Hialeah’s mall, Westland Mall, is located on the west side of the city along Palmetto Expressway (FL 826) at the intersection of 49th Street (FL 932). It opened in the summer of 1971, expanding upon an already-extant Burdine’s store, adding JCPenney as a middle anchor, and Sears on the other end with an enclosed mall of stores connecting them.
The Jacksonville region, also known as Florida’s First Coast, is home to over one million people and the anchor city for a large geographic area in northeast Florida and southeast Georgia. The region is not only the coastal gateway to the state of Florida, but also a tourist destination known for its sandy beaches, warm climate, and numerous cultural amenities. In addition, [...]
When the Palm Beach Mall opened in 1967, it was billed as the largest enclosed mall in the Southeast. Located in West Palm Beach, FL, the mall helped serve a community who didn’t necessarily need the opulence of Palm Beach’s Worth Avenue shopping area. It opened amidst spectacular gardens and fountains and was anchored by the Miami-based Jordan Marsh, JCPenney and the number three of the three Miami stores, Richards.
It’s about Spring break time, so we’re headed south to the original Spring break destination of Fort Lauderdale, and to a little mall just to the west in suburban Lauderhill. Walking into Lauderhill Mall is like walking into a time vacuum and being sucked back 30 (or more?) years. It is not only a wonderfully-preserved example [...]
Opened in 2002 near a former Belz Factory Outlets site, Festival Bay Mall is the Orlando area’s newest enclosed mall; however, it is anything but typical. For one, its location almost certainly dictates Festival Bay Mall’s positioning. Leased and managed by General Growth and owned by Belz, Festival Bay Mall is situated on the north end of [...]
This one was truly amazing. Located along Okeechobee Road in the west part of Fort Pierce, Florida, Orange Blossom Mall sat for decades. It seems to have died a slow, drawn out retail death, leaving behind a massive hulking structure which was open to walk but not really to shop. When I visited in May 2001 only a [...]
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