CBL cuts the ribbon on Tennessee power center
CBL Properties, known mostly for big regional malls, celebrated the opening of a brand new power center in Cookeville, Tenn., this week.
CBL co-developed the 228,000-sq.-ft. Shoppes at Eagle Point with Browning Development Solutions and CHM. Greeting shoppers at the grand opening ceremonies were tenants Publix, Academy Sports & Outdoor, Ross Dress for Less, PetSmart, Shoe Carnival, and ULTA Beauty along with a collection of shops and restaurants including Panera Bread and Chipotle Mexican Grille.
Also greeting shoppers were CBL president Michael Lebovitz, Jeff Browning, Mike McGuffin of CHM, and Cookeville mayor Ricky Shelton.
“With its convenient location off of I-40 and strong line-up of retail and dining options, this development has already solidified itself as a favored destination in the market,” boasted CBL’s VP of development David Neuhoff at the festivities.
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CBL co-developed the 228,000-sq.-ft. Shoppes at Eagle Point with Browning Development Solutions and CHM. Greeting shoppers at the grand opening ceremonies were tenants Publix, Academy Sports & Outdoor, Ross Dress for Less, PetSmart, Shoe Carnival, and ULTA Beauty along with a collection of shops and restaurants including Panera Bread and Chipotle Mexican Grille.
Also greeting shoppers were CBL president Michael Lebovitz, Jeff Browning, Mike McGuffin of CHM, and Cookeville mayor Ricky Shelton.
“With its convenient location off of I-40 and strong line-up of retail and dining options, this development has already solidified itself as a favored destination in the market,” boasted CBL’s VP of development David Neuhoff at the festivities.
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