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2. Regency Square Mall (Jacksonville) - Wikipedia

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   The departure of JCPenney on October 18, 2020 left Dillard's Clearance Center as the mall's sole anchor. [23] In October of 2021, the JSO Substation at regency was moved to a new location. [24] In November of 2022 Regency Square Mall was given a warning citation from the City of Jacksonville’s Municipal Code Compliance Division.

3. Ontario Mills - Wikipedia

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   Ontario Mills also had one of the few JCPenney 5 Star outlets in the country, but it closed after JCPenney liquidated them in 2013 and was replaced by Fashion Q in 2014. Bed Bath & Beyond moved its store out of the mall across the street into a new shopping center in 2015; Restoration Hardware opened an outlet store in the former Bed Bath ...

4. St. Lawrence Centre - Wikipedia

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   In 2009, the mall owners circulated a petition to replace the former Hills/Ames/Steve & Barry's building with a Target. Several tenants moved out of the mall in 2011 and 2012, including original anchor store TJ Maxx. Sears closed its store at the mall in 2014 and was replaced with Sears Hometown Store but closed in 2017. The mall's ice rink ...

5. Century III Mall - Wikipedia

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   Prior to that, the mall was valued at $128 million. In June 2009, it decreased further to $58 million. The struggling mall was noted as being one of America's most endangered malls in a published report by U.S. News & World Report. [2] In April 2009, Macy's Furniture closed its Century III Mall location as a cost-cutting measure. [3]

6. Doorbuster - Wikipedia

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   A typical doorbuster deal is an item or selection of items that is given a special discount price for a limited amount of time or in a limited quantity. This offer is referred to as a doorbuster in reference to literal incidents in which doors were broken down by a flood of people struggling to get the goods before they sold out.

7. East Hills Mall - Wikipedia

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   East Hills Shopping Center was built by Sherman Dreiseszun in 1965 as one of the first malls in the Midwestern United States. [2] Original tenants included Montgomery Ward, JCPenney, Safeway Inc., Katz Drug, Woolworth's, and Hirsch Brothers department store. [3]