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Malls · Virginia

Cloverleaf Mall (Chesterfield County)

Imported, unreviewedRedevelopedRetrofit builtChesterfield County, VA

Chesterfield County completed a public-led retrofit (2011) into housing/retail; no further development opportunity exists. · summary, model-written

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Former anchors
JCPenneyThis site: JCPenney wikipedia · all sites with this
SearsThis site: Sears wikipedia · all sites with this
Policy tool
Public acquisitionThis site: Chesterfield County purchased the mall Approved by Chesterfield County. newtypes-extraction · all sites with this
Strategy
RedevelopedThis site: record · all sites with this
New use
HousingThis site: …new_use field record · all sites with this
Mixed useThis site: …new_use field record · all sites with this
Retail (continued)This site: …new_use field record · all sites with this

All elements and lists · Trends

Now

StatusRetrofit builtnewtypes-extraction reported
StrategyRedevelopedWikipedia no source
New useshousing, mixed, retailWikipedia no source
Retrofit year2011newtypes-extraction reported
RedeveloperChesterfield Countynewtypes-extraction reported

Planning

Public purchase or subsidyChesterfield County purchased the mallnewtypes-extraction reported
Planning notesApproved by Chesterfield County.Wikipedia no source

Deals and debt

DateEventPricePartiesSource
Sold—Chesterfield CountyWikipedia

Summary, model-written

Chesterfield County purchased Cloverleaf Mall (opened 1972, closed 2008) and redeveloped it into housing, mixed-use, and retail by 2011. The county served as developer and owner. The retrofit is complete (status: built).

Why. Public ownership and completed retrofit eliminate it as a current development opportunity per the record's 'opp_reasons' (retrofit already built, housing in record, public owner).

Where it stands. No further development needed; site is operational under county ownership.

For a planner

  • Public ownership simplifies future planning
  • Housing/retail mix is active

For a developer

  • Not available for new development
  • No market opportunity per record

What we do not know yet

  • No details on current occupancy or financial performance
  • No information on specific housing types or retail tenants

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  • Cloverleaf Mall, Richmond, VA · Malls · opened 1972; closed 2008; same strategy: redevelop
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  • Prestonwood Mall, Dallas, TX · Malls · opened 1979; closed 2004; same strategy: redevelop

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Multifamily screen

  • retrofit already built
  • housing in the record
  • public owner

Inputs: record fields (size, status) and county Census ACS 2018–2023 figures (growth, rent). How the points work. Not a recommendation.

History and original facts

Opened1972newtypes-extraction reported
Closed2008newtypes-extraction reported
AnchorsJCPenney, Sears, Thalhimers
Census division5 · South Atlantic
NotesDraft from Wikipedia, model-extracted, unreviewed: Cloverleaf Mall, a former shopping mall in Chesterfield County, Virginia, was closed in 2008, demolished in 2011, and redeveloped into Stonebridge, a mixed-use development with retail and apartments.

Not yet recorded: acres, GLA, original developer, what is there now. Know it? Tell us.

Timeline

  1. 1972 Mall opened
  2. 1972 Opened
  3. 2008 Mall permanently closed
  4. 2008 Closed
  5. 2011 Mall demolished for redevelopment
  6. 2011 Retrofit: redevelop

Sources

  • Stonebridge Shopping Center · CC BY-SA 4.0
    4 quoted sentences
    Cloverleaf Mall
    The mall opened in 1972
    Cloverleaf Mall permanently closed in 2008.
    demolished in 2011 to make way for a mixed-use development

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