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The 'Westfield Connecticut Post', formerly the 'Connecticut Post Mall', is a 3-story shopping mall, located on the Boston Post Road in Milford, Connecticut. It is currently owned and operated by The Westfield Group. It was formerly owned by Connecticut Post Limited.
The mall opened in 1960[1] and underwent a renovation in the late 1980s, adding the Skyview Cafe food court, and losing an anchor store, Alexander's.
The Mall strongly opposed the proposed rival New Haven Galleria mall at Long Wharf, filing over 15 lawsuits.[2][3]
A $118 million[4] 480,000-square-footNew Haven Register - "Expansion of Milford mall off until spring"by Brian McCready, 13 Nov 2003 - accessed 27 Jan 2007 expansion project took place in 2005-2006, adding:
★ an additional level of parking
★ a 75,000-square-foot third floor to Macy's
★ a large extension to the building with a 55,000-square-foot movie theater (Showcase Cinema De Lux 14, replacing the previously adjacent building Milford 4-Plex), a second food court, and two more anchors, Dick's Sporting Goods and Target.
★ Dick's Sporting Goods (part of former Caldor)
★ JCPenney (155,000 sq. ft.) (former Alexander's)
★ Macy's (225,000 sq. ft.) (originally G. Fox, later Filene's)
★ Sears (194,000 sq. ft.)
★ Target (part of former Caldor)
1. International Council of Shopping Centers - "Fresh Start", by Debra Hazel - accessed 27 Jan 2007
2. Yale Herald Online - "New Haven sues Milford in latest Long Wharf mall battle", by Sangeetha Ramaswamy, 2000? - accessed 27 Jan 2007
3. New Haven Advocate - "Retail of Woe", by Carole Bass, 1998? - accessed 27 Jan 2007
4. Connecticut Post - link defunct
★ Westfield Connecticut Post Mall website
★ Milford Mall Westfield CT Post Mall (Boston Post Road)
The North side of the Westfield Connecticut Post
| Contents |
| Expansion |
| Anchor stores |
| Footnotes |
| External links |
Expansion
The mall opened in 1960[1] and underwent a renovation in the late 1980s, adding the Skyview Cafe food court, and losing an anchor store, Alexander's.
The Mall strongly opposed the proposed rival New Haven Galleria mall at Long Wharf, filing over 15 lawsuits.[2][3]
A $118 million[4] 480,000-square-footNew Haven Register - "Expansion of Milford mall off until spring"by Brian McCready, 13 Nov 2003 - accessed 27 Jan 2007 expansion project took place in 2005-2006, adding:
★ an additional level of parking
★ a 75,000-square-foot third floor to Macy's
★ a large extension to the building with a 55,000-square-foot movie theater (Showcase Cinema De Lux 14, replacing the previously adjacent building Milford 4-Plex), a second food court, and two more anchors, Dick's Sporting Goods and Target.
Anchor stores
★ Dick's Sporting Goods (part of former Caldor)
★ JCPenney (155,000 sq. ft.) (former Alexander's)
★ Macy's (225,000 sq. ft.) (originally G. Fox, later Filene's)
★ Sears (194,000 sq. ft.)
★ Target (part of former Caldor)
Footnotes
1. International Council of Shopping Centers - "Fresh Start", by Debra Hazel - accessed 27 Jan 2007
2. Yale Herald Online - "New Haven sues Milford in latest Long Wharf mall battle", by Sangeetha Ramaswamy, 2000? - accessed 27 Jan 2007
3. New Haven Advocate - "Retail of Woe", by Carole Bass, 1998? - accessed 27 Jan 2007
4. Connecticut Post - link defunct
External links
★ Westfield Connecticut Post Mall website
★ Milford Mall Westfield CT Post Mall (Boston Post Road)
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