Magnolia City Place: Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
No edit summary |
No edit summary |
||
| Line 3: | Line 3: | ||
The 2014 renovations were by [[Preferred Growth Properties]], a division of Books-a-Million. | The 2014 renovations were by [[Preferred Growth Properties]], a division of Books-a-Million. | ||
In [[2021]] Preferred Growth announced a new phase of construction on | In [[2021]] Preferred Growth announced a new phase of construction on 20-acres on the opposite side of Odom Road, to be called '''The Crossing at Magnolia City Place'''. | ||
==Tenants== | ==Tenants== | ||
Revision as of 18:05, 7 December 2021
Magnolia City Place (formerly Northgate Village Shopping Center) is a shopping plaza located at the intersection of Odom Road and Fieldstown Road in Gardendale. It was originally built in 1986 and was renamed to Magnolia City Place in 2014 after undergoing significant renovations.
The 2014 renovations were by Preferred Growth Properties, a division of Books-a-Million.
In 2021 Preferred Growth announced a new phase of construction on 20-acres on the opposite side of Odom Road, to be called The Crossing at Magnolia City Place.
Tenants
- 655 Fieldstown Road:
- Suite 101: Republic Finance, former location of Alfa Insurance
- Suite 102: H&R Block
- Suite 103: former location of Mike's Baseball Card Shop (1991), Double Header Sports Cards (1997), Republic Finance
- Suite 104: former location of Messiah Books (1991), Sharon's Jewelry (1997)
- Suite 105: former location of Johnson-Rast & Hays (1991), Health Choice Chiropractic Center (1997), Nail Model
- Suite 106: Mattress Firm (2018), former location of Head Start hair salon (1991–2013)
- Suite 110: Publix (opened December 13, 2014), groundbreaking celebration was July 30, 2013
- former location of First Alabama Bank (1991), Dollar Tree
- former location of Delchamps supermarket (1988-2000)
- former location of Goody's (moved to Village Green Shopping Center in 2012)
- Suite 113: Papa Murphy's Pizza (opened 2016), former location of Shoe City, Shoe World (1997)
- Suite 114: Gardendale Eye Care (opened 2016), former location of Mordecai Sporting Goods (1991), Security Pacific financial services (1997)
- Suite 115–117: Cato Fashions (2018)
- Suite 115: former location of Taekwondo Plus (1997)
- Suite 117: former location of Suntan Island (1997)
- Suite 118: former location of Physicians Weight Loss Center (1991)
- Suite 119: former location of Just One Dollar (1991), Commercial Credit (1997)
- Suite 120: Nail Model (2018), former location of Sally Beauty Supply (1991), Linda's Frame Shop (2004)
- Suite 121: Great Clips, former location of Movie Shack (1991), Sherry's Interior & Gifts (1997)
- Suite 122: former location of Subway restaurant (1991)
- Suite 123: Shoe Dept. (2018)
- Suite 130: Dollar Tree (2018)
- Suite 140: Hobby Lobby (opened 2004), former location of Wal-Mart (1984-2003)
- Suite 150: T.J. Maxx (opened November 13, 2014)
- Suite 158: Moe's Southwest Grill (opened May 31, 2018)
- 659 Fieldstown Road: Starbucks Coffee (opened 2015)
- 665 Fieldstown Road: Wells Fargo, former location of Wachovia
The Crossing at Magnolia City Place
- Olive Garden (announced December 2021)
- LongHorn Steakhouse (announced December 2021)
References
- Patterson, Melanie (July 24, 2013) "Publix to break ground in Gardendale at last" North Jefferson News
- McCarty, Sarah (July 29, 2014) "Starbucks coming to Gardendale" The Birmingham News
- Carter, Robert (November 3, 2014) "Gardendale's new T.J. Maxx to open on November 13" North Jefferson News
- Staff Reports (November 14, 2014) "Maxxed Out: Shoppers welcome relocated store to Gardendale's Magnolia City Place" North Jefferson News
- Carter, Robert (December 15, 2014) "Where shopping is FINALLY a pleasure: Gardendale's new Publix opens its doors to throngs of shoppers" North Jefferson News