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Posted: August 25, 2009
TJ Maxx opens at Hammond Square
According to Stirling Properties, the exclusive management and leasing firm for Hammond Square, TJ Maxx opened recently. The 26,100 s/f Hammond location is the 5th TJ Maxx location in the greater New Orleans market and the first in Tangipahoa Parish.
T.J. Maxx is a Mass.-based off-price retailer with more than 880 stores nationwide. The stores offer substantial savings every day on brand name and designer fashions for the entire family and home. With new merchandise arriving every week to each store, it's a whole new store every time you shop.
"The addition of TJ Maxx at Hammond Square compliments the existing tenant mix at the center and will provide shoppers in Tangipahoa with access to high quality products at an incredible value," according to Grady Brame, executive vice president/partner of Stirling Properties.
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