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Major Retailers Announce Tenants for New Shopping Center in Altoona

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What happened

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Heart of America Group announced the first wave of tenants for "The Shoppes at Prairie Crossing," a new shopping center in Altoona. National retailers joining the retail district include PetSmart, Barnes & Noble, HomeGoods, Marshalls, Burlington, and Sierra. The center will be located next to the outlet mall at the intersection of Interstate 80 and Highway 65, though opening dates have not been provided.

From kcci.com

Why it matters

Some supportBrind's analysis of the reports

The addition of multiple national retailers to the new center is expected to increase local foot traffic and expand the commercial retail footprint in Altoona. The project is set to become a new retail destination near the existing outlet mall.

From kcci.com

Who's involved

  • Barnes & NobleAmerican book retailer joining the new shopping center
  • PetSmartAmerican pet supply store chain joining the new shopping center
  • MarshallsRetailer joining the new shopping center, owned by TJX Companies
  • HomeGoodsAmerican chain of home furnishing stores joining the new shopping center
  • AltoonaCity in Pennsylvania where the new shopping center is located
  • BurlingtonAmerican national off-price retailer joining the new shopping center
  • SierraRetailer joining the new shopping center
  • TJX CompaniesParent company of Marshalls and HomeGoods
  • Sierra Trading PostSister brand to HomeGoods under the TJX corporate umbrella

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • MarshallsSpeculative

    Marshalls might increase revenue potential by expanding its retail footprint.

  • PetSmartSpeculative

    PetSmart could increase revenue potential by expanding its retail footprint.

  • BurlingtonSpeculative

    Burlington could increase revenue potential by expanding its retail footprint.

  • HomeGoodsSpeculative

    HomeGoods could increase revenue potential by expanding its retail footprint.

  • Barnes & NobleSpeculative

    Barnes & Noble could increase revenue potential by expanding its retail footprint.

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