The Broadbent Co. plans to begin construction soon on a new restaurant strip in front of its Greenwood Place shopping center
at U.S. 31 South and Shelby Street. The 7,100-square-foot center will include a Dunkin Donuts with a drive thru, a Moe's Southwest
Grill and Noodles & Co., said Broadbent's Jeff Roberts. The center is scheduled to open in the Fall. Greenwood Place is anchored
by Flower Factory, Lifestyle Family Fitness and United Art & Education. Broadbent launched a redevelopment of the center about
two years ago after a tornado damaged it.








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Kathy: I'm not familiar with the other Dunkin Donuts plans.
Did you tell the salesman at Floors To Go that they constructed the ugliest building on the south side?
I will never figure out how that pastel orange and yellow montrosity got approved.
I try to be open minded about a lot of design, but I have several problems with the new Floors To Go. The color scheme is minor compared to how bad the overall building looks.
With the way the site is graded, the building looks even taller than it really is, therefore drawing attention to an already bad design. It's obvious they are trying to have a taller building that the new Walgreens, which is the only explanation for making it 30+ feet tall.
Scott Cox (Peacock Development) will pretty much allow anything just to get Walgreens onto a site.
I will admit the development as a whole is an improvement, but I still won't like the Floors To Go.