Massive Moorestown Mall Entertainment Complex Needs Voter Approval
Approval Needed for Massive Entertainment Complex at the Moorestown Mall
Posts Categorized: Moorestown Retail Space
Moorestown Mall Construction
Two large and game-changing projects are underway at the Moorestown Mall which should help bring new life… and customers… to the shopping center. Cooper Hospital is taking over the former Sears department store building, and phase 1 of “The Pearl” apartments has started with site clearing on the eastern (Boscov’s) end of the parking lot…. Read more »
Plan for 375 apartments on Moorestown Mall parking lot goes before Planning Board next week.
A Pennsylvania developer proposing 375 apartments — with 20% of them set aside for affordable housing — on the southeast corner of the Moorestown Mall parking lot near Boscov’s is scheduled to go before the Planning Board next Thursday. Bel Canto Asset Growth Fund LLC of Plymouth Meeting, Pennsylvania, seeks approvals for its preliminary and final site… Read more »
Moorestown Township Council reviewing a new local law to make outdoor dining permanent.
Outdoor dining would be permanently permitted under a new law being considered by the Moorestown Township Council. The state has extended outdoor dining for restaurants until the end of November 2022. However, Moorestown Council members reviewed a draft of their own ordinance at an August 20 meeting. “I’m all for it, I just want to… Read more »
Moorestown council approves mall redevelopment plan
MOORESTOWN – A proposed hotel and apartment complex at Moorestown Mall has moved closer to reality. Council members voted unanimously Monday night to approve a redevelopment plan for the Route 38 shopping center. The multi-stage project is intended to bring a 112,000-square-foot hotel and up to 1,065 homes to the mall’s parking lot. “We are excited… Read more »
Cooper University Health Care is a big buyer at Moorestown Mall
MOORESTOWN – A planned health care center at Moorestown Mall has already provided a cash infusion to the shopping center’s owner. Cooper University Health Care paid $10.1 million for a former Sears store that is to hold medical offices at the Route 38 complex, according to records posted online by the Burlington County Clerk’s Office…. Read more »
Moorestown Township Council approves mall redevelopment plan with hotel, affordable housing.
Moorestown Mall redevelopment plan that was moved ahead by Township Council on Monday night could reinvigorate the 84-acre site and also contribute to Moorestown’s obligation to provide affordable housing. Council members voted unanimously in favor of the ordinance on first reading for the “Moorestown Mall Redevelopment Plan,” which would offer tax breaks for some new… Read more »
Moorestown Selling Liquor-Store Licenses with Minimum Bid of $1 Million
MOORESTOWN – Ten years after voters approved the sale of alcoholic beverages here, residents soon could see the arrival of liquor stores. The once-dry township has invited bids for two newly authorized licenses for use by retailers of alcoholic beverages. The minimum bid for each license is $1 million, according to a request for proposals. The… Read more »
Cooper Health Buys Former Sears in Moorestown Mall for Outpatient Facility
A healthcare chain has acquired the former Sears anchor store at a New Jersey mall where it plans to open an outpatient facility. Cooper University Health Care purchased the 165,000-square-foot vacant department store at the Moorestown Mall in Moorestown, New Jersey, from Pennsylvania Real Estate Investment Trust, according to the broker on the sale, Markeim Chalmers of Cherry… Read more »
Moorestown OKs Breweries, Distilleries and Winery Salesrooms in Parts of Town
The Moorestown Township Council unanimously approved allowing breweries, distilleries and winery salesrooms within its borders Monday night. A dry community for nearly 100 years until voters by referendum in 2011 decided it was time to change, Moorestown like many other New Jersey communities now will permit sampling rooms for beer, liquor and wine. The businesses… Read more »
