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249:, with over 600,000 square feet (56,000 m) of retail space occupying 50 acres (20 ha). Manuel D. Meyerson and Associates served as leasing agent for both anchor stores. According to the initially-announced plans, the Shillito store was to consist of two levels, with the lower level mainly consisting of apparel, shoes, toys, and sporting goods, while the upper level would feature furnishings, household goods, appliances, and discounted merchandise. Baxter, Hodell, Donnelly & Preston was hired as the architectural firm to design the Mabley & Carew store. The mall's location was chosen on Beechmont Avenue ( 155: 451:
was announced as a potential buyer in November of that year. After buying the property, Victory Real Estate renamed it to Anderson Towne Center and announced that they would begin converting it to an outdoor mall. These plans called for the demolition of everything except for the Kmart and Lazarus
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supermarket, then the largest in the chain, on the site of the former Parisian. In addition, the Lazarus store was renovated. Kroger opened for business in November 2004. The rest of the renovated center opened in 2005, by which point the Lazarus store had been re-branded as
373:, which relocated from an existing store 1 mile (1.6 km) to the west at Cherry Grove Plaza. Elder-Beerman closed its store at Beechmont Mall in 1992 after deeming that renovations to the store would be too costly. The store was sold that same year to 317:(Rike's), another Dayton-based department store, and dual-branded all locations as Shillito-Rikes. In 1983, Beechmont Mall underwent an expansion whose construction costs were valued at $ 2,000,000. This expansion consisted of adding a 436:
acquired the mall from Zamias in 1999. The company proposed tearing down the mall and redeveloping it as an outdoor shopping center, but declined at the time due to concerns that redevelopment would not yield a large enough
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Despite the addition of these new stores, the mall's occupancy rate began to decline throughout the late 1990s due to its age, its smaller size than other malls, and increased competition from the then-newly expanded
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discount store (also owned by Federated) to the north end of the mall, while relocating the Thriftway supermarket to a larger location on the mall's periphery. In addition, the older Thriftway location would become a
465:. At the time of reopening, the new mall had multiple vacancies, but township representatives and mall owners noted that this was due to several leases having not yet been finalized. 257:. Construction began in October 1968, with projected costs of $ 14 million. By this point, several tenants had been confirmed for the mall, including Lerner New York (now known as 326:. Further consolidation by Federated affected the two anchor stores under its ownership throughout the late 1980s. In 1986, the company merged the Shillito-Rike's stores with 422:. MetLife put the mall up for sale in 1996, but withdrew the sale after lack of interest. MetLife auctioned Beechmont and nine other malls under its ownership in 1997, and 213:. Between 2002 and 2003, the center was demolished except for the Lazarus and Kmart buildings, and renamed to Anderson Towne Center. Following the conversion of Lazarus to 441:. Delays in redevelopment, combined with the expiration of tenant leases, contributed to an increasingly high vacancy rate at the beginning of the 21st century; by 2001, 1894: 1417: 456:, two of the only remaining tenants at the time. Demolition began in January 2003. Also included in the redevelopment would be a 104,000-square-foot (9,700 m) 430:. As a result, Zamias sought renovation plans, with proposals including a multiplex movie theater Parisian closed at the mall in late 1999 due to declining sales. 346:
that year. Woolworth closed at the mall in 1989 when its lease was not renewed, and its space was subdivided for smaller stores. In addition, Limited Brands (now
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also opened at the mall at this point, and mall management cited these stores as examples of the tenants desired in creating a more upscale image for the mall.
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Plans for Beechmont Mall were first announced in September 1967. Developer Carl H. Lindner and his brother Robert D. Lindner announced that the mall's
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which had begun seeking other Cincinnati-area locations after the initial success of their location at Forest Fair Mall (now
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described the mall as a "ghost town" with "a handful of smaller stores" alongside Lazarus and Kmart. Victory Real Estate of
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restaurant opened at the mall the same year. Further renovations in 1993 included expanded locations for existing tenants
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joining in 1980. Each anchor store changed names twice during the original mall's history: Shillito's became
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buildings, along with the addition of exterior-facing retail suites and new locations for TGI Friday's and
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bought all ten that December. By 1998, many major tenants had left the mall, including Gap, Express, and
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Kmart closed at Anderson Towne Center in 2014. Five years later, the former Kmart was torn down for an
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purchased all four locations of Mabley & Carew. Four years later, Federated Department Stores (now
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restaurant, while Macy's expanded its store with a branch of its discount division Macy's Backstage.
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at that point and the closure of Kmart in 2013, the center's present anchor stores are Macy's,
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Hills closed the store in June 1991 and five months later it was converted to
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while also adding a branch of its sister brand Limited Express (now
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demographics by bringing in more fashion-oriented tenants.
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The first change to come to the mall was in 1978, when
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Byczkowski (August 22, 1992). 241:would be two local department stores: 1127:Jennifer Edwards (February 6, 2004). 137:320,845 square feet (29,807.5 m) 7: 1154:John Byzcwoski (November 11, 2004). 885:"Beechmont Mall looks at cinemaplex" 883:Lisa Biank Fasig (January 2, 1999). 689:Margaret Josten (January 21, 1986). 338:, the Gold Circle chain was sold to 774:"Kmart will be tenant at Beechmont" 1890:Shopping malls established in 1969 1234:Sheila Vilvens (January 7, 2019). 993:Lisa Biank Fasig (April 9, 1999). 915:Andy Hemmer (September 22, 1997). 748:"Beechmont Mall redoing its image" 100:Carl H. Lindner, Robert D. Lindner 14: 1209:"Anderson Township Kmart closing" 974:. December 23, 1997. pp. B10 917:"Beechmont Mall on auction block" 855:"Beechmont Mall may get makeover" 826:Anne Bowling (October 14, 1993). 716:Mike Boyer (September 13, 1988). 591:. September 30, 1987. pp. B7 185:as its major anchor stores, with 1686:Town and Country Shopping Center 1047:Lew Moores (November 30, 2001). 1022:"Beechmont Mall put up for sale" 1020:Lew Moores (November 10, 2001). 780:. November 9, 1991. pp. D10 746:Richard Green (August 9, 1988). 670:. October 13, 1983. pp. C11 636:Wayne Buckhout (April 6, 1982). 153: 1287:Shopping malls in metropolitan 1129:"Mall makeover poised to begin" 1074:Karen Vance (October 1, 2002). 948:. February 8, 1996. pp. B8 801:"Beechmont Mall lands Parisian" 506:Victory Real Estate Investments 108:Victory Real Estate Investments 92:2003 (as Anderson Towne Center) 562:. October 22, 1968. p. 27 330:, a department store based in 1: 942:"MetLife accepting mall bids" 528:"$ 14 million center planned" 313:) merged Shillito's with the 1181:Steve Kemme (May 30, 2005). 853:Sheri King (June 23, 1994). 617:. 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Cincinnati, Ohio
Coordinates
39°04′27″N 84°21′00″W / 39.07417°N 84.35000°W / 39.07417; -84.35000
anchor tenants
Total retail floor area
Bus interchange
Metro
shopping mall
Cincinnati, Ohio
John Shillito Company
Mabley & Carew
Gold Circle
Rike Kumler Co.
Lazarus
Elder-Beerman
Parisian
Hills
Kmart
Macy's
Kroger
Sky Zone
Crunch Fitness
anchor stores
John Shillito Company
Mabley & Carew
SR 125
Anderson Township
New York & Company
Waldenbooks
Kinney Shoes

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