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alabama24 wrote:River Ridge mall is for sale. Does not include department stores. http://m.newsadvance.com/news/river-rid ... l?mode=jqmWonder if that includes Regal. If so, the timing after movies 10 would be insane.
flamehunter wrote:It does include the theater. If you read the article, it sounds like they believe the mall to be viable as a mall. I don't believe it will be closed down.Some suggestion that there is room to use space more constructively. There is plenty of wasted parking. A hotel and restaurant are planned for two pads that aren't owned by CBL. The hotel is just starting construction.
alabama24 wrote:Who thinks liberty will buy it as an "investment"? It is certainly good property in relationship to campus... Albeit with a RR between it.That's a no brainer
Purple Haize wrote:That's a no brainerYeah it would seem like it...
Purple Haize wrote:Further I predict this will be the start of the push for the co-owned Civic Center.I don't believe it's viable, so I really hope this isn't the case. I really hope that the university concentrates on suring up the resident program for the future in a way that allows it to stand on its own should the online program experience strong headwinds at some point in the next 10-15 years.
Humble_Opinion wrote:LU wants a Civic Center almost as bad as they want to go FBSPurple Haize wrote:That's a no brainerYeah it would seem like it...Purple Haize wrote:Further I predict this will be the start of the push for the co-owned Civic Center.I don't believe it's viable, so I really hope this isn't the case. I really hope that the university concentrates on suring up the resident program for the future in a way that allows it to stand on its own should the online program experience strong headwinds at some point in the next 10-15 years.
ballcoach15 wrote:LU could build a tunnel under the railroad tracks or an over-pass and take tracks out of play.It would have to be over. They can buy 'the space' from the railroad
ALUmnus wrote:Someone was throwing around a rumor at work yesterday that Macy's is closing.Never know... but there were rumors that Sam's was going to close once, as well. Who shops at Macy's Penney's, etc?
Now Macy's is closing a bunch of stores, but I don't know that the Lynchburg location is one of them.
rogers3 wrote:My mother...actually just Macy's and Belk, not sure who still shops at Penny's anymore.ALUmnus wrote:Someone was throwing around a rumor at work yesterday that Macy's is closing.Never know... but there were rumors that Sam's was going to close once, as well. Who shops at Macy's Penney's, etc?
Now Macy's is closing a bunch of stores, but I don't know that the Lynchburg location is one of them.
ballcoach15 wrote:ballcoach15 shops at Walmart.Which is why I shop at Target.
JK37 wrote:I shop at Auntie Anne's. Those pretzels are AMAZING!In high school, I had a few friends that worked at Auntie Anne's. They would always bring in the leftovers from the night before whenever the closed the store. Free pretzels in the morning? Yes. Yes please.
JK37 wrote:I shop at Auntie Anne's. Those pretzels are AMAZING!There is no Auntie Anne's in Lynchburg. The nearest one is in Roanoke.
alabama24 wrote:Incorrect. The JFL now has one.JK37 wrote:I shop at Auntie Anne's. Those pretzels are AMAZING!There is no Auntie Anne's in Lynchburg. The nearest one is in Roanoke.
flamerbob wrote:Incorrect. The JFL now has one.I stand corrected... although that has nothing to do with River Ridge. lol
ballcoach15 wrote:I would shop at Goodwill store before I'd go to Target.I can't wait to hear why.