More details on the shopping center that is currently planned for the intersection of Prairie Avenue and Highway 41 in Post Falls, Idaho:
A national developer is planning to build a 470,000-square-foot community shopping center on the Rathdrum Prairie.
The Post Falls City Council will hear the annexation request from Cincinnati-based Phillips Edison and Co. on Tuesday. The council will decide whether it wants to consider a formal annexation request.
The conceptual site plan, which will not be considered by the council on Tuesday, calls for two big-box anchors that will be in the back of the development, complementary businesses such as restaurants, banks and gas stations that will front Highway 41 and mid-sized boxes that will be in front of the railroad tracks. The center is part of the Prairie Crossing development.
Fred Meyer, Home Depot and Walgreen’s are among the possible anchors — all three are signature stores for Phillips Edison projects
More details at the CDA Press article here.
Filed under: Economics of North Idaho | Tagged: construction, post falls, shopping
