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Posted: June 27, 2013
Paramount Partners to bring Buffalo Wild Wings to The Pavilion
According to Paramount Partners, Buffalo Wild Wings has signed a lease at The Pavilion. Buffalo Wild Wings is joining Hair Cuttery, Weight Watchers and Capriotti's. Three other new tenants will be announced soon.
Situated across from the 380,000 s/f Mansfield Crossing lifestyle center and adjacent to the 24,000 s/f Mansfield Marketplace, tenants in this new center will benefit from the existing large base of regional and local customers.
Adjacent retailers include LL Bean, American Eagle, Ann Taylor Loft, Chico's Coldwater Creek, Jos A Bank Clothiers, Best Buy, Kohl's, Justice, Sports Authority, Michael's, Petco, Bertucci's, Cosi, Friday's, Coldstone Creamery and many others.
Exclusive marketing agent Deborah Meyers, principal of Paramount Partners, has been very pleased with the leasing activity. "Both Mansfield Crossing and Mansfield Marketplace are virtually full and the retailers are experiencing strong sales volumes. The Pavilion offers the benefit of superior visibility and access with is location directly on School St."
Construction has begun and delivery is expected to begin late summer.
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