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Southland Mall, originally known as Cutler Ridge Mall, is a shopping mall in Cutler Bay (formerly Cutler Ridge), Florida.It opened in 1978 [3] as an extension of the Cutler Ridge Shopping Center, which itself was opened in 1960 (shortly after its "grand reopening", Cutler Ridge Mall moniker was subsequently applied to the entire shopping center complex).
READ MORE: Will Cutler Bay be Miami-Dade’s next boomtown? Its hopes are set on a $1 billion project. The shopping center expanded in 1978 under the name Cutler Ridge Mall, with department store ...
The Hollywood Fashion Mall was replaced by a discount mall and then a flea market. There is now a Walmart on the site. The Cutler Ridge Mall was all but destroyed by Hurricane Andrew in 1992.
CUTLER RIDGE MALL. The Gap at the old Cutler Ridge Mall in 1983. Workers in front of the old Cutler Ridge Mall in 1981. Cutler Ridge Mall’s interior in 1988. OMNI. Omni shopping mall in 1983.
Cutler Ridge Mall was "reopened" in 1978, but its ultimate configuration didn't come into being until the mid 1980s, when the Cutler Ridge Shopping Center was expanded in four stages between the Richards (later Burdines) and Sears stores on the northern end of the property. Of the extended Cutler Ridge Mall, only phases two and three are still ...
Cutler Bay is an incorporated town in Miami-Dade County, Florida, United States, established in 2005.With a population of 45,425 as of the 2020 US census, [8] it is part of the Miami metropolitan area of South Florida.
Mervyn's entered Florida in 1988 with a store at Lakeland Square Mall in Lakeland, and began major expansions outside of California with Atlanta being the site of a particularly strong expansion campaign, followed by Miami in 1991 with the conversion of five Lord & Taylor locations--Cutler Ridge Mall (1982), Coral Square (1984), Miami ...
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