“We were both born in 1958 at Mound Park Hospital which is now Bayfront,” said Bill Saron. “So, if you’re a person from St. Petersburg, you know about (Native American) mounds.” ...

Indian River County residents and commissioners wanted the mall, so no apartments were built. Now, though, 280 units would be built in five separate four-story apartment buildings.

In 2022 alone, mall sales jumped 11 percent, and for the first time since 2016, more stores opened than closed. Gen Z’s mall revival isn’t about shopping but tactility and spontaneity.

It’s east of the Indian Mound Mall in an area in which more than 32,000 commuters travel daily, the listing states. Advocate reporter Josué Perez can be reached at jhperez@newarkadvocate.com.

Read Also: “Lasims Emporium is a dream realized, born from passion and purpose. We’ve created a space for everyone who values quality, uniqueness, and style.” she added.

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