Laurel Park Place

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Laurel Park Place Mall
Mall facts and statistics
Location Livonia, Michigan, USA
Opening date 1989
Owner CBL & Associates Properties
No. of stores and services 74
No. of anchor tenants 2
Total retail floor area 506,685 ft²
Parisian - 145,800 ft²
Von Maur - 240,000 ft²
No. of floors 1
Website http://www.laurelparkplace.net/

Laurel Park Place is an enclosed upscale shopping mall located in Livonia, Michigan, a suburb of Detroit. The mall is connected to the Livonia Marriott Hotel and features 74 stores, as well as several restaurants. The mall was originally owned and developed by Schostak, who sold it to current owners CBL & Associates Properties in 2005. It is the third shopping mall to open in Livonia, the first two being Wonderland Mall and Livonia Mall.

Laurel Park Place opened in 1989 with Jacobson's as its anchor store. Parisian was later added as a second anchor. In 2000, Jacobson's declared bankruptcy; their store was soon replaced with Von Maur in 2003. In 2006, Belk acquired the Parisian chain, but soon sold six Midwestern Parisian stores to Bon-Ton, including the one at Laurel Park Place. Since then, it has been confirmed that Bon-Ton, Inc., will retain the Parisian name in Michigan.[1]

  1. ^ Dayton Business Journal (01/08/2007)

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Briarwood Mall • Brighton Mall • Canterbury Village • Eastland Center • Fairlane Town Center • Fountain Walk • Great Lakes Crossing • Green Oak Village Place • Lakeside Mall • Laurel Park Place • Livonia Mall • Macomb Mall • The Mall at Partridge Creek • Northland Center • Oakland Mall • Pointe Plaza • Renaissance Center • Somerset Collection • Southland Center • Summit Place Mall • Tower Center • Twelve Oaks Mall • Universal Mall • Village of Rochester Hills • Westborn Mall • Westland Center
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