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On Wednesday, October 27, 2010, news outlets began reporting that O&S Holdings, the company that owns and manages the Louisiana Boardwalk, had defaulted on their loan payments and were late in paying by more than 60 days. Shopping Center Business Magazine listed the Louisiana Boardwalk as the 10th most delinquent shopping center in the country based on the balance of their loan, $124 million. |
On Wednesday, October 27, 2010, news outlets began reporting that O&S Holdings, the company that owns and manages the Louisiana Boardwalk, had defaulted on their loan payments and were late in paying by more than 60 days. Shopping Center Business Magazine listed the Louisiana Boardwalk as the 10th most delinquent shopping center in the country based on the balance of their loan, $124 million. |
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In recent years, the caliber of stores has declined and many nationwide stores have chosen not to renew their leases due to declining sales and foot traffic. Shuttered stores include Borders Outlet, DKNY Jeans, Le Gourmet Chef, Reebok, Altell Wireless, Adidas, Chicos, White House Black Market, Liz Claiborne, KB Toys, Alltel Wireless, S&K Menswear, Easy Spirit, Big Dogs San Francisco Oven, Stoney's Smoke Shack, Dippin Dots, KT Kreations, Euro Bungy, Bruce's BBQ, Mr. Spiffy's Sasuage, Louisiana Pedicabs and Eddie Bauer. Several low end discount retailers have moved in but most spaces remain vacant. |
In recent years, the caliber of stores has declined and many nationwide stores have chosen not to renew their leases due to declining sales and foot traffic. Shuttered stores include Borders Outlet, DKNY Jeans, Le Gourmet Chef, Reebok, Altell Wireless, Adidas, Chicos, White House Black Market, Liz Claiborne, KB Toys, Alltel Wireless, S&K Menswear, Easy Spirit, Big Dogs, San Francisco Oven, Stoney's Smoke Shack, Dippin Dots, KT Kreations, Euro Bungy, Bruce's BBQ, Mr. Spiffy's Sasuage, Louisiana Pedicabs and Eddie Bauer. Several low end discount retailers have moved in but most spaces remain vacant. |
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Revision as of 04:24, 28 October 2010
The Louisiana Boardwalk is a shopping center combining retail shopping, restaurants, and entertainment. It is located in Bossier City, Louisiana, across from two casinos.
Tenants at the 500,000 square foot (51,000 m²) complex, which opened in May 2005, include Regal Cinemas, Bass Pro Shops, Banana Republic, Hooters, Buffalo Wild Wings, Old Farmer's Almanac, and Build-A-Bear Workshop. In addition, there are outlet stores owned by Nike and Haggar.
On March 30, 2008, Louisiana Boardwalk put a very controversial curfew in effect. No one under 16 is allowed after 8 p.m. unless accompanied by a parent or guardian.
On Wednesday, October 27, 2010, news outlets began reporting that O&S Holdings, the company that owns and manages the Louisiana Boardwalk, had defaulted on their loan payments and were late in paying by more than 60 days. Shopping Center Business Magazine listed the Louisiana Boardwalk as the 10th most delinquent shopping center in the country based on the balance of their loan, $124 million.
In recent years, the caliber of stores has declined and many nationwide stores have chosen not to renew their leases due to declining sales and foot traffic. Shuttered stores include Borders Outlet, DKNY Jeans, Le Gourmet Chef, Reebok, Altell Wireless, Adidas, Chicos, White House Black Market, Liz Claiborne, KB Toys, Alltel Wireless, S&K Menswear, Easy Spirit, Big Dogs, San Francisco Oven, Stoney's Smoke Shack, Dippin Dots, KT Kreations, Euro Bungy, Bruce's BBQ, Mr. Spiffy's Sasuage, Louisiana Pedicabs and Eddie Bauer. Several low end discount retailers have moved in but most spaces remain vacant.
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