Which will be the first Georgia City to lose their enclosed mall? (Atlanta: apartment complex, daycare)

[NewtownMacon]

Haywood is a nice mall, i have to admit that, maybe i will pay it a visit,

Macon Mall:






























Shoppes at Rivercrossing:


NorthMacon Town center-Under construction Mixed used retail/residential project



These all the development under construction in North Macon

[g-man430]

Macon Mall looks nice. I like the fountain. Unfortunate what's happening to it.

[NewtownMacon]

Originally Posted by g-man430

Macon Mall looks nice. I like the fountain. Unfortunate what's happening to it.

But Like i said things are going to change in the up coming year you will see

[g-man430]

Don't worry. Obama will fix everything. He'll pay to keep Macon Mall open.

[johnatl]

Originally Posted by NewtownMacon

The Macon regional area will always support the Macon Mall and the new developments coming.....The Macon Mall will NOT be closing and bounce back to it old self a regional center....... Yall are a bunch of Macon Haters.......and there you have it...... you guys get a kick out of bashing Macon, but I'm hear to tell you all are wrong and will soon have a full belly of negative words and comments. Macon will became a huge Hotspot in GA.... comment on that

It would be nice to think this is the case, but sadly it won't be.

You need to accept the fact that the Macon Mall will never recover from the loss of so many mainline retailers. It is just a matter of time before they either close it down, tear it down or just let it rot.

I hope for Macon's sake the last option I mentioned doesn't take place.

I have stated time and time again that I do NOT hate Macon. We are attempting to give you a reality check.

[NewtownMacon]

Originally Posted by johnatl

It would be nice to think this is the case, but sadly it won't be.

You need to accept the fact that the Macon Mall will never recover from the loss of so many mainline retailers. It is just a matter of time before they either close it down, tear it down or just let it rot.

I hope for Macon's sake the last option I mentioned doesn't take place.

I have stated time and time again that I do NOT hate Macon. We are attempting to give you a reality check.

I live in reality everyday so there is no need to check it, and the Macon Mall will recover as the Augusta mall and others have done.

[johnatl]

Originally Posted by NewtownMacon

I live in reality everyday so there is no need to check it, and the Macon Mall will recover as the Augusta mall and others have done.

Just keep telling yourself that.

How about we check back this time next year for a reality jolt.

I can promise you the Mall will be a very different place then.

[NewtownMacon]

[quote=johnatl;7917764]Just keep telling yourself that.

How about we check back this time next year for a reality jolt.

I can promise you the Mall will be a very different place then.[/quote


Your are exactly RIGHT, the Mall will be a much different place with lots of new stores and shoppers spending money.......

[johnatl]

^Yes, at the new Super WalMart/low-end surrounding strip mall (if it's even under construction by then).

It would probaly take at least 6 months to demolish and regrade the property.

[NewtownMacon]

Originally Posted by johnatl

^Yes, at the new Super WalMart/low-end surrounding strip mall (if it's even under construction by then).

It would probaly take at least 6 months to demolish and regrade the property.

No Need the Macon Mall will still be there and we already have a New super Wal-mart center shopping center down the street and another a 800,000 power center anchored by home depot, Best buy, Target,Kroger, Ross, Mars halls, Pet smart, Staples, Old Navy and H.H. Gregg's called Eisenhower crossing..... and new power center under construction in North Macon