Shoppers walk through the parking lot at Westminster Mall in February. Malls in Orange County are being redeveloped into mixed-use developments with shopping and homes in an effort to increase the ...

The land that housed the Westminster Mall from 1977 to 2011 is slowly being transformed into another form of Americana — the downtown the city never had.This city of roughly ...

By Peter Larsen | [email protected] | Orange County Register UPDATED: August 28, 2018 at 7:34 AM PDT You don’t have to be Brainiac to see that the Westminster Mall just ain’t what she used to be.

The Westminster Mall in Westminster on Wednesday, November 2, 2022. Westminster officials are considering how to plan for future development at the mall, and are looking at the property as being ...

Construction on the first phase of the from-scratch urban center the city of Westminster is striving to bring to life on the site of the demolished Westminster Mall is picking up steam as the ...

Westminster intends to raze the mall sometime this summer to make way for the new development, and I have to admit, I'll kind of miss it when it's gone, and maybe for reasons that have nothing to ...

And the Westminster Economic Development Authority purchased a nearby restaurant and demolished it “in plain view of all visitors to the mall and the traveling public,” according to the suit.

It now wants to revamp the 49-year-old shopping center along the 405 Freeway and Bolsa Avenue and Edwards Street. The 90-acre Westminster Mall, built in 1974, includes 1.3 million square feet of ...

The Westminster Mall is located along US 36, the Boulder Turnpike, at Sheridan. It was once one of the most popular shopping centers in metro Denver. It opened in 1977 with 30 stores.

A sale of Washington Prime Group’s struggling Westminster Mall is expected to move forward. The deal could close in the next 45 to 60 days, according to an update from Morningstar Credit Analytics.

Hackney Haunts moved into its mall space last year, and Hackney said he had six weeks to get an attraction ready. When some 1,500 people paid to walk through it, Hackney said he knew he had something.

Westminster Mall LLC, an affiliate of Baltimore-based real estate firm Himmelrich Associates, acquired TownMall on Tuesday, Dec. 5, according to Himmelrich Associates President Sam Himmelrich.