Pinnacle Hills Promenade

[bubba72704]

Or a frozen yogurt shop.

[Rory12]

any ideas when haverty's will open?

[jb1087]

Anyone know what's going next to DSW in the Promenade?  I can't remember the last time that the last building was occupied. Was it decided that it was Haverty's?

Edited February 16, 2015 by jb1087

[burnz34]

Went past the new strip mall in between Taco Bell and Chuckie Cheese, and I saw a sign on the building that said "Uncle Maddios Pizza Joint". Has anyone heard of that before?

[TheyLookUpToMe]

I've had them in Atlanta. Wasnt anything to call home about, but could had been the one I went too...m

[Rory12]

A store called Trinkets is coming to the promenade.

[burnz34]

In the new strip mall in between Taco Bell and Chuckie Cheese is Uncle Maddios Pizza Joint and Rouge nail salon, and a matress store.

[locketlady]

Lots of construction going on north of the Promenade...Interested to see what will be going in there.

[caligurl]

The permit posted is a HUD related one. Looks like a large apartment complex. 

[Rory12]

Yeah, it's apartments. There's a government sign posted about equal opportunity housing.

[locketlady]

The permit posted is a HUD related one. Looks like a large apartment complex. 

 

 

Yeah, it's apartments. There's a government sign posted about equal opportunity housing.

That seems so strange to me...I am no Real Estate expert but it surprises me that they would put Residential there with it being so commercial in that area. I know there are homes close to there, but basically right in the middle seems out of place. I am sure they will be high end apartments though so maybe when it's finished it will make more sense.

[wmr]

HUD apts in the Pinnacle area?

[Rory12]

Yeah. It's actually kinda normal. Outdoor malls in Texas have high end apartments surrounding them and even connected to them. If kept up with, they look really nice.

[UrbanArkie]

I think dense residential infill at this location is better than a strip center. I bet once it is finished we will wonder what it ever looked like before.

[MsLiberty]

HUD apts in the Pinnacle area?

I live nearby and had the same thought when I saw the sign. If I'm not mistaken, though, that relates to the financing only. The intended tenants of these residences (according to what was presented to the Rogers Planning Commission) are higher income professionals, i.e., Walmart vendors. Given the lack of rental vacancies in this area currently, it seems like this is a needed development.

Here's the story 40/29 ran when it first was announced: http://m.4029tv.com/news/rogers-approves-new-apartments/23179782

[burnz34]

Icing is closed.

[jb1087]

Icing is closed.

 

Great news! Now we can get a Hot Sauce Store #2.  

[Rory12]

Icing has been closed for a while!

[Hoggy Bear]

Steinmart is opening up in the space next to Joann Fabric

[RAK]

Good God.  That finally explains why we keep getting Steinmart commercials when the nearest is far, far away.

[TRB]

We had Steinmart once before,  Fayetteville at Fiesta Square and in Ft. Smith. They had jumped the gun on expansion, now they are coming back, only to the north in the same strip with Homewood so there's some piggybacking there.

Edited November 19, 2015 by TRB

[RAK]

Yeah, I knew about the one in Fayetteville, but that vanished a long, long, long time ago...and yet the commercials kept coming.  :)

[Hoggy Bear]

Beef Jerky Outlet is coming to Promenade soon

https://www.facebook.com/Beef-Jerky-Outlet-Rogers-1655555241373056

 

Edited February 29, 2016 by Hoggy Bear

[Sammy00]

I'm interested in the lack of discussion about the Promenade. So that made me wonder, what is everyone's general feeling/opinion of the state of NWA's biggest shopping mall?

I do not get to visit very often myself. It is encouraging that news of a closing seems very seldom, but with the economy back on track (to an extent) and the situation in NWA, I'm very surprised we haven't seen additions like Anthropolgie or JCrew.

I had hoped with the Metro's passing of the 500k population landmark, along with the improved economy, we might see the Promenade slowly turn into a slightly more upscale shopping destination. But, at least at first glance, it does not look like that has been the case thus far.

Edited March 1, 2016 by Sammy00

[Rory12]

As an avid shopper, it doesn't draw me in. I'd rather make the drive to Dallas or Tulsa once a month to do any big shopping. 

Edited March 1, 2016 by Rory12