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Plans to redevelop Lansing's former Sears property could be delayed by up to three years

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The former Sears store in Lansing, Michigan, closed its doors more than three years ago. Gillespie Group plans to redevelop the property into a "regional mixed-use entertainment destination" The project is expected to cost between $60 million to $100 million, Gillespie says. An effort to remap the area's flood plain could stall the project.

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Lansing State Journal

Plans to redevelop Lansing's former Sears property could be delayed by up to three years

Redevelopment of the former Sears property off East Michigan Avenue is turning into an exercise in patience for Gillespie Group, its owner.

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Lansing State Journal broke the news in 1 year ago on Monday, November 27, 2023.

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