Panama City Beach growth unbelievable

[ShallowsNole]

Want to know how to mortify a teenager? Get his overweight mom to stumble and fall down the little lighted steps in the Rave, in the middle of the movie. Then, have Mom laugh so hard at the expression on his face that she almost does what she got up to go do in the first place.

Yes, I'm okay. Just a little sore. And if you can't laugh at yourself, who can you laugh at?

 

[Mermaid]

Simon Properties have their headquarters here in Indianapolis. They build upscale malls. The Circle Center downtown--which contributed enormously to downtown's revitalization--was built by them. They're very good corporate citizens and contribute to many organizations here in Indy. And they manage their malls very well. The landscaping is always beautiful and the buildings are well-maintained. If Panama City had to have a new shopping complex, they were lucky that Simon got involved.

 

[AaronGA]

My shortlist, I'm sure there are more.
West Wind, Seahaven, Mirabella Shores, Cabana Cay, Windward Beach, Aqua, Grand Panama, Emerald Shores, Paradise Beach, Cabana West, Wind Drift, Tradewinds, Magnolia Bay Club, Beachscape, Solimar, Breakers, Palazzo, Grand Cayman...

 

[Smiling JOe]

Your short list for what?

 

[AaronGA]

Your short list for what?

Well it was a little shorter a few months ago. Just when I thought it was over more projects are being announced. I guess Aquatica didn't stop the enthusiam.

 

[Mrs Jones]

Updated info from the PCB Chamber of Commerce says the following businesses are slated for Pier Park: Target, Old Navy, Dillards, Borders, Ron Jon, Splitsville (upscale bowling/entertainment venue), Belks, Dick's Sporting Goods, along with other anchor stores not yet named. I have a map but it's in .tif format and I'm not sure if I can attach that.

 

[Cil]

In today's News-Herald, two of Mrs.Jones' Pier Park retailers were named: Old Navy and Ron Jon, along with Panera Bread and Starbuck's.
Target is supposed to open in October. The theater is supposed to be a 16-screen 3,000 seater. Restaurants so far: Back Porch Seafood House and Reggie J's Island Grill, more to be named later.