After decades as a shopping mainstay, Lloyd Center mall is poised for a dramatic transformation. Its owners plan to redevelop the entire 29.3-acre site into an open-air complex, potentially making this holiday season your last chance to experience the mall as it stands.
Investors behind Miller Real Estate Fund II have fully repaid a maturing CMBS loan on 401 Market Street, a prominent mixed-use property overlooking Independence. With the debt settled, the owners are mapping a strategic repositioning that could reshape the tower’s role in the region.
Montgomery County has secured a $250,000 grant for Project Connect, aiming to transform the area near the North Bethesda Metro station into a dynamic mixed-use community. The funding marks a significant step in designing a development that enhances connectivity and revitalizes the local area.
Chicken N Pickle, the Kansas City-based chain leading the pickleball “eatertainment” trend, is opening a new location in Allen’s mixed-use development hub. The expansion marks a significant addition to the Dallas-Fort Worth area’s entertainment and dining landscape.
A new chapter may be beginning for the historic Spaghetti Warehouse site as developers prepare to present mixed-use development plans to the Downtown Commission next week. The proposal could signal a significant transformation for the cherished location.
Newport is set to transform a long-vacant industrial riverfront site into a vibrant mixed-use development, following the city’s approval of $90 million in bonds. PLK Communities plans to bring nearly 200 apartments and commercial space to the city’s west end.
