US EditionBrooklyn Center Considers Increasing Fee To Monitor Vacant Commercial Buildings
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Brooklyn Center Considers Increasing Fee To Monitor Vacant Commercial Buildings
The vacant Target, Sears and Wal-Mart buildings in Brooklyn Center are among the largest remaining monuments to Brooklyn Center’s past as a regional retail hotspot. Sears closed in 2018, its empty husk along Highway 100 now serving as a faded reminder of the city’s old Brookdale Mall. Target and Walmart have also shuttered, their once-full shelves now collecting dust. With these empty commercial buildings comes the potential for crime, trash du…
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