New Shopping Center Planned At Busy Intersection

Fairhope, Alabama

North is to the right

Site is at upper left (north is up).


UNZONED PROPERTY OUTSIDE OF CITY LIMITS

Plans are being finalized for for a shopping center anchored by an as-yet unnamed grocery store at the northwest corner of the Highway 181/104 intersection.

The property, owned by BYC, Llc. (Del A. Corte agent), is outside of city limits in unzoned county planning district 17, but within the city's extra-territorial planning jurisdiction.

An  eight-lot major subdivision is planned, with a multiple occupancy project of 13 units on lot number one.

At some point site plans will come before the planning commission for approval.


UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER COMING TOO

The University of South Alabama announced plans for a medical center on the southeast side of the intersection last month.

Four- laning of 181 with intersection improvements is scheduled to be completed by the end of 2021, according to ALDOT engineers.


USA medical center planned.



Comments

Anonymous said…
Good. More grocery stores are needed here. Walmart is always too crowded!!!
Anonymous said…
First choice Trader Joe's and second choice Aldi's. Please, please, please. We need more interesting grocery stores, I agree.
Anonymous said…
The nearest. Costco is Mobile. Maybe this center is too small for one but Costco is high class and low cost.
Anonymous said…
I hope it's a Rouses's Grocery Store. That would be fantastic.
Anonymous said…
Well as this interesting ,wonder how much was paid elsewhere to get this done.Isn't there enough empty buildings as shopping center around.
Anonymous said…
???
Property outside city limits of Fairhope. Pretty sure there are no suitable new empty buildings.
Anonymous said…
I'd say Aldis given the fact they are building a distribution center in Loxley. Which would be great. At least its not another bank. Does anyone actually go in bank anymore??? Why?
arlie said…
Trader Joe's is only a dream for here. Aldi's is wonderful and interesting with its unique varieties. I will gladly welcome them to the neighborhood. Hope they make the traffic pattern there easy to manage.