Tenants Confirmed for Planned Galleria at Tristate Mills Mall

== 5/23/2023 ==
TRISTATE, MARELAND
The Tristate Mall which closed down permanently two months ago is still sitting abandoned even after plans were announced to tear down the mall and build a brand new mega mall, the Mills Corporation says do not give up hope. "The Galleria at Tristate Mills project will began soon we are just waiting for the proper building permits and demolition permits from the City of Tristate to begin construction, without these permits, we are not able to make any changes to the land." says Lawrence Siegel, CEO of Mills Corporation. Mills plans to build the new two-floor six anchor mall and a Sheetz will be built outside the mall as the company still owns land on mall property. The City of Tristate will also need to approve road movement permits as the plans state that some streets will be demolished and rebuilt or moved and Route 20 will be moved a bit to make more room for the future mall and new Sheetz. Retail and other companies have also announced plans to join the future mall like Dick's Sporting Goods, Dillard's, JCPenney, Kohl's, Macy's and Nordstrom. Other tenants include Barnes & Noble, Dunkin', Gertrude Hawk, Hallmark, Heartland Pets, Joann Fabrics, OfficeMax, Old Navy, Record Den, Starbucks and much more will be confirmed later, the mall is hoping to be finished by 2024 maybe even earlier if plans go well.