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Daily Mail
2 hours ago
- Daily Mail
Stranger swoops on little girl at busy mall and ABDUCTS her
A stranger was caught on camera abducting a three-year-old girl while inside a shopping mall. The incident unfolded inside Fair Oaks Shopping Center, Virginia, on July 18 when the little girl wandered away from an indoor play area and was grabbed. Disturbing footage released by police showed the moment the toddler was snatched while making her way from the play area to the entrance of a JC Penney. A man followed her from the play area while on his phone. He bent down to pick up the toddler before he quickly made his way into the store. The girl's father realized his daughter was missing and called his wife, who was inside the department store browsing. Court records seen by NBC say the woman then spotted the man carrying her daughter and confronted him, they managed to get their daughter back unscathed. Fairfax County Police later identified the man as Andres Caceres Jaldin, 26, and charged him with abduction of a minor and grand larceny. Jaldin fled the scene but officers caught up with him inside an Extended Stay Hotel in nearby Chantilly. He quickly swoops down and grabs the girl, quickly making his way inside JC Penney with her in his arms Police said he had stolen a car from an auto shop prior to grabbing the girl. The vehicle was also recovered inside the hotel parking lot. According to a criminal complaint Jaldin told officers that he was only trying to help the girl find her parents when he picked her up. Images captured by authorities show him being held by two police officers following his arrest. Court records seen by NBC also show that Jaldin had previously faced numerous charges for violent behavior. He was charged with multiple counts of assault and battery, malicious wounding and property destruction last year. The court records indicate that the victims in that case are his mother, father and brother. While out of jail and awaiting trial, he was also accused of assaulting his family, the records said. After undergoing a psychiatric evaluation as part of the criminal proceedings he was formally diagnosed with schizophrenia. All of the charges involving his family were later dropped and he returned home. Fairfax police could not say if he is in the US legally or illegally. Fairfax County Deputy Chief Frederick Chambers said: 'Pay close attention to your child because you could see how quickly this child wandered off and was able to be picked up.' Jaldin is currently being held inside the Fairfax County Adult Detention Center on no bond.
The Hill
8 hours ago
- Business
- The Hill
Over 100 JCPenney stores sold: What happens now?
(NEXSTAR) — More than 100 JCPenney stores will soon have a new owner. Boston-based Onyx Partners, Ltd. has entered into a purchase and sale agreement with Copper Property CTL Pass Through Trust to buy 119 JCPenney properties, according to a press release. The $947 million all-cash deal is expected to close before September 8. Somewhere between $928 million and $932 million will be distributed to JCPenney's creditors, principal financial officer Larry Finger said this week, USA Today reported. Onyx Partners, JCPenney, and Copper Property did not immediately respond to Nexstar's request for additional information. However, in a statement to USA Today and other outlets, a spokesperson for JCPenney said all impacted stores will remain operational as the deal 'represents a change in landlord.' 'Tariff rebates' proposed: How would they work? Overall, 121 stores across 35 states were included in the portfolio, though some were previously sold to Simon Property Group and Brookfield Asset Management. Those stores are listed below: Arkansas Little Rock: Shackleford Crossing – 2600 S Shackleford Road Jonesboro: The Mall at Turtle Creek – 3000 E Highland Drive Suite 516 Arizona Glendale: Arrowhead Towne Center – 7750 W Arrowhead Towne Center Goodyear: Palm Valley Cornerstone – 13333 W McDowell Road Mesa: Superstition Springs Mall – 6525 E Southern Avenue Yuma: Yuma Palms Regional Center – 1375 S Yuma Palms Parkway California Arcadia: Westfield Santaanita – 400 S Baldwin Avenue Antioch: The Orchard at Slatten Ranch – 4951 Slatten Ranch Road Bakersfield: Valley Plaza – 2501 Ming Avenue Brea: Brea Mall – 400 Brea Mall El Centro: Imperial Valley Mall – 3351 S Dogwood Escondido: Westfield North County – 290 E Via Rancho Parkway Fairfield: Solano Town Center – 1330 Travis Boulevard Glendale: Glendale Galleria – 1169 Glendale Galleria Huntington Park: Huntington Park CBD – 6420 S Pacific Boulevard Montebello: The Shops at Montebello – 1600 Town Center Drive National City: Westfield Plaza Bonita – 3040 Plaza Bonita Road Northridge: Northridge Fashion Center – 9301 Tampa Avenue Palmdale: Antelope Valley Mall – 1131 W Rancho Vista Boulevard Palm Desert: Westfield Palm Desert – 72900 Highway 111 Rancho Cucamonga: Victoria Gardens – 12399 S Mainstreet Riverside: Galleria at Tyler – 3605 Galleria At Tyler Sacramento: Arden Fair Mall – 1695 Arden Way Ventura: Pacific View Mall – 377 S Mills Road West Covina: Plaza at West Covina – 1203 Plaza Drive Colorado Aurora: Town Center at Aurora – 14200 E Alameda Avenue Colorado Springs: First & Main Town Center – 3650 New Center Point Connecticut Danbury: Danbury Fair – 7 Backus Avenue Farmington: Westfarms Mall – 300 Westfarms Mall Manchester: The Shoppes at Buckland Hills – 344 V Buckland Hills Drive Suite 7000 Florida Brandon: Westfield Brandon – 331 Brandon Town Center Mall Clearwater: Westfield Countryside – 27001 US Highway 19 N Panama City Beach: Pier Park – 206 Bluefish Drive Pembroke Pines: Pembroke Lakes Mall – 11401 Pines Boulevard Plantation: Westfield Broward – 8000 W Broward Blvd Suite 900 Wellington: The Mall at Wellington Green – 10308 W Forest Hill Boulevard Georgia McDonough: South Point S/C – 1380 Highway 20 W Iowa Coralville: Coral Ridge Mall – 1471 Coral Ridge Avenue Idaho Boise: Boise Towne Square – 300 N Milwaukee Street Illinois Algonquin: Oakridge Court – 800 S Randall Road Mokena: Mokena Marketplace – 11325 W Lincoln Highway North Riverside: North Riverside Park Mall – 7507 W Cermak Road Orland Park: Orland Square – 3 Orland Square Drive Vernon Hills: Hawthorn S/C – Rt 60 & Highway 21 Indiana Noblesville: Hamilton Town Center – 13900 Hoard Drive Kansas Overland Park: Oak Park Mall – 11801 W 95Th Street Kentucky Ashland: Ashland Town Center – 500 Winchester Avenue Florence: Florence Mall – 6000 Florence Mall Louisiana Baton Rouge: Mall of Louisiana – 6201 Bluebonnet Boulevard Massachusetts Peabody: Northshore Mall – Route 114 & 128 Maryland Baltimore: White Marsh Mall – 8200 Perry Hall Boulevard Waldorf: St. Charles Towne Center – 11130 Mall Circle Michigan Chesterfield Township: Waterside Marketplace – 50753 Waterside Drive Grandville: Rivertown Crossings – 3774 Rivertown Parkway SW Novi: Twelve Oaks Mall – 27150 Novi Road Suiterling Hts: Lakeside Mall – 14300 Lakeside Circle Traverse City: Grand Traverse Mall – 3300 S Airport Road W Troy: Oakland Mall – 700 W 14 Mile Road Minnesota Roseville: Rosedale S/C – 1700 W County Road B-2 Missouri Kansas City: The Plaza at Shoal Creek – 8100 N Flintlock Road St. Peters: Mid Rivers Mall – 4 Mid Rivers Mall Mississippi Southaven: Southaven Towne Center – 6620 Towne Center Loop Suite E North Carolina Durham: The Streets at Southpoint – 6910 Fayetteville Road Suite 600 New Hampshire Salem: The Mall at Rockingham Park – 81 Rockingham Park Boulevard New Jersey Freehold: Freehold Raceway Mall – 3710 Highway 9 Jersey City: Newport Centre – 10 Mall Drive W Rockaway: Rockaway Townsquare – 305 Mount Hope Avenue Woodbridge: Woodbridge Center – 428 Woodbridge Center Drive New Mexico Albuquerque: Coronado Center – 6600 Menaul Blvd NE Suite 600 Albuquerque: Cottonwood Mall – 10000 Coors Bypass NW Nevada Henderson: Galleria at Sunset – 1312 W Sunset Road Las Vegas: Meadows Mall – 4400 Meadows Lane Reno: Meadowood Mall – 5200 Meadowood Mall Circle New York Bronx: The Mall at Bay Plaza – 100 Baychester Avenue Brooklyn: Gateway Shopping Center I & II – 360 Gateway Drive Staten Island: Staten Island Mall – 140 Marsh Avenue Ohio Colerain Township: Stone Creek Towne Center – 3675 Stone Creek Boulevard Columbus: Polaris Fashion Place – 1450 Polaris Parkway Dublin: The Mall at Tuttle Crossing – 5083 Tuttle Crossing Boulevard Maumee: The Shops at Fallen Timbers – 3100 Main Street Suite 1000 Strongsville: SouthPark Center – 17177 Royalton Road Oklahoma Moore: Shops at Moore – 2400 S Service Road Oklahoma City: Penn Square Mall – 1901 NW Expressway Suite 1200 Owasso: Center at Owasso – 9056 N 121st East Avenue Oregon Portland (Happy Valley): Clackamas Town Center – 12300 SE 82nd Avenue Pennsylvania Greensburg: Westmoreland Mall – 5256 Route 30 Harrisburg: High Pointe Commons – 4680 High Pointe Boulevard Pittsburgh: The Mall at Robinson T/C – 2000 Robinson Town Center Tennessee Memphis: Wolfchase Galleria – 2756 N Germantown Parkway Murfreesboro: Stones River Mall – 1720 Old Fort Parkway Texas Arlington: The Parks at Arlington – 3851 S Cooper Street Austin: Southpark Meadows S/C – 9500 S Ih-35 Suite H Brownsville: Sunrise Mall – 2370 N Expressway Suite 2000 Cedar Park: Lakeline Mall – 11200 Lakeline Mall Drive College Station: Post Oak Mall – 1500 Harvey Road Conroe: Teas Crossing – 3165 Interstate 45 N Denton: Golden Triangle Mall – 2201 S Interstate 35 E Suite D El Paso: El Mercado Plaza – 1950 Joe Battle Boulevard Fort Worth: Alliance Town Center – 3001 Texas Sage Trail Friendswood: Baybrook Mall – 100 Baybrook Mall Harlingen: Valle Vista Mall – 2006 S Expressway 83 Houston: The Shops at Stone Park – 5858 E Sam Houston Parkway N Humble: Deerbrook Mall – 20131 Highway 59N Suite 3000 Killeen: Killeen Mall – 2100 S W S Young Drive Suite 2000 Laredo: Mall Del Norte – 5300 San Dario Midland: Midland Park Mall – 4511 N Midkiff Road New Braunfels: New Braunfels T/C at Creekside – 215 Creekside Way Pasadena: Fairmont Center – 5120 Fairmont Parkway Sherman: Sherman Town Center – 610 Graham Drive Sugarland: First Colony Mall – 16529 Southwest Freeway Waxahachie: Waxahachie Towne Center Crossing – 1441 N Highway 77 Virginia Colonial Heights: Southpark Mall – 6 Southpark Mall Hampton: Peninsula Town Center – 2071 Coliseum Drive Washington Bellingham: Bellis Fair – 10 Bellis Fair Parkway Kennewick: Columbia Center – 1321 N Columbia Center Blvd #100 Tukwila: Westfield Southcenter – 1249 Southcenter Mall Wisconsin Appleton: Fox River Mall – 4301 W Wisconsin Ave JCPenney closed about one-third of its stores in 2020 before being bought out of bankruptcy by mall owners Simon Property Group and Brookfield Asset Management in December of that year. The 123-year-old retailer previously trimmed its footprint with 138 closures in 2017, according to the Associated Press. The retailer did its best to bounce back, announcing in 2023 that it would spend more than $1 billion by the end of this year to revive stores, the Associated Press reported. Planned improvements included moving checkouts to a single area, brighter lighting, fresh paint in stores, and an upgraded online shopping experience. Nonetheless, several JCPenney stores have closed since. That included more than half a dozen stores that shuttered before Memorial Day this year.
Yahoo
9 hours ago
- Business
- Yahoo
JCPenney sold 119 stores in nearly $1B deal, including one in El Paso. What to know
A JCPenney store in El Paso and several others in Texas have reportedly been sold as part of a nearly $1 billion deal. The store, located in El Mercado Plaza along Joe Battle Blvd., is one of 119 being sold to a private equity firm out of Boston, which paid $947 million for the deal, USA Today reported. The transaction comes about five years after JCPenney filed for bankruptcy amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Shop Top Mortgage Rates Personalized rates in minutes A quicker path to financial freedom Your Path to Homeownership The all-cash sale was announced on July 25, with a closing date of Monday, Sept. 8, according to USA Today. The money from the transaction will go to JCPenney creditors. After closing costs, between $928 million and $932 million will be distributed, principal financial officer Larry Finger said on July 28 during a conference call discussing the transaction. JCPenney in Cielo Vista Mall not on list The JCPenney inside Cielo Vista Mall, one of the busiest malls in the country, remains open and was not included in the sale. Who bought JCPenney stores? The all-cash sale of 119 JCPenney properties to an affiliate of Onyx Partners, Ltd. was announced by Copper Property CTL Pass Through Trust on July 25. Will the JCPenney stores sold remain open? All 119 stores that were sold are currently operational. The buyer, Onyx Partners, did not respond to a request for comment from USA TODAY. JCPenney closed more than 200 U.S. locations when the retailer filed for bankruptcy amid the COVID-19 pandemic. More recently, seven store closings announced in February 2025 became official in May 2025. JCPenney stores sold in Texas JCPenney is selling 21 stores in Texas. Here's a list: Mall Del Norte 5300 San Dario Laredo TX Golden Triangle Mall 2201 S Interstate 35 E Ste D Denton TX Midland Park Mall 4511 N Midkiff Rd Midland TX Killeen Mall 2100 S W S Young Dr Ste 2000 Killeen TX Valle Vista Mall 2006 S Expy 83 Harlingen TX Post Oak Mall 1500 Harvey Rd College Station TX New Braunfels T/C at Creekside 215 Creekside Way New Braunfels TX The Parks at Arlington 3851 S Cooper St Arlington TX Lakeline Mall 11200 Lakeline Mall Dr Cedar Park TX First Colony Mall 16529 Southwest Frwy Sugarland TX Deerbrook Mall 20131 Hwy 59N Ste 3000 Humble TX Sunrise Mall 2370 N Expwy Ste 2000 Brownsville TX Baybrook Mall 100 Baybrook Mall Friendswood TX Fairmont Center 5120 Fairmont Pkwy Pasadena TX Southpark Meadows S/C 9500 S Ih-35 Ste H Austin TX Alliance Town Center 3001 Texas Sage Trl Fort Worth TX Waxahachie Towne Center Crossing 1441 N Hwy 77 Waxahachie TX El Mercado Plaza 1950 Joe Battle Blvd El Paso TX Sherman Town Center 610 Graham Dr Sherman TX Teas Crossing 3165 Interstate 45 N Conroe TX The Shops at Stone Park 5858 E Sam Houston Pkwy N Houston TX USA Today contributed to this report. Natassia Paloma may be reached at npaloma@ @NatassiaPaloma on Twitter; natassia_paloma on Instagram, and Natassia Paloma Thompson on Facebook. More: GOP map would strip Fort Bliss, El Paso airport from US Rep. Veronica Escobar's District 16 This article originally appeared on El Paso Times: JCPenney sold 119 stores in nearly $1B deal, including 21 in Texas Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data
Miami Herald
10 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Miami Herald
Forget American Eagle, Dunkin' has its own ad controversy
"Body by Dunkin'" seems like a slogan on a novelty short your friend's chubby dad wears to a barbecue. The chain isn't exactly famous for its health food, but its latest television ad, much like a vaguely similar spot from American Eagle, focuses on genetics at least playfully. In the American Eagle ad, Sydney Sweeney, an actress as known for her body as her acting, appears under the header "Sydney Sweeney has great jeans." That's a bit tongue-in cheek, and maybe slightly more clever than the made-up Dunkin' T-shirt named above. Related: JCPenney strikes massive deal for 119-store sale The commercial itself is not markedly more clever as it connect Sweeney's famous body with genetics playing on the words "genes." "Genes are passed down from parents to offspring, often determining traits like hair color, personality and even eye color. My genes are blue," Sweeney said in one ad. The ads, as you might imagine, have sent the internet, into quite the kerfuffle, as some have accused the ads of body shaming, while others have gone as far as saying they support eugenics. That's a widely discredited theory white supremacists share that says the human race could be improved by breeding out less desirable traits. Creating an uproar, from a mob of people ready to say "well, I never" and pass out seems to be the point. While invoking genetics in a jeans commercial, the idea that the right "jeans" can improve the look of what your "genes" gave you make some sense. Nobody, aside from maybe peak training Michael Phelps has claimed the Dunkin's menu has improved on whatever genetics may have given them. The coffee and doughnut chain has a new ad starring "The Summer I Turned Pretty" star Gavin Casalengo promoting Dunkin's Golden Hour Refresher by referrencig the actor's "golden" tanned skin. "While the Dunkin' ad's mention of genetics is subtler, it has struck a nerve for praising traits associated with white beauty ideals while mentioning genetics. In the ad, Casalengo says, 'This tan? Genetics. I just got my color analysis back and guess what? Golden summer.' Color analysis refers to the beauty trend of picking colors that look best on based on skin tone," AdWeek reported. More Restaurants New York just got 14 new Michelin restaurantsPopular Mexican restaurant chain makes move for the first timeOff-the-Las Vegas Strip vegan restaurant closes for meaty reason Both ads are designed to provoke outrage, Allen Adamson, co-founder of brand marketing firm Metaforce, told NPR's Morning Edition. "People remember disruption. People remember the edge. Pushing buttons. And this is really important for products that are commodities. Jeans are commodities. You can get them for $20 at Costco and the GAP. And they're selling them for a lot more than that," he said. That same logic applies that Dunkin' ads as well since drinks are everywhere at cheaper prices than the Starbucks rival chain offers. The official TikTok post for the Dunkin' ad has over 5,500 comments and the YouTube version has fewer, but many are fairly pointed. Some just ask the basic question. "Why are ads so obsessed with genetics all of a sudden?" posted Starlight. "Hey Dunkin's what does genetics have to do with your Refresher? Refresh my mind again?" @IamLizabel posted on YouTube. Some people seem really mad about the commercial. "First I have to boycott American Eagle and now Dunkin'. Guess I'm going to be saving a lot of money," ChelsLove-x7x shared. Some people seem to be reading things into the Dunkin' ad that may not be there "The amount of dog whistling in ads lately is somehow equally surprising and unsurprising (sadly). I guess at least the companies are letting many of us know which businesses to avoid," wrote @ErinBrayley2268. Some people have also embraced the ad, probably not in the way Dunkin' wanted. "Unapologetically love this. Bring back BEAUTY and whiteness in ads," shared @CopleyQueen. Related: KFC rival nears Chapter 7 bankruptcy, closes stores, liquidation looms The Arena Media Brands, LLC THESTREET is a registered trademark of TheStreet, Inc.
Daily Mail
12 hours ago
- Business
- Daily Mail
119 JCPenney stores face uncertain future after sale
JCPenney, the 123-year-old department store chain, is selling 119 stores to a private equity firm. Profits from the $947 million sale to Onyx, set to close on September 8, will be used to pay off debts. The 119 stores are spread across 35 states and Puerto Rico — with Texas having the most affected locations. Scroll down for the full list. Their future remains uncertain, though for now they remain open. JCPenney filed for bankruptcy protection in 2020, during which it shut 30 percent of its locations to take the total to 650. Earlier this year, it shut another seven stores — part of what experts say will be a wave of 15,000-store shutter this year. Major retail chains including Macy's, Party City, and Big Lots have cut stores in the past 18 months as shoppers shift online. JCPenney's decline accelerated during the pandemic but it had been the rise of online shopping that was the root of its problems. After filing for bankruptcy, its stores, warehouses and HQ were split across two companies. Mall owners Brookfield Asset Management and Simon Property Group took over the core JCPenney business and 490 of its stores. Copper Property, a trust formed by JCPenney lenders, took control of 160 stores and six distribution centers, including those in the 119-store sale. Beyond store closures, JCPenney is also cutting jobs by shutting down a warehouse in Texas, which employs around 300 people. 'The stores were sold as part of the bankruptcy agreement which stated real estate assets had to be sold off to help reimburse investors,' retail expert Neil Saunders of GlobalData told Daily Mail. In January, JCPenney announced it was merging with mall staples like Aéropostale, Brooks Brothers, and Eddie Bauer under a new umbrella called Catalyst Brands. The newly formed group is being led by JCPenney's former CEO Marc Rosen. Retail analysts told they're cautiously optimistic about the future of the retailer. 'JCPenney is midway through a reinvention,' Saunders added. 'There are some signs of success, but they're patchy. The challenge is pulling them together to drive growth.' JCPenney rival Macy's is shutting 150 stores by 2026, leaving only 350 locations left. Last year it shut the first 66 stores this year, including its iconic 51-year-old Massapequa store. Torrid, a once-popular plus-size fashion chain abruptly closed up to 180 stores following a massive sales decline. Meanwhile, Forever 21 ended its 41-year run after filing for bankruptcy twice in five years. JCPenney stores being sold Arkansas: The Mall at Turtle Creek, Jonesboro Shackleford Crossing, Little Rock Arizona: Arrowhead Towne Center, Glendale Superstition Springs Mall, Mesa Yuma Palms Regional Center, Yuma Palm Valley Cornerstone, Goodyear. California: Solano Town Center, Fairfield Westfield Plaza Bonita, National City Glendale Galleria, Glendale Huntington Park CBD, Huntington ParK Westfield Santa Anita, Arcadia Plaza at West Covina, West Covina Galleria at Tyler, Riverside Westfield Palm Desert, Palm Desert Westfield North County, Escondido The Shops at Montebello, Montebello Valley Plaza, Bakersfield Antelope Valley Mall, Palmdale Arden Fair Mall, Sacramento Brea Mall, Brea Pacific View Mall, Ventura Northridge Fashion Center, Northridge Imperial Valley Mall, El Centro Victoria Gardens, Rancho Cucamonga The Orchard at Slatten Ranch, Antioch. Colorado. Town Center at Aurora, Aurora First & Main Town Center, Colorado Springs Connecticut. The Shoppes at Buckland Hills, Manchester Westfarms Mall, Farmington Danbury Fair, Danbury Florida. Westfield Brandon, Brandon Westfield Countryside, Clearwater Westfield Broward, Plantation Pembroke Lakes Mall, Pembroke Pines The Mall at Wellington Green, Wellington Pier Park, Panama City Beach. Georgia. South Point S/C, Mcdonough Iowa. Coral Ridge Mall, Coralville Idaho. Boise Towne Square, Boise. Michigan: Oakland Mall, Troy Lakeside Mall, Sterling Heights Twelve Oaks Mall, Novi Grand Traverse Mall, Traverse City Rivertown Crossings, Grandville Waterside Marketplace, Chesterfield Township Minnesota: Rosedale S/C, Roseville Missouri: Mid Rivers Mall, St Peters The Plaza at Shoal Creek, Kansas City Mississippi: Southaven Towne Center, Southhaven North Carolina: The Streets at Southpoint, Durham. New Hampshire: The Mall at Rockingham Park, Salem New Jersey: Rockaway Townsquare, Rockaway Woodbridge Center, Woodbridge Newport Centre, Jersey City Freehold Raceway Mall, Freehold New Mexico: Coronado Center, Albuquerque Cottonwood Mall, Albuquerque. Nevada: Meadowood Mall, Reno Meadows Mall, Las Vegas Galleria at Sunset, Henderson New York: Gateway Shopping Center I & II, Brooklyn Staten Island Mall, Staten Island The Mall at Bay Plaza, Bronx Ohio: SouthPark Center, Strongsville The Mall at Tuttle Crossing, Dublin Polaris Fashion Place, Columbus The Shops at Fallen Timbers, Maumee Stone Creek Towne Center, Colerain Township Oklahoma: Center Owasso, Owasso Penn Square Mall, Oklahoma City Shops at Moore, Moore Oregon: Clackamas Town Center, Portland (Happy Valley) Pennsylvania: Westmoreland Mall, Greensburg The Mall at Robinson T/C, Pittsburgh High Pointe Commons, Harrisburg. Puerto Rico: Mayaguez Mall, Mayaguez Plaza Centro, Caguas Tennessee: Wolfchase Galleria, Memphis Stones River Mall, Murfreesboro. Texas: Mall Del Norte, Laredo Golden Triangle Mall, Denton Midland Park Mall, Midland Killeen Mall, Killeen Valle Vista Mall, Harlingen Post Oak Mall, College Station New Braunfels T/C at Creekside, New Braunfels The Parks at Arlington, Arlington Lakeline Mall, Cedar Park First Colony Mall, Sugarland Deerbrook Mall, Humble Sunrise Mall, Brownsville Baybrook Mall, Friendswood Fairmont Center, Pasadena Southpark Meadows S/C, Austin Alliance Town Center, Fort Worth Waxahachie Towne Center Crossing, Waxahachie El Mercado Plaza, El Paso Sherman Town Center, Sherman Teas Crossing, Conroe The Shops at Stone Park, Houston.
