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'''Brook Highland Plaza''' is a 594,466 square-foot shopping center located on a 65.9-acre site on [[U.S. Highway 280]] at [[Brook Highland Parkway]] / [[Meadow Brook Parkway]] in [[Hoover]]'s [[Inverness]] subdivision. | '''Brook Highland Plaza''' is a 594,466 square-foot shopping center located on a 65.9-acre site on [[U.S. Highway 280]] at [[Brook Highland Parkway]] / [[Meadow Brook Parkway]] in [[Hoover]]'s [[Inverness]] subdivision. | ||
It was constructed in [[1994]] and is anchored by a [[Lowe's]] home improvement store. | It was constructed in [[1994]] and is anchored by a [[Lowe's]] home improvement store. In [[2022]] DRA Advisors and DLC Management of New York City sold the property to First National Realty Partners of Red Bank, New Jersey. | ||
==Tenants== | ==Tenants== | ||
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* Van der Bijl, Hanno (July 9, 2020) "Best Buy inks lease on 280, plans to relocate store." {{BBJ}} | * Van der Bijl, Hanno (July 9, 2020) "Best Buy inks lease on 280, plans to relocate store." {{BBJ}} | ||
* Parker, Illyshia (February 22, 2022) "Brook Highland Plaza slated to hit the market." {{BBJ}} | * Parker, Illyshia (February 22, 2022) "Brook Highland Plaza slated to hit the market." {{BBJ}} | ||
* Thornton, William (July 8, 2022) "New Jersey investment firm acquires Birmingham’s Brook Highland Plaza" {{BN}} | |||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
Revision as of 16:47, 9 July 2022
Brook Highland Plaza is a 594,466 square-foot shopping center located on a 65.9-acre site on U.S. Highway 280 at Brook Highland Parkway / Meadow Brook Parkway in Hoover's Inverness subdivision.
It was constructed in 1994 and is anchored by a Lowe's home improvement store. In 2022 DRA Advisors and DLC Management of New York City sold the property to First National Realty Partners of Red Bank, New Jersey.
Tenants
- 5201: Best Buy (2021–), former location of Dick's Sporting Goods
- 5209: White House Interiors
- 5215: HomeGoods
- 5223: Tuesday Morning
- 5227: Park Place Cleaners
- 5231: Outback Steakhouse
- 5235: Church Unlimited
- 5237: Spectrum mobile (2021–)
- 5243: Ruby Sunshine (2021–), former location of IHOP
- 5247: Zoe's Kitchen
- 5253: Five Below
- 5265: Sprouts supermarket (2015–), former location of Brook Highland Cinema (1994–2007)
- 5267: Ulta Beauty
- 5269:
- suite 124: Firehouse Subs
- suite 121: Petco
- suite 120: Club 4 Fitness
- 5271: Michaels
- 5275:
- suite 101: OfficeMax
- suite 115: ABC Select Spirits
- suite 119: Stein Mart
- 5279: Beef 'O' Brady's (George McCluney September 2021–), former location of The Boot, Brook Highland Bar & Grill
- 5295: Dairy Queen
- 5287:
- Party City
- former location of Cici's Pizza
- former location of Madrix Couture
- Las Trojas Cantina, former location of Mexicali Mexican Restaurant
- suite 221: Ashley HomeStore (2022–), former location of Books-A-Million (–2022)
- suite 231: Rack Room Shoes
- suite 233: Bargain Hunt, former location of Big Lots
- suite 249: The Mercantile
- suite 257: GNC
- suite 259: PerfArch Threading & Spa
- suite 86: Sally Beauty
- suite 279: Dollar Tree
- Party City
- 5291:
References
- Van der Bijl, Hanno (July 9, 2020) "Best Buy inks lease on 280, plans to relocate store." Birmingham Business Journal
- Parker, Illyshia (February 22, 2022) "Brook Highland Plaza slated to hit the market." Birmingham Business Journal
- Thornton, William (July 8, 2022) "New Jersey investment firm acquires Birmingham’s Brook Highland Plaza" The Birmingham News
External links
- Inverness Plaza at branchprop.com