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'''Promenade Fultondale''' (originally '''Colonial Promenade Fultondale''') is a major retail center on [[Lowery Parkway]] at the intersection of [[Interstate 65]] and [[Walker Chapel Road]] in [[Fultondale]] developed by [[Colonial Properties Trust]] and currently owned by Inland Real Estate Brokerage.  Addresses run from 3321 to 3489 Lowery Parkway. Although stores in the center began opening as early as late September [[2007]], the grand opening took place [[November 2]], [[2007]].  The center was built on land previously used for [[A. T. Holt Park]] and [[Fultondale Elementary School]].

Anchors include Target, Best Buy (closed in 2017), Ashley Furniture, and [[Books-A-Million]].  J. C. Penny held its grand opening on [[October 3]], [[2008]].  Outparcels include Family Christian Bookstore (closed in 2016), Chili's, Arby's, McDonald's, Chick-fil-A, [[Wintzell's Oyster House]] (closed December 2019), and [[Full Moon Bar-B-Que]]. 

In February [[2009]], Inland Real Estate Brokerage Inc. bought the complex from Colonial Properties Services Inc. for $29.9 million.

During the [[April 27]], [[2011 tornado outbreak]], the southern end of the Ashley Furniture building, which marks the southern end of the center, was destroyed. The store's parking lot served as a command post for cleanup efforts used by FEMA.

== References ==
* Martin, Wayne. (October 3, 2007). "Some Fultondale stores open before grand opening." {{BN}}.
* "Shopping center's grand opening set." (October 3, 2007). {{BN}}.
* Crue, Scott. (February 18, 2009). "Inland Pays $30M for Colonial Promenade Fultondale."  CoStar.
* Osburn, Lisa and Victoria L. Coman. (May 4, 2011). "North, East areas regroup after storms." {{BN}}.

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