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** [[Ashley B. Salon]] ([[Ashley Bush]] –2022) | ** [[Ashley B. Salon]] ([[Ashley Bush]] –2022) | ||
** [[Kimono Ink School for Girls]] ([[Kimono Steele]] –2022) | ** [[Kimono Ink School for Girls]] ([[Kimono Steele]] –2022) | ||
** former location of [[Village Computers]] (1980's), [[Perry Computer and Photo Supply]] (2000's) | |||
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** [[Beyond Xpressions]] salon | ** [[Beyond Xpressions]] salon | ||
Revision as of 21:38, 20 September 2022
Valley Mall was a retail strip shopping center and two-story commercial building located at 1718–1722 28th Avenue South and at 1719–1725 27th Terrace South, backing up to Griffin Brook in Homewood.
Until 2015 the building was managed by Shades Valley Real Estate. After that, it was managed by Bostany Realty and then was sold to Capstone Development Partners in 2021.
In 2022 Capstone demolished the building and redeveloped the site for Luca restaurant and another tenant.
Tenants
- 1718:
- 1719:
- 1720:
- Ashley B. Salon (Ashley Bush –2022)
- Kimono Ink School for Girls (Kimono Steele –2022)
- former location of Village Computers (1980's), Perry Computer and Photo Supply (2000's)
- 1721:
- Beyond Xpressions salon
- 1722:
- D'Trespa Consignment Boutique (LaRoyce Marsh 2011–2022)
- Sewing Machine Mart (Shawn Jackson 1993–2021)
- Alabama Reweaving & Alterations (–2022)
- Style & Stitch (2021–2022)
- Sew Sheri Designs / Dorm Suite Dorm (2017–2019)
- Central Lighting (–2022)
- Generation Dog's Rub-a-Dub-Dog Bathhouse & Spa (Catherine Bres 2016–2022)
- Balance Personal Training (–2022)
- ByteSize (1985–2016)
- Debbie's Salon (2011–2015)
- 1723:
- Bill Aroosian Designs
- Cakeffect (2011–2015)
References
- Embry, Neal (October 26, 2021) "Valley Mall to be torn down, redeveloped; existing businesses share their thoughts." The Homewood Star