DESTIN ? Destin Commons general manager, Darin Grigg, announced the center?s newest expansion construction has begun. In addition to the recently expanded and renovated playground, a new above ground parking deck and additional office space is underway.
?With our continuing goal to redefine the family shopping and entertainment experience, we paved the area west of Belk along the Mid-Bay Bridge road side adding 180 additional parking spaces,? commented Grigg. ?This is to ensure adequate customer parking during the construction of our 5-level above ground parking deck, which will include 933 more parking spaces and 92,000 additional square feet of class A offi ce space.?
The expansion of Northwest Florida?s premier open-air super regional lifestyle center will continue after the completion of the west parking garage and office building. Phase II, will feature 140,000 square feet of additional retail space and Class A offi ces.
According to Joseph P. Tagliolia, president of retail for Turnberry Associates, the center?s managing partner, Destin Commons? tremendous success fueled planning for the center?s expansion and the additional retail space already has garnered strong interest from nationally renowned upscale tenants.
?Demand for high-end retail in Destin is evident with the success of our existing stores,? he said. ?This expansion, with the same ?fit and fi nish? that have been a Turnberry hallmark for nearly four decades, will solidify Destin Commons as the premier super regional lifestyle center in the entire Panhandle for years to come.?
Also recently added to the Destin Commons? roster of new stores is nationally known Williams-Sonoma and Brighton Collectibles, which opened this past month. Banana Republic has started work on their new store, slated to open in March. Patchington, a private-label retailer whose target customers are women over 55, will also open in the spring.
For more information, call (850) 337-8700, or visit on the Web at www.Destin-Commons.com
?With our continuing goal to redefine the family shopping and entertainment experience, we paved the area west of Belk along the Mid-Bay Bridge road side adding 180 additional parking spaces,? commented Grigg. ?This is to ensure adequate customer parking during the construction of our 5-level above ground parking deck, which will include 933 more parking spaces and 92,000 additional square feet of class A offi ce space.?
The expansion of Northwest Florida?s premier open-air super regional lifestyle center will continue after the completion of the west parking garage and office building. Phase II, will feature 140,000 square feet of additional retail space and Class A offi ces.
According to Joseph P. Tagliolia, president of retail for Turnberry Associates, the center?s managing partner, Destin Commons? tremendous success fueled planning for the center?s expansion and the additional retail space already has garnered strong interest from nationally renowned upscale tenants.
?Demand for high-end retail in Destin is evident with the success of our existing stores,? he said. ?This expansion, with the same ?fit and fi nish? that have been a Turnberry hallmark for nearly four decades, will solidify Destin Commons as the premier super regional lifestyle center in the entire Panhandle for years to come.?
Also recently added to the Destin Commons? roster of new stores is nationally known Williams-Sonoma and Brighton Collectibles, which opened this past month. Banana Republic has started work on their new store, slated to open in March. Patchington, a private-label retailer whose target customers are women over 55, will also open in the spring.
For more information, call (850) 337-8700, or visit on the Web at www.Destin-Commons.com
