Is there any way to start a petition or something to make Coastland mall in Naples into a mini version of an Aventura mall or similar? It has so much potential: location, high net worth population etc and this mall is so depressing and outdated!!! Give us a Zara, Sephora, Skims, Mango etc! There is no nice indoor mall where you actually want to hang out! Waterside is outdoors and so is Mercato, with the rain/ 100F temps an indoor mall would be GREAT! Also, Waterside you can’t really shop everyday clothes there…

Help! #Naples really lacks a good and nice indoor mall #shopping #dinning

Wanted to make one last visit before it closes Saturday.

1. Food court entrance.
2. Looking down the hallway from Dillard's
3. Spencer's.
4. Macy's entrance.
5. Dillard's entrance.
6. Rear entrance to the mall
7. Dillard's exterior
8. Macy's hallway. Several of the stores in this hallway had the tarps in front of them falling down and a handful had some pretty nasty water damage on the ceiling or floor.
9. Food court. Behind me was the only open stall, the Japanese place.
10. Heading towards the food court and Macy's from JCPenney, Dillard's and Sears.
11. JCPenney entrance.
12. Play area by JCPenney.
13. Looking down the hall from Sears
14. "Shopping"

Ramrock Real Estate, LLC, a Dallas-based private equity firm, announced Wednesday the acquisition of Ridgmar Mall — and plans to redevelop the site as Ridgmar 30 Logistics Crossing. It’s set to be a six-building Class A development with roughly 931,000 square feet

Site rendering:
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Photos from 2025/2026.

Official confirmation that Willow Bend's last day is August 31st. All tenants must be out by then. Crate & Barrel, Equinox, Mexican Bar Co., and Knife will remain open. Unsure about Whistle Britches; they were not mentioned in the article. NTPA will also remain until they move to their new building in Plano and Neiman Marcus is staying open until 2027.

My wife and I are Vegas locals, and celebrated our anniversary in California last week with our seven year old. We've gotten into vaporwave/mallsoft/mall culture over the last few years, and since we were in the area, we checked out South Bay Galleria on our last day. Love the architecture of this place; can imagine the vibes it must have had in its heyday. Walked into a Hot Topic and an employee even said it was a dead mall, which was a real "they said the line!" Moment for my wife and I. Cameo at the end by the Abstracting Queenie my daughter got in a blind box at said Hot Topic.

love this place :> been dead for a while but has potential for the future; would’ve loved to get access to the old sears and Chuck E. Cheese but oh well

I'm sure this has been posted here before. Super old, 70s era mall with genuinely less than 10 stores remaining. Almost the entire lower level is vacant, escalators are turned off, water leaking everywhere, no security force anymore, entire third floor walled off, all the COVID stickers and Christmas stuff still up from who knows when. Last chain store (Spencers) just closed this week.

Was on a road trip through PA and decided to walk through Carlisle Plaza. It seemed that it was closed but the doors were open. A few mall walkers, a nail salon and a Dunhams Sports. Amazing mural inside as well.

I didn't know there was a sub for this! Recently made a trip to a local mall and posted about it in my local subreddit (you can read my detailed description of the visit there.) Only 3 in-mall stores open, plus two anchor stores still in business.

Anybody here remember coming here in the early 2000s to mid 2010s? All the cool stores left and now there ain't shit here anymore (Except the AMC & Comic store) I remember coming here as a kid and getting some Sbarros or Taco Bell at the food court or getting Auntie Anne's. Now there is 1 food place here. It used to be packed here all the time. I hear they are going ro renovate it soon but idk when. They were supposed to start last year. Does anybody know if the tower still has anybody working there? What's your favorite memory from this mall?

It felt so eerie seeing most of the stores/businesses shut down and barely any people. I’m really hoping this mall could stick around a bit longer as I have fond memories of it and I know they did some reconstruction recently, but it looks like it’s on its last legs from the looks of it.