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The mall was developed in 1957 by Hudson's, a Detroit-based department store chain (and corporate predecessor of Target Corp) that also developed Northland Center, another Detroit area mall. [2] In 1975, Eastland Center was enclosed, with JCPenney opening as an additional anchor store.
Long-struggling Eastland Center mall was essentially a dead mall by summer 2021 and down to just a handful of stores when NorthPoint bought the entire 83-acre property later that year from the ...
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It was followed by three other directional malls in Detroit suburbs, also developed by Hudson's and Gruen: Eastland Center in Harper Woods, Westland Center in Westland and Southland Center in Taylor. The first enclosed mall in Michigan was Rogers Plaza in Wyoming, which opened in August 1961. [2] Beyond these, Michigan includes more than 50 ...
Detroit's Eastern Market is the oldest farmers market in Michigan, dating to 1891. At the long-standing market, you can enjoy some of the season's best fresh produce from area farmers and take in ...
Courtland Center opened in late October 1968 as Eastland Mall in what was then Burton Township under the ownership of Forest City and Jack Shifron. [3] At the time, it featured it had a 1000-seat theater and 47 stores including three anchor stores: discount chain Woolco [ 4 ] on the eastern end, The Fair on the western end and Detroit ...
The 80-acre Eastland Mall site off Central Avenue was last used as an open-air flea market until city officials and police told vendors they could no longer set up shop on the property. The ...
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