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In November [[2013]], the [[Chapel Lane]] extension was completed, connecting the center and [[Galleria Boulevard]] with portions of Hoover north of I-459. | In November [[2013]], the [[Chapel Lane]] extension was completed, connecting the center and [[Galleria Boulevard]] with portions of Hoover north of I-459. | ||
In [[2015]] the shopping center was acquired by American Realty Capital and Lincoln Property Co. Southeast for $83.5 million. | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
* " | * "[http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Patton_Creek_Shopping_Center Patton Creek Shopping Center]" (November 2, 2006) Wikipedia - accessed November 6, 2006 | ||
* Alabama Conrete Industries Association (Spring 2004) [http://www.alconcrete.org/publications/CWspring2004_4.cfm Patton Creek Highlights Quality of Architectural Concrete Masonry]". ''ConcreteWorks''. | * Alabama Conrete Industries Association (Spring 2004) [http://www.alconcrete.org/publications/CWspring2004_4.cfm Patton Creek Highlights Quality of Architectural Concrete Masonry]". ''ConcreteWorks''. | ||
*Ellaby, Liz (December 3, 2009) "Hoover's Patton Creek fills vacancies; occupancy at 87%." {{BN}} | *Ellaby, Liz (December 3, 2009) "Hoover's Patton Creek fills vacancies; occupancy at 87%." {{BN}} | ||
* Anderson, Jon (November 22, 2013) "Chapel Lane extension opens in Hoover, providing new route to Riverchase Galleria, Patton Creek, I-459." {{BN}} | * Anderson, Jon (November 22, 2013) "Chapel Lane extension opens in Hoover, providing new route to Riverchase Galleria, Patton Creek, I-459." {{BN}} | ||
* Godwin, Brent (September 14, 2015) "Patton Creek shopping center sold for $83M." {{BBJ}} | |||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
*[http://www.pattoncreek.com | *[http://www.pattoncreek.com Patton Creek Shopping Center] website | ||
[[Category:Patton Creek Shopping Center|*]] | [[Category:Patton Creek Shopping Center|*]] | ||
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Revision as of 17:03, 14 September 2015
Patton Creek Shopping Center is a 600,000 square-foot open-air "lifestyle center" on Alabama Highway 150 in Hoover. It opened in the summer of 2004 on an 80-acre site adjacent to the Riverchase Galleria. Major tenants include Barnes & Noble, BuyBuy Baby, World Market, Ross Dress For Less, Rooms To Go, Panera Bread Company, Dick's Sporting Goods, and a Rave Motion Pictures theater.
Local businesses located in the shopping center include Bama Fever/Tiger Pride, Baumhower's Wings Sports Grille, Cajun Steamer, Edgar's Bakery, Ensley-Fairfield Mattress, RealtySouth, Sassy Britches, Treat Yourself, and Zoe's Kitchen.
The $30 million development, which was owned by AIG Baker, is distinguished by a two-story "main street" axis with smaller-scale storefronts. Interstate access to the site was facilitated by the Galleria Boulevard Flyover.
Regions Bank foreclosed on the development in 2010. The Carino's Italian restaurant at Patton Creek, the only Alabama location for the Austin, Texas-based chain, closed in 2012.
In November 2013, the Chapel Lane extension was completed, connecting the center and Galleria Boulevard with portions of Hoover north of I-459.
In 2015 the shopping center was acquired by American Realty Capital and Lincoln Property Co. Southeast for $83.5 million.
References
- "Patton Creek Shopping Center" (November 2, 2006) Wikipedia - accessed November 6, 2006
- Alabama Conrete Industries Association (Spring 2004) Patton Creek Highlights Quality of Architectural Concrete Masonry". ConcreteWorks.
- Ellaby, Liz (December 3, 2009) "Hoover's Patton Creek fills vacancies; occupancy at 87%." The Birmingham News
- Anderson, Jon (November 22, 2013) "Chapel Lane extension opens in Hoover, providing new route to Riverchase Galleria, Patton Creek, I-459." The Birmingham News
- Godwin, Brent (September 14, 2015) "Patton Creek shopping center sold for $83M." Birmingham Business Journal
External links
- Patton Creek Shopping Center website