Auburn Mall (Alabama)
Auburn Mall was originally built in 1973 by Colonial Properties Trust as "Village Mall", with two anchor stores initially: Sears at the western end and Gayfers at the eastern end.The expansion included new JCPenney and Dillard's buildings, Belk relocating to the market, and adding a streetscape to the front of the mall.The streetscape included retailers such as Ann Taylor Loft, Chico's, Coldwater Creek, Jos.In 2007 Jones Lang LaSalle became management and leasing contractor of Colonial University Village and the other properties.[3] On April 14, 2020, it was announced that the former JCPenney would be converted into a mall entrance and smaller stores.
Auburn, AlabamaCoordinatesColonial PropertiesHull Property Groupanchor tenantsTotal retail floor areashopping mallgross leasable areadepartment storesDillard'sspecialty storesAnn Taylor LoftJoS. A. BankTalbotsChico'sHibbett SportsGayfersAuburn-OpelikaJCPenneyJones Lang LaSalleStein MartShopping mallsAlabamaBirminghamBrookwood VillageCentury PlazaColonial Promenade AlabasterEastwood VillagePinnacle at Tutwiler FarmRiverchase GalleriaThe SummitWestern Hills MallJasper MallMcFarland MallUniversity MallThe Mall at WestlakeHuntsvilleBridge Street Town CentreDecatur MallHeart of Huntsville MallMadison Square MallParkway PlaceMobileEastern Shore CentreMobile Festival CentrePelican Place at Craft FarmsShoppes at Bel AirSpringdale MallMontgomeryEastdale MallHigh Point Town CenterMontgomery MallSelma MallShoppes at EastchaseFlorence MallGadsden MallQuintard MallSouthgate MallWiregrass Commons MallAlton Square MallAsheboro MallBlue Ridge MallCarolina MallCharleston Town CenterCitrus Park Town CenterColumbia MallDalton MallDanville MallEastgate MallFairgrounds Square MallFort Henry MallGreenwood MallHudson Valley MallLaGrange MallMacon MallThe Mall at Whitney FieldMount Berry MallNew Bern MallPrince of Orange MallRegency MallRichmond MallSumter MallVictoria Mall