Talk:The Shoppes at Bel Air

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Target Leaving Bel Air Mall?[edit]

It looks like Target is going to potentially serve as an anchor for a new sixty acre planned regional retail development adjacent to Hank Aaron Stadium, at the intersection of I-65 and Government Boulevard (Highway 90). Other rumored anchors include Costco and/or BJ Wholesale Warehouse. Perhaps JC Penney and Circuit City will sign on as well.

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NitekMobilian 05:52, 1 October 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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Cheesecake Factory?[edit]

It seems Forever 21 is relocating to Eastern Shore Centre before November 1, potentially leaving Bel Air with a 25K square foot box. Rumors have indicated that this space could be redeveloped into a food hall of sorts with Cheesecake Factory serving as an anchor restaurant. — Preceding unsigned comment added by NitekMobilian (talk • contribs) 05:42, 17 October 2018 (UTC)[reply]