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Meh. 2 cheap stores that devalue the surrounding property. Yeah, its better than nothing, but this is the best they could do?! Color me unimpressed.
Not my first pic either. But, for example – I don’t think the Ross and Five Below are devaluing anything at the Whitestown exit. I’m more concerned in regards to how Kite intends to activate Keystone Ave. For example: tearing down the former O’Charleys and replacing it with a potential Culver’s. Filling in other empty bays with perhaps a swim academy, Biggby Coffee and a gymnastics studio or gym would be fantastic. Now, if they really wanted to think outside of the box though. Pave over a large portion of the parking lot in front of the current library and make it into a pocket park. Host food trucks – events etc / make it into a true destination.
Brandon, that’s all roses and rainbows, until you realize that doesn’t make any sense.
Murry R. (Bro you lack vision). See you at Culver’s in 2021!
The death of Glendale continues. Better find an institutional buyer/tenant before the horses knock the cart free.
Just a ray of positivity
Or, just a lack of naivete.
And it begins: Finally this week, we have news of a new Culver’s restaurant coming to Glendale Town Center.
— The restaurant will be at 6111 N. Keystone Ave. It’s the same site previously occupied by the casual dining chain O’Charley’s, which closed the Glendale location in June 2019.
Culver’s franchisee Jeffrey Meyer of Noblesville, who operates 12 Culver’s locations in Indiana, Ohio and Georgia, said he plans to demolish the former O’Charley’s building and build a 4,500-square-foot Culver’s in its place. Construction should start in the next several weeks, and the restaurant is expected to open by June.
Meyer had acquired the O’Charley’s site in October 2019 for $1.7 million, but he had to work through some issues with O’Charley’s before he could move forward with demolition and construction.
Based in Prairie du Sac, Wisconsin, Culver’s is a fast-food chain best known for its burgers and frozen custard.
Culver’s is one of a couple of other retailers that are set to join Glendale Town Center. On Wednesday, IBJ reported that youth-oriented discount chain Five Below and discount department chain Ross Dress for Less are also planning to open there.
Kite is way too smart with deep pockets to let the Glendale asset with high traffic counts fail.
Great things are on the horizon.
Brandon I like your creativity. We need more of that. I’d like to see Glendale survive as a reinvented multi-use area.
the 7.1 million is not the first money KITE has received from the city for the Glendale Center. Milhaus receives cash every time they hold their hand out. Your property taxes go up to pay for this kind if development. TIF comes from property tax funds.
Indeed. Thy know how to play the game.