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crime and gang activity in the immediate area surrounding the mall. Despite the mall's challenges, the study's authors reported that sales per square foot remained "well above the threshold for 'vulnerable malls' of $ 275 or less, according to the Urban Land
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in 1992 identified the mall as the preferred shopping center for most Valley residents, and in 1993, as many as a dozen companies were vying to purchase Fiesta. L&B Real Estate
Counsel of Dallas, a commercial real-estate investment firm, bought the mall for $ 124.3 million in December 1993.
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are just west of the mall.) The deal does not include the mall's four anchor properties, which are owned by other companies. In
October 2017, Cashen Real Estate Advisors, which markets the property for Dimension, proposed the mall for
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hosted a free concert at Fiesta Mall, drawing about 3,000 people. The concert was seen as a coup for Fiesta, which was responding to changing times by updating its entrances and adding a children's play area.
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opened in the neighboring city of Tempe in 1997, mall officials saw an initial decline in shoppers. Fiesta management said the change was short-lived after initial interest in the new mall peaked. When
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263:, opened July 4, 1980. the mall was developed by Homart, which at the time of the opening of Fiesta Mall was developing several shopping centers nationwide anchored by Sears retail locations.
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have considered the mall site for a new arena for the team, after the
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1118:"Revitalization Strategy for the Fiesta Mall Super-Regional District"
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1385:"Police calls show gang activity up at Mesa's Fiesta Mall"
1792:"Best Buy, Dick's Sporting Goods to debut at Fiesta Mall"
1588:"Macy's closing sparks fear of Mesa Fiesta Mall's demise"
1334:"Mesa sales taxes on long climb back from recession lows"
637:"Sears to open larger store April 13 in new Mesa mall"
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1586:Polletta, Maria; Nelson, Gary (January 15, 2017).
1457:Soenarie, Angelique; Coe, Jackee (April 2, 2008).
1308:"Macy's, Robinsons-May merger to hurt Fiesta Mall"
1100:The Arizona Republic – Ahwatukee Foothills edition
1077:"Fiesta Mall rides Arizona Mills challenge nicely"
1062:"Arizona Mills debut robs Fiesta Mall of regulars"
809:"Fiesta Mall expansion stalled by parking issues"
1818:". East Valley Tribune. Retrieved March 11, 2017
559:"Mesa approves Sears' plans for shopping center"
1742:"4 Robinsons-May stores to resurface as Macy's"
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1360:"Store closures, competition hurt Fiesta Mall"
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1606:"Fiesta Mall struggles to find new business"
1410:"Man stabbed to death at Mesa's Fiesta Mall"
828:"Mesa planners reject Fiesta Mall expansion"
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1306:Beard, Betty; Shah, Tina (August 3, 2005).
451:On May 18, 2023, it was announced that the
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1459:"Opinions mixed on safety at Fiesta Mall"
1253:"Fiesta Mall's clock is ticking, Westcor"
1035:"Pop concert a boost for struggling mall"
960:"Sears Completes Sale of Its Homart Unit"
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576:Sullivan, Geraldine (September 5, 1973).
343:International Council of Shopping Centers
1630:Steinbach, Alison (September 28, 2019).
929:Gillespie, Phyllis (December 15, 1993).
790:"Fiesta Mall gives up bid for expansion"
153:1,200,000 square feet (110,000 m) (
910:Gillespie, Phyllis (October 21, 1993).
721:"British firm buys half of Fiesta Mall"
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1533:Hansen, Kristena (November 13, 2013).
1060:Gonderinger, Lisa (November 1, 1997).
847:"Evolution changing the face of malls"
813:The Arizona Republic / Southeast Extra
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1864:Sunnucks, Mike (November 5, 2017).
1827:Coppola, Chris (January 9, 2017). "
826:Patten, Mike (September 23, 1985).
2255:Shopping malls established in 1979
1332:Nelson, Gary (November 13, 2012).
1241:. East Valley Tribune. 2004-11-06.
1010:Collom, Lindsey (April 14, 2004).
993:"Midscale Fiesta Mall up for sale"
887:Novotny, Jean (October 21, 1990).
864:Novotny, Jean (October 21, 1990).
304:On April 13, 2004, pop music star
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1701:Sunnucks, Mike (1 October 2017).
845:Deters, Barbara (March 5, 1995).
1767:"Fiesta Mall swings out the old"
1033:Fiscus, Chris (April 14, 2004).
807:Rose, Brbara (August 16, 1985).
769:Rose, Barbara (August 7, 1985).
578:"Shopping center plan applauded"
1096:"Mall, indeed, in high fashion"
1094:Beard, Betty (April 20, 2002).
1075:Perez, Janet (April 28, 1998).
788:Patten, Mike (April 25, 1986).
1814:Nelson, Gary (Nov 21, 2016). "
643:. March 13, 1977. p. D-13
565:. October 9, 1970. p. 21.
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746:McGowan, Dan (May 16, 1977).
606:Muller, Bob (June 19, 1978).
1816:Party time for Fiesta again?
437:Banner Desert Medical Center
349:Fiesta Mall was acquired by
2000:Superstition Springs Center
931:"New owner for Fiesta Mall"
672:. June 24, 1979. p. D8
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243:Homart Development Company
239:Sears, Roebuck and Company
198:Homart Development Company
129:No. of stores and services
107:Homart Development Company
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866:"A mall springs to life"
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1952:Christown Spectrum Mall
1560:"MAC – 9.30.2013 – 10Q"
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324:Chandler Fashion Center
149:Total retail floor area
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1012:"Avril, uncomplicated"
912:"Deal for Fiesta Mall"
506:. The Broadway became
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563:The Arizona Republic
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