Wildwood Centre South

Wildwood Centre South is the main section of the Wildwood Shopping Center located at 217-265 Lakeshore Parkway, to the west of the Wal-Mart Supercenter and across the parkway from Homewood Commons (originally Wildwood North). The 225,921 square-foot center is accessed from Wildwood Parkway and Wildwood Circle, and backs up to Shades Creek and the Wildwood Preserve. The eastern section of the complex is in the city limits of Homewood, while everything to the west of the 259 building is in Birmingham City Limits.

In 2005, the western section of the shopping center within Birmingham's corporate limits was demolished.

The shopping center was acquired by an affiliate of the TPA Group of Atlanta, Georgia for $12.05 million in early 2016. They sold it to a group affiliated with CRS Realty of Houston, Texas for $17.8 million in October 2019. The 259 Building, formerly housing Office Max, was bought separately by a New York City-based investment group for $3 million.

Tenants

• 217: Mr Wang's Restaurant
• 219: T-Mobile
• 221A: Fashion Nails
• 221B: Subway restaurant
• 223: Arch4U threading salon
• 225A: Back on Track Chiropractic
• 225B: Sport Clips barber shop
• 227: H&R Block tax preparers
• 231: America's Best Contacts & Eyeglasses
• 233: Dollar Tree discount store
• 243: K&G Fashion Superstore
• 251: Sears Outlet
• 253: former location of Rack Room Shoes (-2015)
• outdoor plaza
• 255: Hobby Lobby

259 building

• 259: former location of Office Max (-2013)
  • 259E: BioLife Plasma Services (2019-)

Birmingham city limits

• Birmingham portions to the west of the 259 building, demolished 2005
  • Subway (1991-2005) (moved
  • Wildwood 14 (1991-2005)
  • Baumhower's Bob Baumhower's Wings Sports Grill (-2004)

Outparcels

• Homewood
  • 211: Chick Fil-A
  • 213: Taco Bell
  • 215: Costa's Famous Bar-B-Que
  • 279: Starbucks coffee
• Birmingham city limits at roundabout
  • 281: Cook Out (November 2019-), former location of Outback Steakhouse (2011)
  • 405: Mavis Tires & Brakes
• Oak Grove Road:
  • • 1278: Hooters
    • 1282: Express Oil Change

References

• Godwin, Brent (January 6, 2016) "Wildwood Centre South shopping center sells for $12M." Birmingham Business Journal
• Cromwell, Sidney (December 28, 2016 "A look ahead at 2017: Commercial development." Homewood Star
• Price, Jamiese (April 13, 2018) "redevelopment project looks to bring restaurants, retail, residential space." WBRC.com
• Robertson, Terri (January 18, 2019) "Cook Out is coming to Birmingham! Lakeshore Parkway location confirmed." Birmingham Now
• Van der Bijl, Hanno (October 14, 2019) "Texas investors buy Homewood shopping center for $17M." Birmingham Business Journal
• Van der Bijl, Hanno (October 17, 2019) "Homewood retail building on Lakeshore corridor sells for $3M." Birmingham Business Journal