Sunday, July 29, 2018
Sears Holdsings Closing 63 More Stores.
Sears 10001 N Metro Parkway West Phoenix AZ
Sears 100 S Puente Hills Mall City Industry CA
Sears 7902 Citrus Park Town Center Tampa FL
Sears 320 Towne Center Circle Sanford FL
Sears 2201 Henderson Mill Road N.E. Atlanta GA
Sears 1300 Southlake Mall Morrow GA
Sears 2100 Pleasant Hill Road Duluth GA
Sears 320 W Kimberly Road Davenport IA
Sears #2 Hawthorn Center Vernon Hills IL
Sears #2 Fox Valley Center Aurora IL
Sears 6136 W Grand Avenue Gurnee IL
Sears 104 West White Oaks Mall Springfield IL
Sears 2415 Sagamore Pkwy S Lafayette IN
Sears 40 Muncie Mall Muncie IN
Sears 6020 E 82Nd Street Indianapolis IN
Sears 1781 Sw Wanamaker Road Topeka KS
Sears Alexandria Mall Alexandria LA
Sears Hwys 114 & 128 Peabody MA
Sears Eastfield Mall Springfield MA
Sears 3191 S Linden Road Flint MI
Sears 18900 Michigan Avenue Dearborn MI
Sears 14100 Lakeside Circle Sterling Heights MI
Sears 1212 S Airport Road W Traverse City MI
Sears Shingle Creek Crossing Brooklyn Ctr MN
Sears Miller Hill Mall Duluth MN
Sears 250 S County Center Way St. Louis MO
Sears #1 Chesterfield Mall Chesterfield MO
Sears 1000 Turtle Creek Drive Hattiesburg MS
Sears 1515 Grand Avenue Billings MT
Sears 2800 S Columbia Road Grand Forks ND
Sears 300 Quaker Bridge Mall Lawrenceville NJ
Sears 2341 Rt 66 Ocean NJ
Sears 2501 Mt Holly Road Burlington NJ
Sears 10000 Coors Bypass N.W. Albuquerque NM
Sears 3649 Erie Blvd E De Witt / Syracuse NY
Sears 2400 Elida Road Lima OH
Sears 17271 Southpark Center Strongsville OH
Sears 300 S Hills Village Pittsburgh / South Hills PA
Sears 1000 Robinson Center Drive Pittsburgh PA
Sears 205 W Blackstock Road Spartanburg SC
Sears 3101 N Main Street Anderson SC
Sears 3400 Empire Mall Sioux Falls SD
Sears 2931 Knoxville Center Drive Knoxville TN
Sears 2401 S Stemmons Freeway Lewisville TX
Sears 1800 Green Oaks Road Fort Worth TX
Sears 11200 Lakeline Mall Drive Cedar Park TX
Sears Golden Triangle Mall Denton TX
Sears 4502 S Steele Street Tacoma WA
Kmart 910 North China Lake Blvd Ridgecrest CA
Kmart 9881 W 58Th Avenue Arvada CO
Kmart 5400 E Busch Blvd Tampa FL
Kmart 4303 Nawiliwili Road Lihue HI
Kmart 2535 Hubbell Avenue Des Moines IA
Kmart 5909 E State Street Rockford IL
Kmart 4070 Ryan Street Lake Charles LA
Kmart 215 North Central Avenue Duluth MN
Kmart 24 34 Barbour Avenue Passaic / Clifton NJ
Kmart 2100 Carlisle Avenue Albuquerque NM
Kmart 1000 Montauk Highway West Babylon NY
Kmart 25301 Rockaway Blvd Rosedale NY
Kmart 12350 N E Sandy Blvd Portland OR
Kmart 1072 Mountain Laurel Plaza Latrobe PA
Kmart 5000 San Dario Laredo TX
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Mellody Farms- Multi-Purpose Retail And Residental Development In Vernon Hills, IL.
Major retail and residential development in Vernon Hills, IL. New stores include Whole Foods, Homegoods, REI, and Nordstrom Rack.
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Friday, June 29, 2018
Reflection: While My Mall Gently Weeps
As the editor of Trip to the Mall I have been rather absent with content the last few months. I have not been going to any new malls or documenting much new content. With massive store closing sales including Toys R Us, The Bon-Ton and Sears, my best efforts to documenting these closures have been only frequenting my local area as best as I can. Several unforeseen circumstances have caused the future of Trip to the Mall to be sparing to new malls and destinations as I no longer have adequate time or funds to explore retail as I would like to as of right now. I am an only child to a very small family, who as any family may fight at times, disagree and argue, but love each other very much, and make an effort to spend as much time with each other as possible.
The passing of my Father in January brought on the limitation of traveling and mall walking. Checking out new chain stores, and enjoying first time meals at new fast food chains. My local area mall is loosing its Sears and Carson Pirie Scott and Toys R Us in the adjacent lot has just closed. For the past 16 years, I have made peace with calling my community home, and watching it grow so much, and seeing so much change...for the good and the bad. Seeing so many stores close and new ones open, different chains come and go, and spending a lot of time with my Father at these places. Although he is gone, the stores are still here. However, time goes on and now the mall he took me to as a young child and shortly before his passing, us walking around together joking about Sears and laughing with the clerks at the Carson's cologne counter, time has come for the stores to leave too. The memories will never fade away, My Father will always be in my heart, and my once favorite places to shop will only exist in photographs.
It has been a difficult past few months but some good will surely come out of it. Life will bring on new challenges and difficulties, but as my Father proved to me, never stop trying, always push through and never give up. As I was 20 years old when my Father died, listening to a song from the band Green day causes me to shed a different kind of tear now, the song "Wake Me Up When September Ends" has a lyric that is all too relatable..."Like my Fathers come to pass, twenty years as gone so fast". Time really flies, and 20 years has definitely gone by fast. Thank you for reading my friendly fellow retail lovers, surely some new and different malls can be seen shortly.
Sunday, May 20, 2018
Tuesday, May 1, 2018
Reached Its High Point Long Ago: High Point Centre in Lombard, Illinois.
Shopping malls across America becoming vacant and becoming more empty with numerous chains closing up more and more frequently. Not exactly overlooked but not given equal attention are the several thousand shopping plazas and strip malls strewn throughout each and every town and city. Starting out strong at first, with purpose, so many stores, each suiting individual needs but all serving the same purpose, are just empty storefronts now. An example made of this property pandemic is the High Point Centre in Lombard, Illinois. Built in 1992 with Cub Foods, Possibly Kids R Us (Babies R Us), Odd Lots (Big Lots), Office Depot, and several small tenants in out parcels including Hollywood Video and Burger Kings. Telling by these photos, the age of the vehicles and the stores, these had to be taken around 2004-2005. Cub Foods would have closed around 2006 and Ultra Foods opened in its place. So much has changed over a decade at this shopping center, it currently being so vacant and parts of it being demolished. I have memories of shopping at these stores and eating around this area with my parents and a very young kid. Although the memories are in my head from then, but to now connect those thoughts to actual photos to really see what the area looked like way back then long before I took an interest in retail preservation.
All of these photos are property of Loopnet. Here is the link to the leasing site where I found these photos.
To see the Cub Foods sign, a Lincoln-Mercury dealership, and the old Burger King logo on this location really is something. This has to be 2004-2005, no later than 2006 for sure.
These Burger King photos have to be prior to 2010, after that, this location was closed for several years before being demolished and a new Burger Kind returning to this exact location.
My recent photos of the east side of the center being demolished with news of an LA Fitness coming soon.
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Saturday, April 21, 2018
Deerbrook Mall: 4/18 Update
For the past few years, Deerbrook Mall along Waukegan Road in Deerfield, IL has seen some outstanding changes in development and tenants. The mall itself has since been demolished and a new Jewel-Osco has opened in place of the old Jewel store. Many tenants have closed and new stores added. A Hobby Lobby and Michigan-based Art Van Furniture was most recently added.
It has been a while since I last visited, Office Max has since closed.
Below in chronological order is my series of posts featuring new changes to the development and renovations to Deerbrook Mall.
Here is my FLASHBACK: post of the Deerbrook featuring photos from Labelscar.
Here is my post from December 2015 featuring the Hobby Lobby that opened in the former Best Buy.
Here is my post from July 2017 featuring the mall demolished and the land being cleared, also the new Jewel-Osco is constructed.
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Friday, March 30, 2018
Farm Fresh Selling Out and Closing Stores.
Another grocery chain tugging at the reins in this complicated time of retail. Farm Fresh located within the Virginia Beach, Virginia area is selling 21 of its 38 locations to several other competitors including Harris Teeter, Food Lion and Kroger. Minneapolis-based Supervalu who owns Farm Fresh as well as several other regional grocery chains across the country had announced it will be closing and selling most of there locations to other groceries in the area.
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