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Glad to see it finalized. Once again for all those who frequently comment here that downtown Indianapolis is in deep and rapid decline, clearly Hendricks thinks otherwise and are putting money where their mouth is.
Im just happy it is Hendricks and not our terrible local developers.
Save some money and KEEP the enclosed, temperature controlled mall. When I go to the mall, it’s a shopping destination with lots of packages in hand. I don’t want to be trolling in the rain, snow, heat, cold, or slush while my hands are full of bags. Keep me on safer surfaces and out of the weather PLEASE.
Enclosed malls are dying. They no longer serve the needs and desires of the shopping public. Breaking down the walls and making things flow organically between the shops, restaurants, and the street will be a good thing.
The mall is dead. The concept of “the mall” had already been dying for decades. Downtown needs its central business and shopping corridor to be more flexible and full of new commercial, retail, and residential opportunity. This looks to be a good fit for the people who actually frequent this area, not just the exceedingly rare destination shopper.
As long as the “Skywalk” concept continues to connect downtown’s convention center to its largest hotels, restaurants, and parking garages, I’m thrilled to see new life breathed into the area of what used to be Circle Center Mall.
“Making things flow organically between the shops, restaurants, and the street” is the way things were before Circle Center. Perhaps you never shopped there pre-CC Mall. And, “full of new commercial, retail,……” is somewhat odd in that apparently bricks and mortar stores in any development form (mall, or strip center storefronts) is a dying thing. At some point, parking garages for retail parking will be obsolete.