Century 3 and the Declining South Hills (Pittsburgh, West Mifflin: buyer, tenant, closing)

[Pitt Chick]

Originally Posted by steelcityjerseys

Then they will begin Construction On There new Med Center with Dual Chopper Pad And a State Of Art Cancer research Center.

Ah... that is an indication that this poster does not have valid information.

UPMC already has a state-of-the-art cancer center with the Hillman Center in Shadyside.

Hillman Cancer Center | Network Locations | UPMC Cancer Centers

[bbrian12]

Originally Posted by Pitt Chick

UPMC already has a state-of-the-art cancer center with the Hillman Center in Shadyside.

Hillman Cancer Center | Network Locations | UPMC Cancer Centers

the only thing upmc does good is kill people

[bbrian12]

Originally Posted by By~Tor

the light from it shines in like the "Kenny Rogers Chicken" light shone in on Kramer's apartment in "Seinfeld"....

ha ha
its not fast food
its good food fast

[saturdayskids]

Originally Posted by bbrian12

the only thing upmc does good is kill people

and skylines

[By~Tor]

Originally Posted by bbrian12

ha ha
its not fast food
its good food fast

".........Kenny?.......... KENNY!!.......Ohhhhhhhh........"

[PeterRabbit]

Originally Posted by steelcityjerseys

Update The End is Near for Century Three Mall As Simon Inc Begin finding new homes for the Stores Such as J.C Pennys will be relocated to The South Hills Village Mall In The Former Boscovs Location Spencers Also will be joining J.C At South Hills Village Mall Rubys Tuesday will be relocated to The Mall At Robinson As UPMC Trying to Push Simon Inc to move stores out ASAP So they can Tear Down the Former Booming Century Three Mall Then they will begin Construction On There new Med Center with Dual Chopper Pad And a State Of Art Cancer research Center.Although the Mall has went down hill and her hay days are gone Ill be sad to see her torn down cause she was part of my child hood but the steady declining South Hills look for many changes coming also set to close is Park way Center Mall And The Mc.Donalds In Mt.Oliver also may close there doors in 2009

You've provided very interesting information which sounds logical enough but not taken so seriously because of no link to back it up, and your sentence structure, etc., isn't so good.


What I have found out:

The Roxy Cafe is closing in S. Hills Viilage because of lease renewal difficulties with Simon. A residential development has been approved at Parkway Center.

[By~Tor]

My comments, between quotes:

Originally Posted by PeterRabbit

You've provided very interesting information which sounds logical enough but not taken so seriously because of no link to back it up, and your sentence structure, etc., isn't so good.

I'm not so sure I'd call it "information", but rather, "MISinformation". Hell, I work with the Simon people every day, and there have been so many numerous rumors over the past few years, that they just laugh at them anymore, now.... Century III ain't goin' anywhere, anytime soon. All it needs, is a few more people to support it and shop there.

What I have found out:

The Roxy Cafe is closing in S. Hills Viilage because of lease renewal difficulties with Simon.

This is interesting, but hardly shocking. Tenant renewals are always a topic for discussion, as whenever one experiences declining patronage and then gets hit again with the new, higher rent prices, they usually opt not to renew.

A residential development has been approved at Parkway Center.

Do you have a source for this info?

Thanks!

[Copanut]

Looks like Macy's is pulling out of CIII and Natrona Heights.

[fleetiebelle]

A residential development has been approved at Parkway Center.

I live not far from Parkway Center, and it's such a waste of space. It's not upscale--there's a Kmart and a Giant Eagle. I can't understand why the owners/developers never tried to get someplace like a Burlington Coat Factory or Value City to make it more of a discount shopping area, since there's no place like it nearby and it has easy highway access.

[JoeP]

Burlington Coat Factory or Value City to make it more of a discount shopping area, since there's no place like it nearby and it has easy highway access.

That would only switch out what is wasting space.

Level the mall and build a nice mixed use development with condos, apartments, townhomes, offices and ground floor retail, with a smaller, quality grocery store and relevant stores and restaurants. There's great access to the city from there and it should not continue to be wasted on suburban garbage.