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[appatone]

hmmm. I can't say I'm thrilled over this project.  I think we may have Pineville Part 2 on our hands with this project.

[G W North]

It's interesting how long most cities seem to have gone without new malls. The first large-scale fully-enclosed regional shopping mall in Canada supposedly since the 1980s(!) is under construction in suburban Toronto. There have been lots of new small malls connected to skyscrapers and subway stations built in Toronto since then, but no large regional malls with department stores et. al. In the last 20 years big-box "power centres" have been built in spades instead.

It seems to be the same everywhere.

[Neo]

First pictures I've seen of this construction, thanks for the tour!

[uptownliving]

This area is really going ot explode in the next few years

Will be interesting to watch grow.

[uptownliving]

At least one nice thing is that the Mall is working with CATs to integrate Mass Transit with the mall, since this will be a popular destination.

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[uptownliving]

I beleive that is part of the plan...however it will be for Buses...that will utimately connect with the North Line.

[thumper]

Does anyone know when the North line should be open?

[uptownliving]

Ron Tober said 2007 recently.

[Neo]

When will this mall be completed?  It's apparently slipped my mind.

[Nostyle]

Well, according to their website, www.shopnorthlake.com, they are scheduled to open on September 15th, 2005.

[Neo]

Found a good map of the mall location:

[Neo]

Here is the construction timeline:

Start Construction Oct. 8, 2003

Grading Jan. 15, 2004 to Sept. 30, 2004

Utililies May 18, 2004 to Dec. 21, 2004

Foundations March 26, 2004 to Sept. 1, 2004

Steel April 23, 2004 to Sept. 15, 2004

Paving Sept. 23, 2004 to July 20, 2005
  
Anchor Stores Start Construction/Mid Summer to Fall of 2004

Building Shell June 15, 2004 to Feb. 24, 2005

Grand Opening September 15, 2005

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[TravisNC]

# Abercrombie & Fitch. A destination store targeted to the active campus lifestyle. Rooted in East Coast traditions and Ivy League heritage, the selection combines authentic, vintage-inspired sportswear and effortless style with timeless appeal for men and women. (Closest location: Hickory, N.C.)

I can't believe Charlotte doesn't have an Abercrombie and Fitch store.  I've never been in one, but I figured that pretty much every regional mall in the country had one.

I wish they could have found some more interesting anchor stores though.  Is it possible to have a mall in NC without some combination of Belk, Dillards, Hechts, Sears or JC Penney?  We don't have Rich's-Macy's or Parisian that most other southern states have.

[uptownliving]

Charlotte has 2 A&F stores already...not sure why they put in closest loaction of Hickory.

Edited by uptownliving, 25 May 2004 - 07:29 PM.

[TravisNC]

I checked their web site and the only store I saw was an abercrombie store in SouthPark Mall.  Abercrombie is the kids version of the store, I think, like Gap Kids and Baby Gap.

[uptownliving]

TravisNC, on May 25 2004, 05:02 PM, said:

I checked their web site and the only store I saw was an abercrombie store in SouthPark Mall.  Abercrombie is the kids version of the store, I think, like Gap Kids and Baby Gap.

There is an A&F store at SouthPark and Carolina Place.

[appatone]

There are definitly A&F stores in Charlotte, I know, I worked at A&F here in Charlotte.