[4] By June 1996, the mall, now managed by General Growth Properties after their takeover of Homart's mall-development arm, had reached 73% occupancy, with the opening pushed back to October 2.

[5] In September 1996, it was announced the mall was to feature a 600 sq ft playground, designed by International Inc of New Braunfels, Texas.

At the time, owners GGP had announced speculative plans to demolish the anchor building for lifestyle-center style tenants, but this never occurred.

[14] The space remained vacant until 2016, when it was converted into a customer service center for SunPass, operated by Xerox Corp.[15] In November 2012, the mall was purchased by Moonbeam Capital Investments, for $15.9 million.

[16] In 2017, it was announced that a call center operated by Bed Bath & Beyond would take over half of the former Belk anchor, with plans to create 500 jobs by 2018.