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According to CORE's website, the boutique's upscale apparel is "Progressive. Luxury. Street. Contemporary."
You can get a preview on their Instagram account and website. Or, just take a sneak peek into the future store in this photo:
Monday, February 09, 2015
CORE TAKES OVER BURTON SPACE AT WESTFIELD MONTGOMERY MALL (PHOTOS)
According to CORE's website, the boutique's upscale apparel is "Progressive. Luxury. Street. Contemporary."
You can get a preview on their Instagram account and website. Or, just take a sneak peek into the future store in this photo:
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Sure is a lot of turnover there.
#DeadMall
7:30: The outgoing businesses are being replaced with more upscale tenants. Not a dead mall, just part of converting to a higher-end property.
"Upscale tenants... from Wheaton Plaza."
Funny.
Wheaton Plaza has had upscale tenants throughout its history. You and Hans Riemer might want to get up to speed on MoCo history. He needs GPS to find Wheaton Plaza.
Ok that Riemer comment was completely irrelevant.
Many do see Wheaton Mall and "upscale" as unrelated.
UPSCALE??? Ok, I grew up next to Wheaton Plaza and it is a certifiable sh#t-hole, there's nothing "upscale" about it, and never has been. It's a dirty and crime-ridden cesspool.
Agreed. Wheaton Mall is definitely not upscale. They certainly are doing a fair job of making it nicer than before, but certainly far from upscale.
I said Wheaton Plaza has always had some upscale tenants, such as upscale department stores. You're making it sound like I claimed the entire mall is Rodeo Drive boutiques.
Westfield is doing a good job at Wheaton Plaza. Unlike the County, which has - thanks to Pay-to-Play corruption with their developer sugar daddies - presided over the decline of once-thriving commercial districts in Wheaton and Glenmont. All they were able to provide is an apartment building with a grocery store logo on top. Stay classy, Montgomery County. Wheaton was better before they started.
I wrote the comment here you replied to. Certainly I did not suggest you said Wheaton mall was upscale. I am simply saying I do not believe it is myself. Certainly your upscale tenants comment is appropriate, but you are being defensive where no offense was taken.
Explain your pay to play comments if you will.
Also, I don't follow the rest of your post if you can clarify. Thank you.
Wheaton's problem isn't "the MoCo machine."
"Greenhill owns 41 of about 150 downtown Wheaton properties, according to the company's Web site, making it one of Wheaton's biggest landowners."
http://ww2.gazette.net/stories/04142010/wheanew212133_32547.php
(Re-posted from article about UFC Gym closure)
That wing of Montgomery Mall had a bunch of downscale tenants and was ripe for turnover. Next up is probably the two nail salons next to Old Navy.
Thank You for noticing and reporting on the new CORE location at Westfield Montgomery.
Although CORE is most associated with the first inline location at Westfield Wheaton, the Advanced
Streetwear Retailer opened its first doors as a street store in Washington DC. After extensive research, CORE found that there was a void in the "suburban" malls surrounding the metropolitan area. Through years following the recession, the fashion-forward, niche ,young-professionals deemed it as "uncool" to shop in malls because every option had become too commercial. Working closely with brands based out of Los Angeles, Paris, Australia, and New York, phenomenal online sales were reported within zip codes where CORE is found. With a creative agency that consists of branding professionals from retailers such as G-Star Raw, Vivienne Westwood, Emporium,and former Up Against The Wall/ Commander Salamander, CORE plans for continued growth in Pittsburgh, Los Angeles, Miami, and Washington DC with an aim of providing the most relevant emerging brands to a niche/ trend-based market, without over-saturating.To learn more, please check out www.shopcoreusa.com or you may contact one of our local representatives at info@shopcoredc.com. Awesome job on the just-in-time reporting.
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