Rosedale Center Gets a Von Maur, Renovation Begins
0 CommentJLL-managed Rosedale Center, located in Roseville, Minnesota, has begun a two-year interior renovation project. Featured in the renovation is an expansion that will introduce a new 125,000-square-foot, two-level Von Maur department store and 21,000 square feet of new shops within a new two-level concourse connecting the existing center to the new anchor. Von Maur construction is expected to start next year, with an opening date in 2018. A new parking deck will… Read More
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