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Call (508) 726-2908 for full landscape services in Barnstable MA, to build and maintain your yard and gardens, so you don’t have to lift a finger. The Growing Company helps homeowners turn their landscaping wishes into exquisite realities. As a local business owner, Jeffrey Luff understands the unique challenges and prospects that a beautiful Cape Cod landscape presents. We have been proudly serving Cape Cod as a landscape contractor since 1985. When the new lease begins in 2024, the WS Development will pay the airport $1.4 million per year.Professional Landscape Services in Barnstable, MA WS Development's long-term ground lease on the property was set to expire in 2024 but has been extended for 49 years. The company won the bid to lease, redevelop and manage the property in 2018. “Open-air retail has been able to transition more seamlessly to social distanced shopping protocols like curbside pick-up, online purchasing and pickup and appointment-based shopping,” she wrote.īarnstable Municipal Airport owns the site.
Open-air retail destinations that are anchored by essential businesses have fared comparatively well given COVID-19 social distancing and safety protocols, according to Smith. “Our experience managing 100 commercial properties in 11 states has reaffirmed our confidence that open-air centers anchored by tenants serving daily needs of customers will continue to play an important role in the community,” she wrote in an email. The pandemic has created challenges for the retail industry, Smith said. The company is marketing the property to new tenants that could include retail establishments, restaurants, medical and business offices, fitness centers, grocery stores and stores that provide access to everyday household items. WS Development plans to develop the plaza into a 300,000-square-foot center with a mix of businesses called The Landing at Hyannis.Īccording to Maggie Smith, senior vice president and head of marketing, the company wants to make improvements to the buildings and other infrastructure and landscaping.
Customers still flock to Panera Bread and Burrito Bistro for lunch and dinner.īut many storefronts in the plaza are empty and signs advertising lease information provide a telephone number for WS Development, the company that manages the ground lease for the property. T-Mobile and Verizon have storefronts there, as do Ulta, The Paper Store, Work ‘N Gear and Supercuts. The plaza covers 26-acres and is also home to Old Navy, Five Below and Cardi’s Furniture. Kmart has been an anchor store in the Capetown Plaza for 49 years. She was looking for deals on staples such as laundry detergent and toiletries. Johanna Esquivel, who recently heard from her grandfather that the store is closing, was there for a different reason. “I tell you, everything I get, I’m happy with.” “I’ve got to get the ice off this car,” he said, pointing to his car’s side window crusted in ice. On Monday, he was looking for an ice-scraper. Richard Preston, of Hyannis, has been a regular customer for years.
A ring advertised with 1/10 carat weight in diamonds was marked down 70% from $99.99. Jewelry was discounted even more.Ī Centralia five-piece patio set was marked down to $699 from $999. Discounts on clothing hovered around 30%. Signs inside the store heralded savings on everything from soap to shoes, clothing to jewelry, sporting goods to patio furniture. The Cape store is the last Massachusetts location for the once-mighty retail giant. There was no word, no reply to telephone calls or emails about the exact closing date of the national discount store in Hyannis. What was held back was information from Kmart’s parent company, Transformco.
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