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The '''Flintridge Centre''' is a 293,496 square-foot shopping center located at 6550 [[Aaron Aronov Drive]] near [[I-20]]/[[I-59|59]] in [[Fairfield]]. It was developed by Aronov, a Montgomery-based real estate company specializing in retail centers. The name of the center recalls the nearby [[Flintridge Building]], headquarters for [[U. S. Steel]]'s [[Fairfield Works]].
The '''Flintridge Centre''' is a 293,496 square-foot shopping center located at 6550 [[Aaron Aronov Drive]] near [[I-20]]/[[I-59|59]] in [[Fairfield]]. It was developed by Aronov, a Montgomery-based real estate company specializing in retail centers. The name of the center recalls the nearby [[Flintridge Building]], headquarters for [[U. S. Steel]]'s [[Fairfield Works]].


Tenants include, Radio Shack, Cato and Sally's Beauty Supply. Former tenants include Sears ([[1979]]-[[2010]]), K-Mart and Winn-Dixie.
Tenants include Radio Shack, Cato and Sally's Beauty Supply. Former tenants include Sears ([[1979]]-[[2010]]), K-Mart and Winn-Dixie.


In [[2005]] the Flintridge Centre, [[Belleview Plaza]] and [[Western Hills Mall]] were studied as part of the [[Western Hills Mall and Aronov Drive Corridor Revitalization Study]]. Recommendations included multi-story office/retail buildings to take advantage of interstate visibility, additional outparcel buildings in the existing surface parking lots, and construction of a new 6-story parking deck.
In [[2005]] the Flintridge Centre, [[Belleview Plaza]] and [[Western Hills Mall]] were studied as part of the [[Western Hills Mall and Aronov Drive Corridor Revitalization Study]] conducted by the [[Regional Planning Commission of Greater Birmingham]]. Their recommendations included multi-story office/retail buildings to take advantage of interstate visibility, additional outparcel buildings in the existing surface parking lots, and construction of a new 6-story parking deck.


The shopping center was purchased in [[2007]] by Nassimi Realty of New York. The seller was Life Investors Insurance Company, based in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.  
The shopping center was purchased in [[2007]] by Nassimi Realty of New York. The seller was Life Investors Insurance Company, based in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. In [[2011]] Atlanta developer Pennye Cason proposed "The Shoppes of Fairfield Discount Mall" to provide inexpensive retail space to small businesses.


==References==
==References==
* "Nassimi buys Flintridge Center" (September 27, 2007) ''Birmingham News''
* "Nassimi buys Flintridge Center" (September 27, 2007) {{BN}}
* Norris, Toraine (November 18, 2009) "Sears store in Fairfield to close in January." ''Birmingham News''
* Norris, Toraine (November 18, 2009) "Sears store in Fairfield to close in January." {{BN}}
* Williams, Roy L. (December 1, 2011) "A hope to spark retail at Fairfield's old Flintridge Centre." {{BN}}


[[Category:Shopping centers]]
[[Category:Flintridge Centre|*]]
[[Category:Aaron Aronov Drive]]

Latest revision as of 12:09, 17 August 2022

The Flintridge Centre is a 293,496 square-foot shopping center located at 6550 Aaron Aronov Drive near I-20/59 in Fairfield. It was developed by Aronov, a Montgomery-based real estate company specializing in retail centers. The name of the center recalls the nearby Flintridge Building, headquarters for U. S. Steel's Fairfield Works.

Tenants include Radio Shack, Cato and Sally's Beauty Supply. Former tenants include Sears (1979-2010), K-Mart and Winn-Dixie.

In 2005 the Flintridge Centre, Belleview Plaza and Western Hills Mall were studied as part of the Western Hills Mall and Aronov Drive Corridor Revitalization Study conducted by the Regional Planning Commission of Greater Birmingham. Their recommendations included multi-story office/retail buildings to take advantage of interstate visibility, additional outparcel buildings in the existing surface parking lots, and construction of a new 6-story parking deck.

The shopping center was purchased in 2007 by Nassimi Realty of New York. The seller was Life Investors Insurance Company, based in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. In 2011 Atlanta developer Pennye Cason proposed "The Shoppes of Fairfield Discount Mall" to provide inexpensive retail space to small businesses.

References

  • "Nassimi buys Flintridge Center" (September 27, 2007) The Birmingham News
  • Norris, Toraine (November 18, 2009) "Sears store in Fairfield to close in January." The Birmingham News
  • Williams, Roy L. (December 1, 2011) "A hope to spark retail at Fairfield's old Flintridge Centre." The Birmingham News