NORDSTROM at Circle Center mall Closing! (Lafayette, Carmel: live in, restaurants, stores)

[indy_317]

Originally Posted by plaidmom

REI would be nice too. I "get" why they want to locate north (it's the money stupid) but they are totally missing the point that 90% of the state's great recreational pursuits (hiking, camping, mountain biking) happpen in the SOUTHERN half of the state. A spot near the Edinburgh Outlet Mall would have been ideal. They could draw from Louisville and Cincinnati as well.

I disagree on 90% of the great hiking and camping being confined to just the southern Indiana area. Turkey Run and Shades are considered some of the better parks in Indiana and they are due west of Indy. Mounds in Anderson has some hiking as well. Looking at their store locator webpage, it seems to me that REI is opening stores in almost every major city, or smaller cities that are gateways to huge recreational meccas (Yellowstone, Glacier). I'm just glad we are finally getting a local REI brick and mortar store!

[indy_317]

Originally Posted by msamhunter

Don't fret there will be an anchor there in time for the super bowl. Way too much money to be maid to NOT be there during that weekend.

So what will it be:
-Escort service ran out of the building?
-Strip club/brothel?
-Or a combination of escort service, strip club, and brothel?

[prairiestate]

Originally Posted by msamhunter

Don't fret there will be an anchor there in time for the super bowl. Way too much money to be maid to NOT be there during that weekend.

That's an interesting point. I guess the hotel maids will be getting a lot of extra tips, so they could be doing a lot more shopping.

[sunnyandcloudydays]

Originally Posted by Toxic Toast

Water Tower Place in Chicago is a much different spot than Nordstrom in Circle Center. Target would probably be an odd thing to put at Water Tower Place. But we are not talking about Water Tower Place, we are talking about a pretty generic spot in Circle Center mall. Target has downtown locations in several other cities, and those locations are often playing to the urban setting. Target moving into that spot is not a sign of failure, the spot sitting empty for the next 5 years is a sign of failure.

Target!


I would think that is horrible -
They are planning some targes in Chicago and its hitting alot of resistance
Personally it takes all character away from a city whethr its Indianapolis or Minneapolis, LA or New York or Chicago or Houston
Target is blah blah blah

[sunnyandcloudydays]

Yeah the convention goers (me included and I attend sporting events in Indy are just dying to come to Indy and visit the unique Target stores

I thought Indy was booming with business what happend

[grmasterb]

Originally Posted by sunnyandcloudydays

Yeah the convention goers (me included and I attend sporting events in Indy are just dying to come to Indy and visit the unique Target stores

I thought Indy was booming with business what happend

Relax. There won't be a Target going in Circle Centre.

[prairiestate]

Originally Posted by sunnyandcloudydays

Target!


I would think that is horrible -
They are planning some targes in Chicago and its hitting alot of resistance
Personally it takes all character away from a city whethr its Indianapolis or Minneapolis, LA or New York or Chicago or Houston
Target is blah blah blah

Umm, no.

That's Wal Mart you're thinking of. Target already has over a dozen stores throughout the city of Chicago, several of them multi-level stores designed to fit in a densely populated neighborhood.

[sunnyandcloudydays]

Originally Posted by prairiestate

Umm, no.

That's Wal Mart you're thinking of. Target already has over a dozen stores throughout the city of Chicago, several of them multi-level stores designed to fit in a densely populated neighborhood.

No I was thinking of the target at cabrini and the target http://articles.chicagotribune.com/2...rsons-retailerdowntown someplace in the loop - cant remember which bldg but about a month ago there was an article in the tribune

off topic as this was an indiana thread

[grmasterb]

Originally Posted by sunnyandcloudydays

No I was thinking of the target at cabrini and the target downtown someplace in the loop - cant remember which bldg but about a month ago there was an article in the tribune

What's wrong with the Target on Roosevelt?

[sunnyandcloudydays]

Originally Posted by grmasterb

What's wrong with the Target on Roosevelt?

I guess i dont mind the target on roosevelt
its far enough south.


Target is probably more or less a personal pref.

not that i frequent high end stores
nordstrom could take it or leave it