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Foothills Mall Timeline
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Mall ground breaking
» Everwest, a partnership between Everitt Enterprises and Westcor, a Phoenix development company, breaks ground on new regional shopping mall. -
Sears is the biggest
» The 80,000-square-foot Sears becomes the largest retail store in the city. -
Foothills Fashion Mall opens
» Foothills Fashion Mall opens. Size: 336,000 square feet; Anchors: Sears, 80,000 square feet; The Denver, 52,000 square feet; May D&F, 50,000 square feet. -
J.C.Penney expands
» J.C.Penney builds 62,000-square-foot expansion -
Foothills Mall grows
1989
» Foothills grows from 450,000 square feet with 60 to 65 stores and one hallway to 600,000 square feet, 120 stores and multiple hallways as part of a $40 million redevelopment plan that adds Mervyns to the south side. -
Foley’s merger
» May department stores merge with Foley’s and rename all 11 Colorado stores. -
Foothills Mall shows aging
» Bricks from Foothills Mall’s west entrance slide from the roof, one of the first signs the mall is aging. -
Foothills Mall is sold
» Foothills Mall is sold to General Growth Partners, which promises major renovation. Gart Sports announces it’s closing -
Mervyns announces closures
California-based Mervyns announces it will close all but one of its 11 Colorado stores by the end of January, including its location at Foothills Mall.
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J.C.Penney’s relocates
» J.C.Penney’s moves out to a freestanding store on South College Avenue, the former Shopko building. -
Tax incentives approved
» City Council approves tax incentives for Foothills Mall redevelopment. -
Tax incentives lost
» City Council pulls the plug on tax incentives for Foothills Mall citing lack of progress on redevelopment. -
Mall owner files bankruptcy
» GGP files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. -
City drafts redevelopment plan
» City unveils a draft of a consultant’s report on redevelopment of Midtown Corridor, including Foothills Mall, at a public meeting. -
GGP emerges from bankruptcy
» GGP emerges from bankruptcy and renews talks with Fort Collins city officials about redevelopment. -
J.C. Penney's razed; Dillard’s coming to mall
» The vacant J.C.Penney’s store at the mall is razed.
» City unveils preliminary timetable for redevelopment and plans to bring Dillard’s to the mall. -
City submits redevelopment plan
» City Manager Darin Atteberry sends preliminary redevelopment plan and draft of a financial model to GGP -
Perkins restaurant demolished
» Demolition starts on the former Perkins restaurant on College Avenue in front of the mall to clear the way for Corner Bakery. The property is owned by GGP. -
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2012 Preliminary redevelopment timeline
» 2012: Decommision the back aisle and Mervyn’s building. -
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2013 Preliminary redevelopment timeline
» 2013: Refresh the common area, rebuild the food court, update the exterior with $15 million total investment. -
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2014 Preliminary redevelopment timeline
» 2014: Construct 50,000 square feet of new space at the main entrance, outward facing. -
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2016 Preliminary redevelopment timeline
» 2016: Demolish back aisle, reconfigure/construct a new aisle perpendicular to the first leading to a new anchor, likely Dillard’s.