who lives right behind the former Crestwood Plaza, a giant old mall that’s nearly torn down. The glorious retail spread of huge stores, restaurants and full parking lots was once the envy of the ...

26. Simpson said UrbanStreet has shifted its focus from turning the old Crestwood Plaza mall site from a long, big-box oriented development to more of a mixed-use project. “There seems to be ...

The shopping center opened as Crestwood Plaza in 1957 before becoming an enclosed mall in 1984. The mall closed in 2013 and was demolished in 2017. It has been empty since then. The original ...

authentic Mexican concept from the owners of Syberg's will open in the next phase of construction of the Dierbergs-anchored redevelopment of the former Crestwood Plaza mall, located along Watson ...

The Lakeland-based grocer paid $21 million for the Crestwood Plaza, a 78,000-square-foot shopping center on the northeast corner of Southern and Crestwood boulevards. Besides the 51,400 square ...

Dierbergs Markets plans to move forward with its redevelopment of the former Crestwood mall site using the existing ... the 46-acre property at 1 Crestwood Plaza under contract from the Chicago ...

Katie’s Pizza & Pasta Osteria owner Katie Lee is eyeing a late summer or early fall opening for the restaurant's newest location in Crestwood. Katie's will open in the next phase of construction ...

What was originally Crestwood Plaza has gone through several transformations over the course of its life, including going from an open-air mall to an enclosed one in the 1980s. But the most recent ...

The food court has been closed and the mall itself since 2013 ... Sarah’s Cupcake Stop saying a so-long to Crestwood Plaza, which has been a local landmark since it opened in 1957.

Yet Crestwood residents are still wondering what UrbanStreet Group plans to do with the property. Resident Alice Ghazarian inquired about the mall during the Board of Aldermen’s Sept. 9 meeting. Roby ...

The once-prominent Century Plaza in Birmingham has been ... developer Eddie Lumpkin hopes the former shopping mall, located at the corner of Crestwood and Oporto-Madrid Boulevards, can be revitalized.