Grandview Plaza

Grandview Plaza is a power center 3.8 miles (6.2 km) southwest of downtown Erie, Pennsylvania, between East Grandview Boulevard, Pine Avenue and Dexter Avenue in the city of Erie. It currently has two open anchors which is U-Haul and Flying Squirrel.
== History ==
In 1970, Grandview Plaza was being planned and was confirmed to be built by Crown Construction Company of Johnstown, Pennsylvania. In November 1970, Grants was confirmed to be one of the anchor tenants joining the plaza as well as Thrift Drug and Super Saver, other tenants include a bank, men's store, barber shop, beauty salon and a bakery shop. On March 31, 1971, First National Bank was confirmed to be one of the tenants joining the plaza, as the shopping center was still under construction. On August 12, 1972, Grants had opened at the Grandview Plaza while the rest of the shopping center was still under construction. On February 4, 1973, First National Bank opened at Grandview Plaza. On March 13, 1973, Super Saver opened at Grandview Plaza. On August 6, 1973, Thrift Drug opened at Grandview Plaza. On December 26, 1974, it was announced that the Grants store in the Grandview Plaza would close down on April 1, 1975, it was the only Grants that was closing in the Erie area at the time. On October 30, 1977, Kmart opened in the former Grants space after being vacant for two years. In 1978, three new stores joined the plaza which were RadioShack, Your Mutual Friends and Photo Corral.
Category:Malls in the United States
Category:Malls that opened in 1972
Category:Erie County, Pennsylvania
Category:Former Kmart-anchored Properties
Category:Former Loblaws-anchored Properties
Category:Former Quality Markets-anchored Properties
Category:U-Haul-anchored Properties
Category:Former Super Saver-anchored Properties
Category:Former Grants-anchored Properties
Category:Former Acme Markets-anchored Properties