There go the 'l' and 'd.' Westfield sold SouthPark mall in April.
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The big "Westfield" signs came down from the mall entrances this week, signalling the change in ownership.
Strongsville's SouthPark mall was one of seven properties Westfield agreed to sell to Starwoood Capital Group for $1.15 billion in April.
The mall obviously won't be called Westfield SouthPark any more.
The new name hasn't been announced, but it's expected to retain "SouthPark" in some fashion.
The 1.6 million-square-foot mall is arguably one of the most successful in the area. It opened in 1996 as SouthPark Center and was sold by the Richard E. Jacobs Group to Westfield in 2002, when it became Westfield SouthPark.
Starwood has not announced any changes it plans to make at the mall.
Jean Williams
10:01 am on Wednesday, June 20, 2012
in 10 years I never once called it westfield mall
Sandra Dent
1:57 pm on Wednesday, June 20, 2012
That's the trouble with the Westfield Corporation... every property has to be "Westfield" something... I hope the new group keeps it "SOUTHPARK" and it goes back to offically being Southpark Mall/Center.
Ken Demming
8:44 pm on Friday, June 22, 2012
I agree keep it SouthPark but add Cartman and Kenney characters :)
Moustafa el-Mahdy
1:53 am on Monday, December 31, 2012
Where did the sign go