in the Triangle and proximity to high income and high education areas makes them successful, whereas Bridges at Mint Hill, from a population standpoint, is a little "out there." It could help spur development, but perhaps work better as a neighborhood or community center rather than a super-regional open-air mall. You are correct, it would be the first open-air lifestyle center of that sort in Charlotte (if you don't count things like Birkdale Village and Metropolitan Midtown to an extent). I just fear that the building of this could be overmalling us a little.
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is there even a market for it
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Ohhh it's a Healthy Home (Home Economist) Market... thats cool!
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^Or keep Dick's as an anchor (like Northlake) and fill in with more stores between it and the two closest wings.
OR create a new wing connecting Macy's wing to where Dillard's wing Victoria's Secret is roughly and have an entirely new corridor
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that amazes me^... i wish Belk SouthPark exterior still reflected 1970
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http://janeason.com/.../?displayhorz=3 Photos of North Hills Mall interior!
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I saw that yesterday, really exciting news!
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I always thought they could (if they really wanted to) add a second level connecting the Belk-Dillard's wing.
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If Metro Monsoon were still here... there'd be some people banned LOL... just sayin'
back on topic, guys
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^I wouldn't mind seeing Sur La Table move to a non-mall location, such as Phillips Place, Foxcroft, Cotswold, or Metropolitan.
Yeah, I hope so too. I like their store in Friendly Center better because it's easier to get in and out of. Surprised they don't have a Triangle location, yet.
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Sur La Table is an excellent store, I hope they relocate elsewhere in the mall or at least stay in CLT which I'm sure they will.
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Thanks for the update Alma Pinnix.
Looks like the last remaining Borders bookstore in the Triad could be closing. Winston-Salem Borders could close this week. Thats good news for Barnes & Noble
http://www.digtriad.com/news/article/183490/57/Winston-Salem-Borders-Could-Close-This-Week
Good space for a Trader Joe's?
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I'd say Barnes & Noble or H&M would fit......there isn't a Barnes & Noble anywhere near Northlake...
Birkdale...
Metropolitan, Midtown Redevelopment
in Charlotte
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If Target expanded into the entire space below, that would be a massive 250,000+ square foot Target... I don't think there are any that are that big! LOL