Hope Valley Commons Update
The sign outside the Hope Valley Commons reads “Harris Teeter Opening 10″ which we think must be a countdown to opening day. Workers are inside and out setting up the store. The parking lot held about 25 cars this morning, presumably of these employees.
We spied two new “coming soon” signs: Rita’s Ice-Custard-Happiness and Fast Frame. Construction continues on the other units, including Char-Grill and Japan Express.
Leasing information available from Weingarten Realty (866) 373-9437.
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How exciting!
I’m glad you named the businesses in your text. Photo previews in my Google Reader are smaller, and I thought it said ‘Orphan Express’. ‘Japan Express’ makes more sense.
Never had an Ice Custard. Must remedy this.
Heh, I think it’s ice or custard. We will have to have a taste comparison against our memories of Ted Drewes in St. Louis, but I am hopeful!