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Wyoming Valley, along with the Viewmont Mall, was sold by Crown American to PREIT in 2003. [12] Wyoming Valley Mall was renovated in 2006 for $8 million, and received significant cosmetic changes. [2] [13] H&M opened at the mall in September 2017, occupying three storefronts. [14] In April 2018, The Bon-Ton and Sears both announced they would ...
Wyoming Valley Mall was sold to Kohan for $17 million in August 2021. [53] Kohan purchased the Triangle Town Center for $33.25 million in November 2021. [54] Montgomery Mall while in foreclosure was purchased for $55 million in November 2021. [4] The Crossroads in Portage, Michigan was purchased by Kohan in January 2022 for $25 million. [55]
List of shopping malls in Pennsylvania. King of Prussia Mall in King of Prussia, the largest shopping mall in Pennsylvania with 425 stores and third-largest shopping mall in the United States. Lehigh Valley Mall in Whitehall Township. South Mall 's main entrance in Salisbury Township. This is a list of shopping malls in Pennsylvania:
The Wyoming Valley is a historic industrialized region of Northeastern Pennsylvania. The region is historically notable for its influence in helping fuel the American Industrial Revolution with its many anthracite coal-mines. As a metropolitan area, it is known as the Scranton–Wilkes-Barre metropolitan area, after its principal cities ...
A fourth store in the Wyoming Valley Mall near Wilkes-Barre opened in 1971. [9] Like many other major department stores in the 1970s, however, suburbanization and the growth of indoor shopping malls led to declining sales of large department stores in Allentown's central business district. In 1975, Zollinger's was still profitable, but in 1976 ...
Animas Valley Mall – Farmington (1982–present) Coronado Center – Albuquerque (1976–present) Cottonwood Mall – Albuquerque (1996–present) DeVargas Center – Santa Fe (1973–present) Fashion Outlets of Santa Fe – Santa Fe (1993–present, outdoor) Mesilla Valley Mall – Las Cruces (1981–present)
In the Wyoming Valley, the commuter buses to New York City serve Scranton, and in Wilkes-Barre: downtown Wilkes-Barre at the James F. Conahan Intermodal Transportation Center, and the Wyoming Valley Mall. Places in the Pocono Mountains served by Martz buses to include Mt. Pocono, Marshalls Creek, Stroudsburg, and Delaware Water Gap.
The main Wilkes-Barre store was severely damaged in the Hurricane Agnes flood in 1972 while at the same time Wilkes-Barre’s Wyoming Valley Mall opened. A branch store was opened in the Laurel Mall in Hazleton, Pennsylvania, which Fowler, Dick and Walker also developed. The combination of the slowdown at the main Wilkes-Barre store and the ...