Opening date 1991 No. of stores and services 50+ Opened 1991 Phone +1 989-667-0770 | Management Bay City Mall Partners No. of anchor tenants 2 Owner Bay City Mall Partners | |
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Location Bangor Township, Bay County, Michigan Developer Homart Development/Robert B. Aikens Address 4101 Wilder Rd, Bay City, MI 48706, USA Hours Open today · 10AM–9PMTuesday10AM–9PMWednesday10AM–9PMThursday10AM–9PMFriday10AM–9PMSaturday10AM–9PMSunday12–6PMMonday10AM–9PM Similar Midland Mall, Fashion Square Mall, Birchwood Mall, Westwood Mall, Hampton Square Mall Profiles | ||
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Bay City Mall is an enclosed shopping mall serving Bay City, Michigan. Opened in 1991, the mall features two anchor stores in J. C. Penney and Younkers, with two vacancies last occupied by Target and Sears. Other major tenants include Marshalls, Shoe Department Encore, Dunham's Sports, and a 10-screen movie theater owned by Goodrich Quality Theaters. It is managed by a partnership of Lormax Stern. It is the second mall in Bay County, Michigan, the first being the defunct Hampton Square Mall.
Contents
- Walking the bay city mall waiting for show time at the cinema saw finding mr banks lived it
- Mr bay city mall swim wear
- History
- References
Mr bay city mall swim wear
History
Target opened in 1990, and the rest of the mall, including Sears and an H. C. Prange Co. department store (bought out by Younkers in 1992), opened the next year. It was developed by Homart Development, a now-defunct retail arm of Sears, who sold most of its retail properties to General Growth Properties in 1995. In 2005, the mall received media attention when Bryan Johnson, who was costumed as the Easter Bunny during an Easter event at the mall, was attacked by a 12-year-old customer.
Old Navy opened a store at the mall in 2007. Several tenants at Bay City Mall closed in the late 2000s, including a B. Dalton bookstore and a classroom maintained by Bay-Arenac Intermediate School District, which had been at the mall since 1995. A Ruby Tuesday restaurant across from the mall also closed in 2009. These closures led to rumors that further stores, or the mall itself, might close. In 2010, the mall owners at the time, General Growth Properties, listed Bay City Mall among its least profitable malls, and announced plans to place it and eleven other malls under management of a new company. In February 2010, ownership of the mall was turned over to a trust of unidentified lenders, who hired Cushman & Wakefield Inc. to oversee the mall. These new owners have planned a $200,000 renovation of the mall property, including a new sign on Wilder Road. Old Navy closed in mid-2012. Planet Fitness opened in October of the same year.
Cushman & Wakefield sold the mall in April 2013 to Bay City Mall Partners LLC, which is a partnership of Lormax Stern and Wayzata Investment. Marshalls and rue21 both joined in late 2013. The movie theater complex was expanded in 2014, adding two new auditoriums with stadium seating for a total of ten screens.
Sears announced that the closure of its store at Bay City Mall store would begin on October 31, 2014. Sears has operated a store in Bay City since at least 1928. Target announced one month later that its store at Bay City Mall would close in 2015.
In 2016, Younkers announced the opening of a home and furniture store in the former Sears.