Primark Coming to Former J.C. Penney Space at the Mall at Prince George’s
Construction is underway for the Irish-based clothing and home goods retailer to take over the former location of J.C. Penney’s.
Construction is underway for the Irish-based clothing and home goods retailer to take over the former location of J.C. Penney’s.
The Ireland-based affordable fashion store will move into a 30,000-square-foot space in the Hyattsville shopping center by early 2025.
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The owners of the Mall at Prince George’s plan to tear down part of the old J.C. Penney site and put up a new apartment complex.
Popular D.C.-based fast casual chain &pizza is now open in College Park, with a coronavirus-inspired feature.
Focusing on mall kiosks instead of traditional stores, Alice’s Candy sells bulk candy, including American and European confections, premium chocolates and German gummies.
Hook & Reel, a Cajun seafood chain restaurant that started in Lanham, is coming to the Mall at Prince George’s in Hyattsville.
IKEA is installing giant car ports topped with solar panels at its College Park location, as part of its goal of becoming a net-zero greenhouse gas emitter by 2025.
The Mall at Prince Georges in Hyattsville is adding an underground self-storage facility as its owners seek to recover from a pandemic-induced bankruptcy scare.

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