University Town Center

[bombermwc]

Pretty much Dillards, Old Navy and Chik-fil-a keep it open. Maybe victorias secret? Seems busy but I admittedly don't shop there.

So is the mall on its last leg? Obviously any store could pick up and move to any strip mall in Norman and be fine. But Dillards, unless they own their structure and would be willing to be open while the rest of the mall closed, then at least from what's being said here, it looks like its on life support.

It's been probably 12-13 years since I've been in that mall myself, so i have absolutely zero current context. university park barely existed the last time i went to the mall so oh how the world has changed. I'd like to say it would be sad if it closed, but honestly I do not know that many people would care that much would they? Norman is strong enough that someone could easily buy that land and build something new. It would be a good opportunity to fix that weird frontage road mess that does that stupid thing at the mall entrance too.

[bombermwc]

Pretty much Dillards, Old Navy and Chik-fil-a keep it open. Maybe victorias secret? Seems busy but I admittedly don't shop there.

So is the mall on its last leg? Obviously any store could pick up and move to any strip mall in Norman and be fine. But Dillards, unless they own their structure and would be willing to be open while the rest of the mall closed, then at least from what's being said here, it looks like its on life support.

It's been probably 12-13 years since I've been in that mall myself, so i have absolutely zero current context. university park barely existed the last time i went to the mall so oh how the world has changed. I'd like to say it would be sad if it closed, but honestly I do not know that many people would care that much would they? Norman is strong enough that someone could easily buy that land and build something new. It would be a good opportunity to fix that weird frontage road mess that does that stupid thing at the mall entrance too.

[FighttheGoodFight]

So is the mall on its last leg? Obviously any store could pick up and move to any strip mall in Norman and be fine. But Dillards, unless they own their structure and would be willing to be open while the rest of the mall closed, then at least from what's being said here, it looks like its on life support.

It's been probably 12-13 years since I've been in that mall myself, so i have absolutely zero current context. university park barely existed the last time i went to the mall so oh how the world has changed. I'd like to say it would be sad if it closed, but honestly I do not know that many people would care that much would they? Norman is strong enough that someone could easily buy that land and build something new. It would be a good opportunity to fix that weird frontage road mess that does that stupid thing at the mall entrance too.

Ya it is pretty barren in there. Nothing ever went back into Sears which is a large part of the mall. I'd assume it closes eventually and probably gets bulldozed. Pretty valuable land right there on the highway.

[Soonerman]

I wouldn't be surprised if Dillard's downgrades the Norman store to a Clearance Center in the future

[bombermwc]

Ya it is pretty barren in there. Nothing ever went back into Sears which is a large part of the mall. I'd assume it closes eventually and probably gets bulldozed. Pretty valuable land right there on the highway.

I know an arena that would love to be build here hahahahahahaha