The Mathis Report: Retail center in review at Atlantic and Kernan

Project includes Kay Jewelers, which is evaluating its Regency Square store.


Kay Jewelers, GNC and Eyeglass World would fill a an outparcel at the Atlantic West shopping center at southwest Atlantic and Kernan Boulevards.
Kay Jewelers, GNC and Eyeglass World would fill a an outparcel at the Atlantic West shopping center at southwest Atlantic and Kernan Boulevards.
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Weingarten Realty and Sleiman Enterprises applied for a permit to develop an outparcel at southwest Atlantic and Kernan boulevards into shops that include Kay Jewelers.

WS Atlantic West LLC plans to build a 7,755-square-foot building on 1.05 acres at 11770 Atlantic Blvd.

A spokeswoman said previously it should be completed for tenant build-out by the end of the year.

Development documents identify the tenants as Kay Jewelers, GNC and National Vision, which operates as Eyeglass World.

Weingarten Realty and Sleiman Enterprises are the owners and developers of Atlantic West, which is anchored by Kohl’s, T.J. Maxx, Shoe Carnival and HomeGoods.

The new building is shown on the western corner of the site in front of Kohl’s.

Kay Jewelers is owned by Signet Jewelers. The location is about 3 miles from Regency Square Mall, where Kay also operates.

“We are still targeting a winter opening for the new store and evaluating the Regency Square Mall location, as we do all of our retail locations,” Signet Jewelers Public Relations Director Frank Cirillo said in an email.

A separate permit shows that Kay Jewelers will build-out the 2,500-square-foot store space at 11824 Atlantic Blvd. at an estimated cost of $120,000.

The 7,000-square-foot, three-unit building will be developed and owned by Weingarten Realty and Sleiman Enterprises.

Ally Financial plans $2 million renovation

Ally Financial Inc. is renovating space at its Flagler Center offices at 12850 Gran Bay Parkway W. 

“We have had a long-standing tenancy at this location and the renovations are improvements for our employees to update finishes and create a more collaborative work environment,” said spokeswoman Sari Jensen.

A pending city permit shows that Marand Builders Inc. will renovate the five-story, almost 127,000-square-foot building for Ally Financial at a cost of $2 million.

 

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