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When All Else Fails.
That Sears ceased being an anchor years ago.
Tru Dat.
That Sears ceased being an anchor years ago.
A nice mall that morphed into Mondawmin West.
I guess if I posted a 'Bash Owings Mills Mall' thread, there would have been a lot of posts about what stores are coming in to the new space.
Don't disagree with any of the posts.
Here is what Kimco has on their website:
http://properties.kimcorealty.com/properties/1678A/
Should be some nice upgrades to the Metro coming in the next few years. New trains, nicer stations, hopefully help grow the OM shopping area.
I guess if I posted a 'Bash Owings Mills Mall' thread, there would have been a lot of posts about what stores are coming in to the new space.
Don't disagree with any of the posts.
Here is what Kimco has on their website:
http://properties.kimcorealty.com/properties/1678A/
Interesting. I actually own Kimco as an investment. So despite all the security nay saying, I hope they are successful! If you had the right mix perhaps. But I agree with others, retail is not a hot commodity.
Good luck with your investment but those retail spaces are too big. The trend is for much smaller spaces.
Are you serious?
You think new trains and stations...which will stay nice for about 4 weeks....is going to help the area grow?
Positive thinking or naive idiot, not sure which!
The MTA system has been and likely will continue to be a bother to most area's it goes to. I don't think any developer or resident in Owings Mills, White Marsh, or Hunt Valley is glamouring to get those precious city traveler dollars.
I remember a number of years ago when the MTA was talking about expanding their bus service further up Liberty Road to Eldersburg. The overwhelming response was "No thanks, keep your crime in the city."
Metro, it was great for the mall. Did do nuffins just get on da train, steal stuff and take da train back to da hood. Yo. Your tax dollars at work!
I remember a number of years ago when the MTA was talking about expanding their bus service further up Liberty Road to Eldersburg. The overwhelming response was "No thanks, keep your crime in the city."