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Steel Mill To Become Major Shopping Center

Project To Cost $90 Million

POSTED: 1:44 pm EDT September 27, 2004

A steel factory may be coming back to life in the form of a major retail center.

The people behind Legacy Village want to turn the area off of the Jennings Freeway into a super shopping center, NewsChannel5 reported.

First Interstate Properties hopes to have the $90 million Steelyard Commons up and running by 2006.

The shopping center could bring in millions of dollars that people usually spend outside of Cleveland.

But some local development groups believe the big stores will hurt local shops.

Target, Home Depot and Bass Pro Shops could be a part of the retail center.




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