Former Wolves defender David Woodfield has sadly passed away at the age of 81 Woodfield represented Wolves for 12-and-a-half years and was deemed an unsung hero of his era Between 1959 and 1971 Woodfield represented the club 276 times and although he played in a number of positions it was in the centre of defence where he felt most at home Woodfield provided consistency to the back line under four separate Old Gold managers including Stan Cullis initially and Bill McGarry at the opposite end of his Molineux spell Having joined the club as an amateur initially he turned professional within a year and progressed through the youth system to make his senior Wolves debut in April 1962 The 1962/63 campaign saw him become a regular and having stayed despite relegation in 1965 Woodfield starred as Ronnie Allen guided Wolves back to the top flight in style With the club back in the old First Division before moving to Watford for £30,000 in 1971 not before his testimonial at Molineux after more than ten years at the club.      Following retirement at the Hornets due to injury Woodfield was reunited with McGarry as his assistant manager at Newcastle United Woodfield returned to the UK to live in Cambridgeshire and visited Molineux for the final time in September 2019 The thoughts of all at Wolves are with David’s friends and family at this sad time 2024-25 Wolves Home Shirt - 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To learn more about pediatric subspecialties, please visit ValleyHealth.com/ChildrensHealth 1-800-VALLEY 1 facebook instagram twitter youtube linkedinTikTok  Sign Up Now Now available on the App Store and Google Play Woodfield Development recognized as one of the nation’s top 20 developers of Class A multifamily communities continues expanding its Florida footprint with two new developments along the state’s rocketing Space Coast in Palm Bay and Merritt Island As the firm’s footprint continues to expand into new high-growth geographic markets, Woodfield Development first established a presence in Florida in 2020 with the completion of Oversea at Flagler Banyan Square in West Palm Beach the multifamily developer has commenced or completed construction on 2,400 units totaling over $800 million in the state of Florida over the past 5 years “Consistently ranked among the best performing cities in the U.S and recognized as Florida’s fastest-growing region the Palm Bay-Melbourne area presents an ideal opportunity for expanding our footprint and growing our firm’s presence in Florida,” said Woodfield Development Partner Ross Abramson “Given the Space Coast’s appeal to major employers such as NASA the region’s development landscape presents exceptional opportunities Our investment underscores our confidence in the region’s promising future and its pivotal role in Woodfield Development’s expansion strategy.” The firm announced it has commenced construction in Palm Bay with a $100 million mixed-use luxury residential and retail community Palm Bay is now ranked the 15th largest city in the U.S the project will feature 318 luxury apartments in a five-story building alongside 19,000 square feet of commercial space with rents expected to range from $1,700 to $3,000 per month Each unit will feature open-concept great rooms with expansive private balconies and walk-in closets Finishes will include custom Italian kitchen cabinetry and spa-inspired baths with custom porcelain tile tubs and walk-in showers including a club lounge with living room and gaming areas and a two-story sky lounge with outdoor terraces ideal for viewing shuttle launches Exterior offerings include a resort-style pool deck with an outdoor summer kitchen and grilling areas and a serene courtyard with a central green Woodfield Development recently closed on the acquisition of 15.1 acres in Merritt Island Located at 555 Fortenberry Road in Merritt Island the project will represent the first multifamily development to be built in Merritt Island since 1986 The development enjoys a prime waterfront location adjacent to the Merritt Square Mall and the newly built Veterans Memorial Park The community is also a short drive from Kennedy Space Center and is just blocks to the new $410M Cape Canaveral Hospital by Health First which started construction earlier this year Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) is proud to announce that Bells Mill Elementary School and Woodfield Elementary School have been recognized as 2024 National Blue Ribbon Schools by the U.S This prestigious honor marks the 44th and 45th MCPS schools to receive this distinction The National Blue Ribbon Schools award recognizes schools that demonstrate outstanding academic performance or significant progress in closing achievement gaps These two schools join a select group of 356 schools nationwide and 10 in Maryland to receive this recognition "We are thrilled to celebrate the achievements of Bells Mill and Woodfield Elementary Schools," said Superintendent Thomas Taylor "This recognition is a testament to the hard work and dedication of the students and community members who have created exceptional learning environments." Bells Mill Elementary School serves approximately 610 students The school's commitment to academic excellence and inclusivity has fostered a supportive and nurturing atmosphere effective teaching and a collaborative learning environment Woodfield Elementary School serves over 300 students from diverse backgrounds The school's focus on fostering a sense of community and belonging has created a positive and inclusive learning environment Students participate in various school activities We congratulate Bells Mill and Woodfield Elementary Schools on this well-deserved recognition.  Call: 240-740-3000 | Spanish Hotline: 240-740-2845 Email: ASKMCPS@mcpsmd.org Email: ersc@mcpsmd.org ©1995–2025 Montgomery County Public Schools © 2025 Advance Local Media LLC. All rights reserved (About Us) The material on this site may not be reproduced except with the prior written permission of Advance Local Community Rules apply to all content you upload or otherwise submit to this site YouTube's privacy policy is available here and YouTube's terms of service is available here Ad Choices Woodfield Mall invites Chicago-area families to celebrate Mother’s Day with two opportunities to spoil their moms a week early on Sunday All shoppers and their families are then invited to a free, self-care Treat Yourself for Mother’s Day beauty event in the Grand Court the beauty and wellness experience will include self-care treatments Woodfield Mall in Schaumburg is pleased to announce the Easter Bunny has arrived for his annual Bunny Photo Experience for visits until Saturday The Bunny Photo Experience will be open daily and reservations are strongly encouraged. For daily Bunny Photo hours and to make reservations, go to whereisbunny.com Woodfield Mall will also host events with the Easter Bunny this season For Pet Photos you can bring your furry friend to pose with the Easter Bunny from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m Caring Bunny® is a private event for children with special needs and their families Special care is taken to ensure a sensory-friendly environment Reservations are required for this opportunity from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m Easter Eggstravaganza features Easter-themed activities which opened in November 2023 in Schaumburg’s Woodfield Mall according to a post on the manufacturer’s website The post read in part: “We are proud of our team for creating a one-of-a-kind guest experience and are grateful for the many families who visited. We will continue to provide consumers with an outstanding shopping experience and award-winning customer service on radioflyer.com.” Customers can contact the company at custserv@radioflyer.com The company was founded in Chicago in 1917 by Italian immigrant Antonio Pasin who built handmade furniture as well as wooden tricycles and wagons for children Pasin initially dubbed his wooden wagon the Liberty Coaster It later became known as the Radio Flyer — the Original Little Red Wagon the company expanded beyond wagons to manufacture go-karts ride-on toys for toddlers and electric bikes Radio Flyer’s chief wagon officer and grandson of founder Antonio Pasin said the company’s first and brick-and-mortar store was not making money Radio Flyer primarily sells its products through retailers like Walmart and Target The company has no immediate plans to open another store There are malls closer to home for Jennifer Wingelnik But the Brookfield resident says Woodfield Mall in Schaumburg is the place to be for Black Friday. Why? “Because we’ve all come here every year since I’ve been little,” the 43-year-old said as she ate around 9:30 a.m. in the mall’s food court. “It’s the biggest,” said her 10-year-old daughter, Sophie. They and Wingelnik’s mother, Pam Schefke of Berwyn, and sister, Joellen Schefke of Berwyn, were clad in matching Christmas-themed pajamas. They stood in line for the doors at the JCPenney store to open at 5 a.m. — an hour before the mall itself opened. “We usually fill the car,” Pam Schefke said. After leaving the mall, they hit stores on Golf Road as they head home. The mall was busy by mid-morning, with lines outside a few stores. A worker dressed as a Christmas elf used a hand-click counter to keep tabs on capacity at the Lego toy store. Greg Mills of Elgin arrived at 6 a.m. with his wife, Courtney, and daughter, Emily. It was Emily’s “yes day” — where she was given a budget of $200 and allowed to buy whatever she wanted, within reason. Emily said she had also saved money from a previous “yes day.” Mills was parked on a bench, watching bags, while Courtney and Emily were in a boutique, “because I’m getting old enough to know it’s time to sit down when it is time to sit down,” the 45-year-old said. One reason might be that, according to a survey commissioned by the National Retail Federation, about 58% of people surveyed had already started their holiday shopping before Thanksgiving Day. Of those who were planning to shop in-person or online from Thanksgiving through Cyber Monday, 57% said they would do it for bargains and 28% because it was a traditional activity. Gene Walters was shopping for both reasons. Clad in a Santa Claus hat and a Grinch-themed short-sleeved shirt, the 52-year-old Schaumburg resident got up at 3:30 a.m. to drive his 15-year-old daughter and three of her friends to the mall. Walters has been taking his daughter to the mall for Black Friday since she was a tot in a stroller. On Friday, he met with one of his friends for a while and did some shopping. But not with his daughter, as it turns out. “I haven’t seen them since Starbucks,” he said, laughing. one of the largest specialty candy retailers in the U.S. has relocated its location at the Woodfield Mall in Schaumburg the upgraded storefront is nearly double the size of It'Sugar's previous store.  The Woodfield Mall location is It’Sugar’s fifth store in the Chicago market It features more than 300 “pick n’ mix” candy bins filled with a wide variety of sweets ranging from classic favorites to trendy treats Additional offerings include private label items international candy and TikTok-inspired goodies Alongside its signature bulk candy offerings It’Sugar also features immersive candy displays from brands such as Sour Patch Kids The opening of the relocated Woodfield Mall store comes shortly after It’Sugar opened its 125th U.S. location store at the Galleria at Crystal Run in Middletown “It’Sugar is more than a candy store,” said Jonathan Schwartz “We deliver a candy experience unlike any other bringing your favorite brands to life with bright colors Our goal is to create an environment where people of all ages can feel like a kid in a candy store.” has arranged the sale of a large grocery-anchored center in a fast-growing market The real estate firm has announced the sale of Mountain’s Edge Marketplace, a 115,037-sq.-ft. neighborhood shopping center shadow-anchored by Albertsons, situated in the master-planned community of Mountain’s Edge in Las Vegas The property was sold to an accomplished out-of-state investor for $50,305,000 is 98% leased to 40 national and local retailers along with a complementary mix of national The Albertsons-occupied property was not included in the sale [READ MORE: CBRE sells three SoCal centers] Roy Fritz and Preston Fetrow of CBRE’s National Retail Investment Partners-West led the transaction representing the seller a private investment firm based in Las Vegas focused on developing Class A retail shopping centers in the Southwest “Nevada and Las Vegas specifically continue to attract institutional and private capital investments in retail assets,” said Philip D “The combination of a premier quality asset in one of the most coveted master plans in Las Vegas and exceptional non-recourse financing permitted an excellent result for buyer and seller and new record pricing in greater Las Vegas for a shadow-anchored grocery asset of this size and is the world’s largest commercial real estate services and investment firm (based on 2023 revenue) Omnichannel shopping and local pickup options played a key role in the 2024 holiday shopping season a real-time network of over 55,000 retailers worldwide this past holiday season saw 7.5% year-over-year growth in buy online pick-up in-store and reserve online-pick-up In-store transactions across its network Nearly 50% of online shoppers abandoned their carts when local pickup wasn’t an option which underscores the importance of omni-channel solutions Locally says over 90% of leading retailers are expected to adopt omnichannel strategies Locally also found that 71% of consumers preferred supporting local retailers even if it meant paying a slight price premium adding that people who conduct a local Google search on their smartphone visit a physical place within 24 hours and 28% of those searches result in a purchase Locally says that brands using its platform reported a 49% increase in retailer engagement and inventory participation during the past holiday season [READ MORE: Salesforce: Global online holiday sales set $1.2T record; returns boom] "The 2024 holiday season confirmed that consumers value connection and the tangible benefits of shopping locally," said Mike Massey "The data shows a clear and sustained shift toward local retail as a preferred choice Consumers increasingly demanded the flexibility to browse and buy on their terms and local retailers were quick to respond with omnichannel strategies that bridged the gap between digital and physical commerce.” is fulfilling digital purchases from the most profitable points on its distribution network The Wisconsin-based lifestyle brand of men’s and women’s workwear, casual wear, outdoor apparel and accessories is leveraging the Manhattan Associates Active Order Management and Active Store Inventory & Fulfillment solutions to help make its inventory available across its four distribution centers 65 stores and entire digital footprint.  The retailer has set a goal of reaching $1 billion in sales by the end of 2025 and is updating its inventory strategy to aid in reaching this goal. As part of this effort, Duluth Trading Co is leveraging Manhattan Associates order management technology to analyze key fulfillment variables to determine the most profitable way to fulfill orders.  Associates and store operations personnel will also leverage store inventory and fulfillment capabilities of Manhattan Associates solutions to help ensure accurate inventory levels across the Duluth Trading Co so the retailer can leverage store inventory and resources to fulfill digital orders [READ MORE: Duluth Trading Co. personalizes omnichannel customer communications] “Manhattan Associates allows us to optimize our inventory and fulfillment processes to drive profitable growth for our business,” said AJ Sutera chief technology and logistics officer at Duluth Trading "We can serve our customers how they want with the fulfillment options that they choose while making the most out of every piece of inventory in our distribution center and store network." operates 65 Duluth Trading store locations nationwide and an e-commerce site The Michaels Companies has named temporary leaders while it continues its search for a new CEO The arts and crafts retailer said that its board has established an interim office of the chief executive officer to provide ongoing leadership continuity following the previously announced departure of CEO Ashley Buchanan on Jan. 14. (As of Jan. 15, Buchanan has taken the reins of Kohl’s Corp. have been appointed to lead the interim office Working together with the other members of the executive leadership team they will manage the company's day-to-day operations while the board completes the search for a permanent CEO accomplished executive leaders who are well-equipped to ensure the ongoing execution of the company's strategic plan," said Andrew Jhawar the board is making great progress on the search for a permanent CEO the results of which we expect to announce in the near future." As president of Michaels, Heather Bennett is responsible for the company's innovation and growth strategy she has led the company's digital transformation and successfully introduced new strategies to enhance customer experience With over 20 years of experience across the retail industry she is known for her proven ability to maximize opportunities and market trends while driving profitable sales joined the company in December 2024 and brings 25 years of financial management and operations experience within retail he served as the CFO of 99 Cents Only Stores Michaels operates over 1,300 stores in 49 states and Canada With prices and the cost of living remaining high consumers say they are looking to save money on food by cooking at home more in 2025 According to a recent survey conducted by The Harris Poll on behalf of grocery app Flashfood, consumers believe cooking meals at home is not only one of the best ways to save money on food but also a healthier alternative to takeout or dining out (both 89%) prices for all food are predicted to increase 1.9% in 2025 consumers report that saving money is a bigger priority in 2025 than it has been in other years A similar number (81%) of those surveyed said saving money on food is a priority for them this year [READ MORE: States with the lowest grocery prices include…] which is that the cost of groceries is going to continue to rise these findings offer really interesting takeaways for U.S “Consumers are going to focus more on cooking at home as opposed to eating out or ordering from restaurants to save money This is an opportunity for retailers to think creatively about their tech offerings to make sure they enable the purchase of quality According to a recent survey from First Insight, nearly six-in-10 (57%) consumers are worried about a recession in 2025, and 62% of consumers cite price as what will be the most influential factor in their purchasing decisions.  Flashfood’s survey was conducted online within the United States from Dec 2024 among 2,089 adults ages 18 and older.  Some could be then be ready to open the following spring Schaumburg Economic Development Director Matt Frank said The current lineup for the five-building campus also leaves room for a couple more tenants a principal at project developer North American Real Estate Further improvements to the site include crosswalks and sidewalks to promote accessibility from existing developments outdoor patios and lighting to ensure safety and visibility during evening hours By the time of the 2023 demolition of the former Macy’s Furniture Gallery on the site the building had been vacant for at least six years the Marshall Field’s Home Store was built on the site where Nuclear Data had operated a research and development lab before selling the property in 1987 While earlier uses of the prominent corner fit the times in which they were built Er said he believes the proposed restaurant campus is the best use today The general contractor for the construction project is St A residential and commercial entertainment development in Estero got the go-ahead Tuesday to start construction on its first phase two multi-family buildings and parking garages South Carolina-based Woodfield, led by its Florida representative Ross Abramson, is developing the mixed-use project on 46 acres on the northwest corner of Tamiami Trail (U.S. 41) and Coconut Road. The project is being compared to the 53-acre Mercato in Naples with plans for 596 dwelling units public entertainment areas and office space "Some of us call it like a little mini-Mercado because it's got vertical mixed use and some shopping and entertainment areas and parks and apartments and a possible hotel as well," said Mary Gibbs whose development order was approved unanimously Tuesday by the Village of Estero's Planning Zoning and Design Board a large open green and an amphitheater to create a walkable community with public spaces for visitors which will include a minimum of 35,000 square feet of commercial space along with a central park the public component of restaurant row and the Rambla Street Village planners required Woodfield to install a traffic signal or roundabout at Coconut Road and Walden Center Drive as part of the zoning approval in 2023 by Village Council Woodfield designed a two-lane roundabout with one lane going south and the other going north "I think everybody has decided that the roundabout is the best solution for the traffic," Gibbs said A roundabout is smaller than a traffic circle according to Florida Department of Transportation Vehicles have to yield before entering a roundabout whereas a traffic circle often has signage within the circle "One of the benefits of roundabouts is that they help slow people down," said transportation engineer Elizabeth Suárez Not everyone likes the idea of a roundabout or more traffic in the community And I think it will be a real plus for the village," said board member Anthony Gargano "But I reiterate my concerns about traffic because we have a responsibility to our residents to deliver projects that don't so much negatively impact their quality of life by having to sit in traffic for as long as we have to." In case you missed it: Veteran developer has Naples Mercato-style plans ready to go this week in south Lee County The planning board on Tuesday also approved a zoning amendment that if approved by Village Council will allow for construction of a 122-room four-story extended stay at 22910 Lyden Drive Lyden Drive runs parallel to U.S. 41 and directly in front of the community Marsh Landing. Residents had a lot to say about the proposed hotel, so much so that the case was continued from an October meeting so that developer InterMountain Hotels could meet with Marsh Landing residents Developers also removed plans for a restaurant and for any on-site drinking sales something that pleased at least one board member and the applicant was willing to work with the people next door and satisfy their concerns removed the restaurant and remove the drinking That helped you get over the threshold in my mind." Residents' biggest concerns were about traffic, privacy and security, said Gibbs and Jeremie Chastain, planner with Bowman company Hole Montes. Intermountain agreed to enhanced buffering, an 8-foot block fence, a "green screen" of vegetation on both sides of the fence, including on Marsh Landing property, along with tinted windows on the hotel in addition to the window treatments on the inside. Residents expressed their appreciation for the developer's concessions and conversation, however, traffic in the village remains an issue no matter what the project. "The only thing that does concern me still is traffic," said Estero resident Beth Reinhardt who lives on Lone Oak Drive. "That is our turn. When we come out of Marsh Landing, you have to right and you can only go south." Schaumburg’s first formal proposal for the residential conversion of an office building got an 8-0 recommendation from the zoning board for a largely vacant five-story structure south of Woodfield Mall. Both the developer and village officials view it as the first of many residential proposals likely to follow near the bustling shopping and entertainment center. The village board will consider final approval Feb. 11 for creation of the 98-unit Woodfield Apartments at 1699 E. Woodfield Road, which would include such amenities as a swimming pool in front. Because a current dental practice would remain on the ground floor, the project is considered a mixed-use redevelopment. The 45-year-old Natraj Investments building is owned by Subbu Iyer, Manen Kothari and Ajanta Talukdar, who hired Des Plaines-based GSP Development for the project based on the firm’s experience with such conversions. “We think this is the perfect building to do it,” company President Larry Debb said. “It’s a perfect location.” The idea unites two existing village initiatives to repurpose underutilized office properties throughout Schaumburg and introduce tall, dense residential buildings to the walkable business district south of Woodfield and west of Streets of Woodfield. In fact, because Woodfield Apartments uses an existing building, it’s seeking a variance from the minimum seven stories required by the zoning code for new development in that area to stay at its current height. The plan is to create a mixture of 19 studio, 63 one-bedroom, and 16 two-bedroom apartments. Each unit would have its own balcony, laundry machines and temperature control. The parking lot would include a single-story garage for 100 vehicles. The building would feature a fitness center, yoga studio, TV room, golf simulator, soundproof music room, self-service pet spa with a pet washing station, and office suites in the basement. The project’s 16- to18-month time frame includes replacing the exterior with an aluminum surface with a wood appearance. “It’s a warm design and has a residential look,” Debb said. “This is the first of probably more in the village. We have to do this one right and do it spectacularly.” Though one zoning board member was absent, the rest reviewed the plan positively. “I love the way it looks,” member Patty Errera said. “I think it’s going to help that area tremendously.” A shuttered strip club, a religious group facing public opposition in its bid for open space, and a team of brazen jewel thieves were among the top suburban newsmakers of 2024. So were restaurants that served their last meals, landmarks that met the wrecking ball and high school students responsible for a controversial yearbook entry. Here are some of the year’s most captivating Daily Herald stories. More than $1 million in merchandise reportedly was stolen out of a Woodfield Mall jewelry store in August by burglars who broke through two walls to get inside. The heist occurred at Marquise Jewelers after it closed for the day. The thieves got into the mall through the back door of a Sbarro restaurant. From there they went through a wall into a vacant unit, and then through another wall into the jewelry store. Investigators believe six people were involved, based on surveillance footage and witness statements. No arrests have been made. The store only recently reopened. Barbecue lovers mourned the demise of Ribfest in DuPage County this summer. Held for decades in Naperville before shifting to Wheaton in 2022, Ribfest was a crown jewel of the suburban festival circuit, attracting talented food vendors and top-notch musicians. But like so many things, the party went on temporary hiatus during the COVID-19 pandemic and never really recovered. No Ribfest was held this summer, and in late July the group behind the event — the Exchange Club of Naperville — announced the gathering and the organization itself were done for good. “We were not able to generate enough income to be profitable,” organizers said in a statement posted on Facebook. Trouble erupted in May when people discovered the latest Glenbrook South High School yearbook, the Etruscan, contained a quote from a Palestinian-American student who appeared to be supporting the October 2023 terrorist attacks against Israel, the deadliest massacre of Jews since the Holocaust. A subsequent investigation revealed neither the quoted student nor the teen interviewing her mentioned the attacks during their conversation, and that yearbook adviser Brenda Field was aware of the quote before the yearbook was published. Field subsequently was removed as yearbook adviser, suspended without pay and forbidden from participating in future student instruction. The online District 225 staff directory now identifies Field as a “Teacher on a Special Assignment.” In late February, a group called Area N Development LLC successfully won an auction for 34 acres of undeveloped South Barrington Park District land at Bartlett Road and Route 59. The land, known as Area N, had been the focal point of a quarrel between nearby residents and a religious group that’s owned and operated by a suburban congregation of the Plymouth Brethren Christian Church. The residents opposed the congregation’s plans to build a church and school there, leading the park district in 2023 to halt a planned sale of the land to the group. Following the February auction, the park district board unanimously approved the sale of the property to Area N Development for $2.3 million. It was only after that sale was final that representatives of Fourth Avenue Gospel publicly acknowledged they were responsible for the winning bid and were the new owners of the property. A legal fight ensued and hasn’t yet been resolved, leaving the redevelopment plan in limbo. Fourth Avenue Gospel members in October announced they’ve grown tired of the delay and want the property excised from the village, a maneuver they believe will allow them to complete their project. Unfortunately for loyal customers, a number of suburban restaurants served their last meals in 2024. They included Munchies Pizza & Bar in Elk Grove Village, which was forced to shut down after the village bought the plaza in which it was located with an eye toward redevelopment. It had served pies since 1983. Also shutting down were Gigio’s Pizzeria in Des Plaines, Park Tavern Rosemont, Lalo’s in Schaumburg, Bangkok Café in Arlington Heights, Billy’s Pancake House in Palatine and Michael Jordan’s Steakhouse in Oak Brook, among others. But there were bright spots on the suburban restaurant scene. New eateries included Giostra, the Greggory Hearth & Tavern, Higgy’s Bar and Grill and Tangled Roots Brewing Company, all in South Barrington; Nostimo in Arlington Heights; First Watch in Des Plaines; and Chicago Ramen in Mundelein. Several suburban landmarks were reduced to rubble in 2024. The year’s most significant demolition job surely was at the former Sears headquarters on Beverly Road in Hoffman Estates. The 2.4 million-square-foot complex started coming down in August. Five data centers eventually will be built on the 273-acre site, which now is owned by Dallas-based Compass Datacenters. Demolition crews also were at work at the former Pheasant Run Resort in St. Charles; at the southeast corner of Arlington Heights and Algonquin roads in Arlington Heights, where office and commercial buildings were razed to make way for a retail and apartment complex; and at International Plaza on Golf Road in Arlington Heights. One of the Chicago area’s few strip clubs shut down in June and soon will be demolished to make way for redevelopment. Heavenly Bodies, which operated for decades on the southwest corner of Higgins and Elmhurst roads just outside Elk Grove Village, was purchased by the village as part of a $6.15 million deal that also included a shuttered Burger King and other property. Village leaders haven’t announced plans for the sites. Carol Stream resident Isaac Goodlow III, 30, was fatally shot in his apartment by police responding to a domestic dispute Feb. 3. Video from body-worn cameras revealed officers identified themselves and went inside; then shots were fired. Goodlow was pronounced dead at Central DuPage Hospital in Winfield. In June, DuPage County State’s Attorney Robert Berlin announced he would not prosecute the officer who shot Goodlow. Goodlow’s sisters have filed a federal lawsuit against the village and the six officers who entered the apartment. Lisle Police Chief Kevin Licko was placed on leave in February after an employee who hasn’t been publicly identified filed an undisclosed complaint against him. Village officials declined to comment on the complaint or the investigation that followed. In May, Licko agreed to step down as chief and serve the remainder of his time with the department as a sergeant. He retired in October. Licko had been with the department since 2004 and had been chief since 2022. James Kruger, who over the course of a long career led the police departments in Oak Brook, Roselle, Winfield and East Dundee, is serving as acting chief. A permanent replacement hasn’t been chosen. Prompted by retail trends, suburban shopping malls continued evolving his year. Bloomingdale’s Stratford Square Mall closed for good in April after years of declining activity. Bloomingdale, which had been buying vacant storefronts for years, purchased the remainder of the 43-year-old mall in January for $8.75 million. Officials hope to redevelop the property with restaurants, entertainment venues, retail outlets, housing and pedestrian-friendly green spaces. Similar action occurred this year in West Dundee. The village in June spent $7 million to complete its purchase of the Spring Hill Mall, which closed in March after 44 years in business. The village earlier had spent more than $3 million to buy the former Macy’s and Sears spaces there. Officials plan to demolish the 500,000-square-foot structure and redevelop the land. And last month in Vernon Hills, real estate developers proposed building a 48-unit townhouse development on the northeast side of the Hawthorn Mall property. The land is a parking lot near now the Domaine at Hawthorn Row apartment complex and AMC Theatres. The Domaine opened last year with 313 apartments, and more are planned. February 15, 2025 at 11:25 am CSTExpandA rendering of the forthcoming Fogo de Chao restaurant at 1950 E. Golf Road in Schaumburg as it's expected to look when it opens in April. (Photo provided by village of Schaumburg) The Chicago region’s fifth Fogo de Chao Brazilian steakhouse is expected to open in April across the street from Woodfield Mall in Schaumburg, where construction of its approximately $1.2 million building is nearing completion. The 8,500-square-foot restaurant at 1950 E. Golf Road is directly east of the Centennial Center office building at 1900 E. Golf Road. Attorney James Webster, representing the restaurant, attended this week’s Schaumburg village board meeting to apply for the liquor license and described the operation. “They work off of rotisserie grilled meats that are put on large skewers,” he said. “And then you’ve got roving servers, and they go to the different tables and they’ll slice it off and put it directly on the customers’ plates. Very meat-centric, though they have seafood. They’ve got a great salad bar.” When Mayor Tom Dailly asked his fellow board members whether there were any questions or comments, Trustee Jack Sullivan replied, “I’m hungry!” “I was just thinking the same thing,” Dailly laughed. “It sounds delicious.” Webster added there will be a full bar, but one that’s small in relation to the overall size of the restaurant. The business will open at 11 a.m. every day, closing at 9:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 10:30 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, and 9 p.m. on Sunday. “It’s a great location,” Webster said of the Schaumburg site. “If you like a lot of food, the food is excellent.” The existing Illinois locations are in Rosemont, Naperville, Oak Brook and Chicago. Fogo de Chao was started in Brazil in 1979, making Dallas its first U.S. location in 1997. Since then, there have been 75 more locations that have opened across the country. https://www.dailyherald.com/20250214/business/illinois-fifth-fogo-de-chao-brazilian-steakhouse-to-open-near-woodfield-mall-in-april/ Schaumburg police shared additional details Tuesday about their investigation into the burglary of more than $1 million in merchandise from Marquise Jewelers at Woodfield Mall Those details include that a security camera inside the store was covered when burglars entered the store after its closing Aug 1 by breaking through the wall of a vacant space next door Though that camera did not record anything useful a review of footage from other mall cameras is part of the ongoing investigation Police also revealed that the offenders first forced entry to the mall through the back door of a Sbarro restaurant then went through a wall there to access the vacant unit next to the jewelry store Investigators also believe six people were involved in the burglary based on a combination of surveillance footage and accounts from witnesses in the vicinity at the time of the burglary Marquise Jewelers co-owner Asma Anwar told the Daily Herald that the combination of property loss and damage is likely to be at least $1.5 million but Lindhurst said investigators are awaiting an inventory of the stolen merchandise they have not yet adjusted their initial estimate of just over a $1 million loss A construction worker entering the vacant unit at 9:30 a.m Woodfield Mall management have declined to comment directing all inquiries to Schaumburg police who’s co-owned Marquise Jewelers with her husband Shazad Malik for 13 years The couple met working together at a jewelry kiosk at Woodfield before buying and renaming it They gradually expanded to three more kiosks at the mall before last year leasing a storefront as their main location where all of its merchandise was ultimately stolen Anwar said the highly visible and regularly patrolled kiosks never sustained more than minor losses to theft over the years The husband-and-wife owners are now looking to those kiosks as the means for their business to recover Anwar hoped to learn more information about security from Woodfield Mall management as the future of the year-old Marquise Jewelers storefront is considered The developer sees an opportunity to open new projects in an advantageous market in 2026 It's been almost 20 years since Greg Bonifield and Mike Underwood founded Charleston South Carolina-based apartment developer Woodfield Development after their previous employer North Carolina-based REIT Summit Properties was acquired by Houston-based Camden Property Trust When Bonifield and Underwood launched the firm they intended to add a new market and on-the-ground development partner every couple of years Woodfield was developing in the Carolinas and Mid-Atlantic “We've added an experienced developer and development team every couple of years since our inception,” Bonifield told Multifamily Dive As it has expanded, Woodfield has established itself as one of the country’s biggest developers, taking the No. 16 spot on the National Multifamily Housing Council’s top developer list this year It has completed 65 properties since its founding and has 21 in production While some firms have postponed projects as interest rates have risen Woodfield continues to break ground on new starts “We had 10 starts last year,” Bonifield said “We're on track to have at least that many this year.” Supply is a concern in some of Woodfield’s markets right now but Bonifield expects that dynamic will change by 2026 “Even the markets that feel a little overbuilt right now look really good within 18 months at most,” Bonifield said “So we're taking the approach that now is a good time to get shovels in the ground and start new projects.” Bonifield talks with Multifamily Dive about the debt markets labor costs and the apartment sales environment This interview has been edited for brevity and clarity MULTIFAMILY DIVE: How has the debt market changed for developers since the Federal Reserve began raising interest rates in 2022 GREG BONIFIELD: We've been in a different market for a year and a half after a couple of bank failures that occurred debt became much more difficult for a period of time Debt is less difficult today than it was during the first three quarters of last year debt is available for projects that underwrite We have been fortunate in finding partners who see our vision of getting stuff out of the ground now but a lot of [limited partner] equity is still on the sidelines probably waiting to see when the Fed is going to make a move and start pivoting Have you seen labor prices improve as construction starts have fallen There's no question it's taken a long time for the labor market to start realizing that there are fewer projects coming their way That's natural because it's not like people stopped building on a dime when the market changed the subcontractors and general contractors have been very busy but they're finally seeing that there's a dwindling of new starts There’s a dwindling of new deals that they’re pricing or they’re pricing deals that aren’t getting done we're finally seeing some movement on pricing We're starting to get subcontractors to sharpen their pencils and make the pricing so we can get the deals to underwrite We've certainly seen land owners be more willing to work with us and give us time to put our capital together They’re being more flexible and making adjustments but we haven't seen any kind of dramatic price change for land Have you slowed down selling your properties we've really slowed down selling anything because the pricing is generally not where it should be There's a disconnect between what somebody's willing to pay and what somebody's willing to sell for which is why you've seen transaction volume decrease So unless somebody is paying what we think is a fair amount for the deal and something that meets our original underwriting at a minimum we're taking the approach of getting interim debt and holding these properties for however many years it takes to get back to a lower cap rate Do you have any predictions on when that is going to come back We sold a deal last year and got to our number We're going under contract this week on a deal after getting to our number There are groups out there willing to pay up for the best sites and deals that are top of the market There's a lot of money on the side trying to buy deals The 10-year [Treasury yield] keeps fluctuating between the low fours and five and it hasn't been sitting steady for any length of time So I think once you see the stabilization of everything and a pivot by the Fed that's probably when things start unfreezing They were frozen during the Great Recession Click here to sign up to receive multifamily and apartment news like this article in your inbox every weekday Get the free daily newsletter read by industry experts Bozzuto and Cardinal Group highlighted the strategies that drive value during a recent webinar Subscribe to the Multifamily Dive free daily newsletter Subscribe to Multifamily Dive for top news The free newsletter covering the top industry headlines WGN Radio 720 - Chicago's Very Own Steve Grzanich has the business news of the day with the Wintrust Business Minute Brick and mortar didn’t pan out for Chicago’s Radio Flyer The company has closed its only physical sales location at Woodfield Mall Radio Flyer’s CEO says the store was an experiment and was just not profitable It covered about 15,000 square feet and allowed customers to test Radio Flyer’s products including the iconic Original Little Red Wagon The company’s products will still be for a sale at other stores a Chicago-based physical therapy chain is expanding Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" these are the actual most popular baby names so far in 2025 Whether it’s a short vacation or they’re jetting off to begin their career show the future traveler you care with a meaningful graduation gift National Teacher Appreciation Week begins May 5 take advantage of these freebies and deals Woodfield Development, one of the nation’s top 20 developers of Class A multifamily communities, has announced that leasing for its latest North Carolina development, The Wyre Located in Asheville’s River Arts District an area devastated by Hurricane Helene last year The Wyre stands as a powerful testament to the community’s resilience and unwavering commitment to maintaining its vibrant artistic legacy “We are thrilled to bring The Wyre to the River Arts District as a catalyst for renewal,” said Brian Schick “The Wyre is not just about upscale living; it’s about celebrating and preserving the artistic heritage of this community The building will feature displays by local artists and custom lighting fixtures by local glass artists all designed to ensure that the creative spirit of Asheville remains at the forefront as the district reimagines its future.” The Wyre features 237 apartments that offer a sophisticated living experience with stunning views of The French Broad River and The River Arts District and three-bedroom units ranging from 635 square feet to 1,376 square feet The first move-ins are scheduled for April 1 with the property slated for full completion in June 2025 Wilkins Designs conceptualized the thoughtfully designed spaces The Wyre includes community-oriented amenities such as an elevated saltwater pool; a fitness center complete with a yoga studio sauna and wellness pods; a stylish residents’ lounge; a rooftop terrace with signature views of the French Broad River; a conference room with study pods; a pet run and washing station; an art studio; and dedicated spaces for art exhibitions and cultural events The property also boasts 16,000 square feet of on-site retail with an emphasis on fostering a vibrant interconnected community where residents and local creatives can thrive The Wyre is deeply committed to showcasing the rich artistic culture of Asheville particularly within the River Arts District the development will feature several commissioned murals by local artists capturing the community’s artistic spirit Eight individual exterior mural panels on the new mixed-use Wyre building will be visible from Clingman Avenue paying homage to RAD’s storied musical history and dynamic music scene an 11-foot-tall reproduction of Judith Cheney’s The French Broad River in Asheville: Past Present & Future (1997) will be prominently displayed in The Wyre’s Leasing Center which explores the evolution of the French Broad River is a powerful symbol of the district’s history and the community’s ongoing growth The high-resolution scan of the original artwork was made with permission from RiverLink further strengthening The Wyre’s connection to local heritage By incorporating these unique works of art into its design The Wyre honors Asheville’s legacy while cultivating an environment where art and creativity can flourish Nestled in the vibrant heart of Asheville’s River Arts District residents will have the opportunity to immerse themselves in the artistic spirit of the district enjoying easy access to all the creativity and inspiration that make the River Arts District one of Asheville’s most exciting neighborhoods teeming with arts and culture “The Wyre is poised to serve as a cornerstone of this revitalization symbolizing both a fresh start for the neighborhood and a commitment to retaining its vibrant creative legacy We are proud to contribute to the River Arts District’s resurgence supporting its artistic community while providing a dynamic space for both residents and local creatives to come together,” added Schick Woodfield Development, one of the nation’s top 20 developers of Class A multifamily communities, has announced the completion and opening of EmmaJames at Savannah Harbor a mixed-use community that combines Savannah’s historic charm with classic Southern elegance and the serene sophistication of island living As the developer continues expanding its footprint across the Southeast EmmaJames represents Charleston-based Woodfield Development’s fifth project in the state of Georgia the multifamily developer has delivered 1,494 units totaling $390 million in the state of Georgia over the past five years The opening comes on the heels of Woodfield’s recently completed Holden at Oak Grove a multi-building residential development with 296 units located in Athens a 295-unit community located in Union City the response to EmmaJames has been compelling with over 74 percent of the community leased “The completion of EmmaJames is a significant milestone for us,” said Patrick Kassin “We’re thrilled to highlight how EmmaJames fully embraces Hutchinson Island’s prime riverfront location seamlessly blending Savannah’s natural beauty with its historic charm Often regarded as one of Savannah’s hidden gems EmmaJames offers unparalleled views of the historic downtown skyline with the Savannah River serving as a stunning backdrop that elevates the property’s unique character and appeal.” adjacent to the recently expanded Savannah Convention Center and the Westin Savannah Harbor Golf Resort & Spa EmmaJames features 280 residences that offer a sophisticated living experience with stunning views of the river and city two- and three-bedroom units ranging from 682 square feet to 1,732 square feet along with exclusive one- and two-bedroom townhomes ranging up to 2,064 square feet Conceptualized by designer Cindy Munn of S and a dry bar area with base cabinets and open shelving EmmaJames offers a variety of modern amenities and an expansive pool deck with a saltwater pool overlooking the Savannah Harbor Marina Residents will also have access to unique creative spaces and a maker space featuring weekly art classes hosted by the community’s artist-in-residence in partnership with the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) will showcase rotating exhibits featuring works by local SCAD artists ever-evolving connection to Savannah’s rich art community EmmaJames enjoys an unparalleled location at the heart of Savannah Harbor a burgeoning 35-acre mixed-use development that combines residential options with world-class dining the Club at Savannah Harbor offers an 18-hole golf course designed by Robert Cupp and Sam Snead that is coupled with a luxury spa and fitness center the IGY Savannah Harbor Marina will further enhance the area’s appeal as a premier waterfront destination with 100 berths for vessels of all sizes including over 1,000 linear feet to accommodate deep-draft superyachts The project team for EmmaJames included Housing Studio as the architect of record Wilkins handled the property’s interior design Woodfield Development, one of the nation’s top 20 developers of Class A multifamily communities, announced that pre-leasing has begun for The Galvin a residential community in the heart of the Tampa Bay Area “We are excited to welcome our first residents to The Galvin and poised perfectly to be the home of bold living in Brandon Florida Development Partner for Woodfield Development “From designer features in units to lavish community amenities including future onsite retail and restaurant space The Galvin pushes boundaries to make everyday life more extraordinary so our residents are energized and motivated to do everything they dream of.” The five-story building features a curated selection of spacious studio Apartment features including stainless steel appliances quartz countertops and smart-home technology make luxury living feel like a natural part of every day for residents The Galvin redefines multifamily living with thoughtfully designed spaces that inspire creativity including a state-of-the-art fitness and yoga center Community amenities include The Sphere conference rooms Situated within the Estuary commercial enclave which includes Dave & Busters The Galvin offers seamless access to Hwy 60 making Tampa’s vibrant downtown and business district effortlessly reachable The Galvin’s location balances relaxation and excitement so that residents can enjoy the best of both worlds – a luxury sanctuary with top-tier amenities and a thriving Located at 10221 Estuary Lakes Drive and just minutes from downtown Tampa the Galvin offers residents unparalleled access to local restaurants The community’s strategic location ensures that every convenience – from work commutes to weekend excursions – is within reach Schaumburg trustees unanimously approved a proposal to turn an office building into an apartment complex Woodfield Road will be converted into the highly amenitized 98-unit Woodfield Apartments though the conversion will occur around a dental practice on the ground floor that is the only remaining office tenant The building is owned by investors Subbu Iyer who hired Des Plaines-based GSP Development for the project based on the firm’s experience with similar conversions Company President Larry Debb told the village’s recommending zoning board last month the building is one of the most perfect he’s come across in both its existing design and high-profile location The project’s anticipated 16- to18-month time frame includes replacing the original facade with an aluminum surface with a wood appearance The interior work will carve out a mixture of 19 studio A single-story garage for 100 vehicles will be constructed in the parking lot The building’s amenities will include a fitness center self-service pet spa with a pet washing station and office suites in the basement While Schaumburg planners expect the project to be influential in a challenged office market they believe the number of ideal opportunities to mimic it in the village will remain limited The idea unites two existing village initiatives to repurpose underutilized office properties and introduce tall dense residential buildings to the walkable business district south of Woodfield and west of Streets of Woodfield The project needed a variance because it is not the minimum seven stories now required Remaining land on the site is being considered for a new building that would match height requirements but there are no formal plans submitted yet 50 Most Influential Women Staff Report//February 20 and Clark Construction Celebrate Topping Out of Residential Tower at Queensbridge Collective  During construction of the residential tower 41,000 cubic yards of concrete and 4,500 tons of steel were used ensuring the building’s durability and strength Sign up for your daily digest of Mecklenburg Times Daily News companies were expanding left and right in Charlotte Building permits were skyroc[...] Listen to this article My 4-year-old son is sort of obsessed with David Bowie Winter isn’t feeling very wintery in much of the U.S. and the warm temperatures are putting peopl[...] Over in the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Planning Department there have been talks about what to 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Woodfield will join 16 others in the Class of 2024 at induction ceremonies at the Lake Erie Italian Club in Lackawanna “I think it’s a heck of an honor,” Woodfield said Based on how he controlled the game from behind the plate for two decades his place among WNY’s best is certainly justified on top of everything all the time,” said Schmitt who is a 2022 WNY Softball Hall of Fame inductee “He was great at handling our pitchers both when we played fast pitch and modified “I played with him for 10 years,” said John Woodfield who was inducted into the WNY Softball Hall of Fame in 2021 “and only one time did a guy steal second and that’s because (second baseman and 2019 WNY Softball Hall of Fame inductee) Joe Mistretta and (shortstop) Bob Burns had a miscommunication on who was going to cover “The throws were always 5 inches off the bag on the first-base side pick it up and throw it to first base before the batter was out of the batter’s box,” Schmitt said “We were in a tournament and we got squeezed by the ump,” Pinciaro recalled “Bags took off his mask and asked him where the pitch was ‘It missed by a quarter-inch.’ So Bags turned his hat sideways and yelled And then Woodfield put his hat on correctly and the game continued with him orchestrating it all he got on the pitchers pretty good,” Pinciaro said “He used to throw the ball back to Jim Brooks a million miles an hour noted that his role was to “try and keep everybody focused.” “That was pretty much the main thing for me,” he said I was going to scout other hitters.” Noted John Woodfield: “He would see the lineup so he knew where to pitch guys He could tell by the way they stood (in the batter’s box).” that meant an easy inning for Woodfield’s teams including the Jock Shop-sponsored squad that came home with national titles in 1984 and 1985 “I think of all the hard work and the fun we had,” said Woodfield including on some exceptional fast-pitch teams “The recognition you get is the end result … You don’t win a couple national championships without hard work.” The rest of the Class of 2024 are Katie Burd BUSTI — Fredonia’s Sydnee Hoffman shot a 24 over five holes but Southwestern beat the Hillbillies 35-20 in .. Copyright © 2025 Ogden Newspapers of New York | https://www.post-journal.com | PO Box 3386 Asma Anwar and Shazad Malik are still searching for answers about last week’s overnight burglary of more than $1 million of merchandise from their Woodfield Mall jewelry store as well as the future of the 13-year-old business they built together Anwar said calculation of the total loss at Marquise Jewelers is still in progress but the monetary impact of the theft and damage together won’t be less than $1.5 million Schaumburg police said the overnight crime Aug 1 involved at least six people and was perpetrated by cutting through drywall in another occupied unit which allowed entry into the jewelry store itself A surveillance camera in the jewelry store had been covered to avoid detection but police are continuing to review surveillance footage and other evidence from multiple sources Woodfield Mall management declined to comment directing all inquiries regarding the burglary to Schaumburg police The husband-and-wife owners of the store met working together at a jewelry kiosk at Woodfield before buying and renaming it 13 years ago They gradually expanded to three more scattered throughout the mall and last year began leasing a storefront as a main location where they were ultimately robbed of all its merchandise Highly visible and patrolled by mall security day and night the kiosks have never sustained more than minor losses to theft over the years Now those very kiosks that helped the couple grow their business are being seen as the key to its survival We had to work up to this for years,” she said “We’re just asking our customers to support us at our kiosks We have the kiosks and we’re trying to rebuild there.” Anwar said she and her husband remain in need of more information to determine the future of their year-old storefront Answers about security are high among their concerns and further meetings with Woodfield Mall management are scheduled police could not say if any footage from the jewelry store camera was useful before it was covered or how they determined six suspects are involved Look out for your first newsletter in your inbox soon The best of Chicago straight to your inbox We help you navigate a myriad of possibilities Sign up for our newsletter for the best of the city By entering your email address you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy and consent to receive emails from Time Out about news Sign up for our email to enjoy Chicago without spending a thing (as well as some options when you’re feeling flush) By entering your email address you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy and consent to receive emails from Time Out about news, events, offers and partner promotions. Chicago Related: The best toy stores in Chicago for rewarding the little ones or just geeking out on your own the Woodfield Mall gave Pop Mart devotees a sneak peek of the new digs and some of the location's cute items with a post on their Instagram writing: "Pop Mart is COMING SOON to Woodfield Mall! @PopMart_US brings imagination to life one figure at a time From stunning designs to iconic characters A post shared by Woodfield Mall (@woodfieldmall) Official opening dates for the Woodfield Mall and the Oakbrook Center Mall have not been announced just yet, but Pop Mart U.S. will no doubt post information on those grand openings on their Instagram account And given the sheer global fervor over Pop Mart's coveted collectibles including those dopamine-inducing mystery boxes we're not surprised that Chicago locals want to get in on the fun.  Thanks for subscribing! Look out for your first newsletter in your inbox soon! twitterinstagrampinterestspotifyAbout us Contact us Time Out magazine will open its first Illinois location and 50th nationwide Tuesday at Woodfield Mall in Schaumburg Founder Gregory Zamfotis’ concept for the chain was to allow customers to “see coffee differently” by brewing every half hour and serving dairy-free milk alternatives without additional cost known as “Gregulars,” can join a rewards program through the brand’s app that also provides options to order ahead and use points for their purchases Tuesday next to Crocs in Woodfield’s lower-level Grand Court This year has marked extensive growth for Gregorys Coffee which has opened 14 other new locations in 2024 Woodfield Development, one of the nation’s top 20 developers of Class A multifamily communities, has announced the completion and opening of Goddard Point Hope a vibrant community that blends historic charm with modern convenience Woodfield Development has deep roots in the Carolinas with Goddard Point Hope marking its 24th project in South Carolina the Charleston-based firm has delivered more than 4,300 units Leveraging Charleston’s exceptional growth and demand Woodfield has maintained a strong development pipeline in the market the company celebrated the opening of two apartment communities in Downtown Nexton with completion of Flora Carnes Crossroads imminent the response to Goddard Point Hope has been impressive “The opening of Goddard Point Hope is a moment of great excitement for us,” said Mike Schwarz “This community honors the land’s rich heritage with a thoughtfully designed layout that integrates seamlessly with its surroundings with a prime location that provides excellent access to shops We believe Point Hope is the city of Charleston’s next chapter and look forward to the pivotal role Goddard Point Hope will play in shaping the future of the community and its ongoing growth and success.” Located at 1000 Point Hope Parkway just minutes from Daniel Island Goddard Point Hope consists of 227 well-appointed residences offering a mix of studios modern kitchens with stainless steel appliances The amenity-rich community features a saltwater pool with a poolside lounge and pavilion Goddard Point Hope will also feature 17,000 square feet of commercial and retail space Three community schools (K through 12th grade) in addition to a hosted monthly farmer’s market add to the growing amenities and conveniences enjoyed by Point Hope residents Though the 421,000-square-foot Woodfield Village Green shopping center across Golf Road from Woodfield Mall in Schaumburg was sold for $93.2 million last month shoppers shouldn’t expect any immediate shake-ups in the property beyond growth of its tenant makeup two of the four existing vacancies have already been spoken for by new leases with Nothing Bundt Cakes and The Good Feet Store The center based at 1446 E. Golf Road was among 11 sold by Ohio-based Site Centers during the third quarter for a total price of $552.7 million the firm bought four convenience shopping centers in Cleveland Houston and Atlanta for a total of $88 million as part of a series of recent financial activity The purchase of Woodfield Village Green brings Seattle-based Bridge33 Capital’s number of Illinois shopping centers up to five The others are Woodscreek Commons in Algonquin Westport Commons at Kedzie and 87th in Chicago Northland Plaza near Northern Illinois University in DeKalb and Broadview Village Square in suburban Broadview “We are happy to add Woodfield Village Green to our portfolio and we look forward to managing the center to a high standard and continue attracting quality retailers to the center,” Assistant Property Manager Linda Dabler said we are excited to add The Good Feet Store and Nothing Bundt Cakes coming soon to the center.” Schaumburg Economic Development Director Matt Frank said he’s already met with Dabler and isn’t anticipating any proposals for alterations to the shopping center “There won’t be any changes with Woodfield Village Green,” he said “Bridge33 Capital shared this is a strong center that allows them to expand their investment portfolio I believe Site Centers is doing this for financial and restructuring reasons.” The center’s larger tenants include Marshalls Woodfield Village Green was recently added to Bridge33 Capital’s website showing just two remaining vacant spaces one of 30,273 square feet and the other 3,340 square feet Goddard Point Hope features 227 luxury apartments and 17,000 SF of retail within the historic Situated within the thoughtfully designed master-planned Point Hope community Goddard Point Hope offers effortless access to shops with Goddard Point Hope marking its 24th project in South Carolina We believe Point Hope is the city of Charleston’s next chapter and look forward to the pivotal role Goddard Point Hope will play in shaping the future of the community and its ongoing growth and success.” The project team for Goddard Point Hope included For additional information about Goddard Point Hope call (843) 994-2683 or email goddard@greystar.com. For retail leasing information contact Fritz Meyer at (843) 971-8606 or email fmeyer@meyerkappassociates.com Woodfield Development is a premier developer and operator of Class A multifamily communities the Woodfield partnership has unmatched experience in multifamily development and asset management and numerous projects in various stages of entitlement and design Woodfield’s earliest developments were located predominantly in the southeast and Mid-Atlantic but the company has since expanded its footprint to include markets in the Northeast © Copyright 2012 - 2023 | citybiz | All Rights Reserved Woodfield Mall has to be one of the most well-known malls in our state And those of you like me who love a good shopping trip get ready for a whirlwind of 90s nostalgia but I sure do love visiting the mall in Schaumberg it's so heartwarming to see a mall still buzzing and thriving Recently I saw this TikTok that sent a wave of emotion through me but because it's crazy to see what Woodifeld was like and how much it's changed in the video you can very clearly see Christmas trees I want to both raid these people's closets and go back in time to when it was the annual "Mall Visit To See Santa." Woodfield is usually a crazy busy place now I can only imagine how insane the amount of people must have been when there was no online ordering just take a look at what I'm talking about I'm seriously so obsessed with the '90s so I mean it when I say I love all of the clothing people are wearing here haha I know that Christmas isn't for a while but this video is giving me so much excitement for the holidays Woodfield Mall has to be one of the most well-known malls in our state. And those of you like me who love a good shopping trip, get ready for a whirlwind of 90s nostalgia.\nRead More Woodfield Mall has to be one of the most well-known malls in our state Goddard Point Hope features 227 luxury apartments and 17,000 square feet of retail within the historic The completion of Goddard Point Hope added 227 luxury apartments in the Point Hope Community one of the nation’s top 20 developers of Class A multifamily communities has announced the completion and opening of Goddard Point Hope For additional information about Goddard Point Hope call (843) 994-2683 or email goddard@greystar.com. For retail leasing information contact Fritz Meyer at (843) 971-8606 or email fmeyer@meyerkappassociates.com Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Zellano Home Furniture, a recent tenant of another space at Woodfield Mall, has moved into at least part of the lower level of the former Sears store underneath European retailer Primark Though Zellano’s occupancy includes the lower-level mall entrance to the longtime Sears site a marketing plan shows the possibility of that floor’s 163,000 square feet being shared by as many as four tenants Filling such significant commercial vacancies is among the goals of the three-year economic development strategic plan adopted by the village of Schaumburg last spring “A furniture store here is a good start to reoccupying the former Sear’s space,” Schaumburg Economic Development Director Matt Frank said “This is a good co-tenant for other retail and entertainment users that we hope to see in the future on the lower level.” The onetime anchor space is owned by Transformco the real estate company created by Sears’ bankruptcy which purchased the bulk of Woodfield Mall from original builder Taubman at the start of 2013 A plan circulated by Transformco’s hired brokerage firm shows a proposed division of the ground floor of the former Sears with the mall entrance and one external entrance where Zellano is now would have 68,118 square feet under that plan Other tenants with external entrances only would have 46,854 square feet The plan also shows a shared area of 14,617 square feet Representatives of Zellano and Mid-America didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment The Sears store at Woodfield closed in November 2021 as the last location of the iconic retailer in its home state was one of the namesakes of Woodfield Mall whose legacy has also faded from among the original anchor stores Sears’ massive abandoned headquarters in neighboring Hoffman Estates is currently undergoing demolition to make way for a sprawling data center campus from Dallas-based Compass Datacenters Primark opened on the more than 37,000-square-foot upper level of the former Sears store last October Zellano Home Furniture previously occupied the space at Woodfield where Radio Flyer opened last November Alo Yoga, Ben & Jerry’s and Gregorys Coffee are three popular brands on their way to Woodfield Mall in the coming months They will join the recently opened Abercrombie Kids and Size Boutique stores in providing new opportunities for visitors to the regional shopping center in 2025 is anticipated to open in the spring next to Sephora on the upper level of the Nordstrom wing Popularized by such celebrities as Kendall and Kylie Jenner Alo offers fashion-forward performance apparel But Ben & Jerry’s and Gregorys Coffee are expected to arrive by the middle of next month The famous dessert brand will serve ice cream and shakes next to Wetzel’s Pretzels in the lower-level JCPenney wing will be next to Crocs in the lower-level Grand Court The newly opened Abercrombie Kids sells jeans and sleepwear for boys and girls next to Abercrombie & Fitch in the lower level of the Grand Court Size is a store selling new and restocked jeans and accessories that will be located across from Velocity Esports in the lower-level JCPenney wing This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page Crime & Courts, News Woodfield Road is shown in this Google Maps image The Aiken County Coroner’s Office is investigating after human remains were discovered Monday evening behind a residence in the 200 block of Woodfield Road in Aiken According to Aiken County Deputy Coroner Eric J the Aiken County Sheriff’s Office received a call shortly before 8:00 p.m from a neighbor conducting a well-being check The neighbor found the remains behind a residence prompting immediate law enforcement response The Coroner’s Office arrived on scene at approximately 8:40 p.m and confirmed the discovery of the remains They were subsequently collected and will be sent to Newberry Pathology for further investigation Authorities are seeking to establish a positive identification as well as to determine the cause and manner of death in conjunction with the Aiken County Sheriff’s Office Further updates will be provided as more information becomes available Letters to the Editor | Opinion News Briefs General News | News | Politics & Government Health, Science & Technology | News Education | News The Augusta Press encourages and welcomes reader comments; however we request this be done in a respectful manner and we retain the discretion to determine which comments violate our comment policy remove and/or not allow your comments to be posted The types of comments not allowed on our site include: Forgot your password? website@theaugustapress.com Privacy Policy | Terms & Conditions The new multimillion-dollar mixed-use development has 20,516 square feet of retail space remaining and available for lease a master-planned mixed-use development located on the Upper Peninsula in Charleston “Known as ‘Charleston’s Front Yard,’ Morrison Yard is quickly becoming a landmark in the North Morrison (NoMo) neighborhood,” said Mike Schwarz “The rapid success in securing these retail tenants highlights the unparalleled lifestyle that Morrison Yard offers to downtown Charleston residents seeking a complete work-live-play experience.” Spanning over five acres along the Cooper River with stunning views of the iconic Arthur Ravenel Jr Morrison Yard features 379 premium Class A multifamily rental units and approximately 27,208 square feet of ground-floor retail space When the multimillion-dollar mixed-use master plan is completed in 2027 Morrison Yard will offer more than 138,000 square feet of Class A office space in a 10-story office tower over 34,000 square feet of street-level retail Retail leasing at Morrison Yard is being led by Brooke Eyrich and Reeves Major of global commercial real estate leader Jones Lang LaSalle “We’re thrilled to join this landmark project at Morrison Yard Our team is eager to enhance the retail landscape curating a dynamic merchandising mix that will elevate the overall experience for residents Hailed as the fastest-growing ramen concept in the country, JINYA Ramen Bar is best known for its slow-cooked approach to ramen made from broths simmered for 20 hours in-house and ingredients sourced directly from Japan From its customizable menu to sleek interiors JINYA Ramen Bar presents a contemporary Japanese dining experience featuring authentic ramen and toppings and craft beer ideal for lively social gatherings Located on the ground floor of the Morrison Yard office tower the restaurant recently opened its doors on January 24 BODYROK’s 1,800 sq ft studio which opened in November 2024 to great success offers unique and targeted programs to meet the fitness community’s workout needs A pioneer in the boutique fitness industry since 2012 BODYROK continues to redefine the approach to fitness goals With a focus on reformer Pilates-inspired workouts and weight training specifically designed to strengthen and tone the body quickly and safely on their custom reformer the BODYROK Charleston studio joins an esteemed roster of 10 corporate-owned studios “We’re excited to open BODYROK Charleston at Morrison Yard and continue our mission of providing a welcoming space for individuals of all fitness levels to improve strength “The support from the Charleston fitness community has been incredible where everyone can feel inspired to reach their fitness goals together.” the global workout phenomenon with a cult-like following is set to energize the Charleston fitness scene when it opens its first South Carolina location in Spring 2025 Offering its signature RUN x LIFT classes which blends high-intensity treadmill cardio with strength training Barry’s will bring an exciting group fitness experience to Charleston coined “The Best Workout in the World™” since its inception 25 years ago Barry’s 4,072-square-foot studio space will be outfitted with the brand’s signature Red Room a Fuel Bar for pre-and post-workout shakes and locker rooms stocked with premium amenities like Dyson hair dryers and OUAI’s best-selling products The Red Room features iconic dim red lights a booming sound system with specially curated playlists from best-in-class instructors Classes will run daily ensuring a well-rounded workout in its Instagram-worthy studio space in Charleston Bridge access at Morrison Yard will officially open marking a key milestone in the development of the project The improvements include a new pedestrian entrance and plans for a crosswalk and traffic light at Morrison Drive and Johnson Street These upgrades will enhance accessibility and walkability for both pedestrians and cyclists fostering greater connectivity between downtown Charleston DSM Real Estate Partners in partnership with Origin Development Partners are wrapping up design and permitting for a 250-key Kimpton Hotel is slated to break ground in the fall of 2025 and open in 2028 with plans to include 16,000 square feet of meeting and banquet space and playful designs and personalized service Kimpton is a boutique brand owned by U.K.-based InterContinental Hotels Group Kimpton operates 75+ hotels in over 50 cities spanning the globe Known by insiders as “Charleston’s Front Yard” due to its prime location at the base of the Arthur Ravenel Jr Morrison Yard serves as the anchor point of downtown Charleston’s surrounding communities Morrison Yard’s class-A office tower completed in 2023 is now fully leased Featuring over 138,000 square feet of office space Offering an extensive work-live-play experience Morrison Yard Residences features 379 upgraded Class A multifamily rental units The property offers a variety of floor plans ranging from studios to three-bedroom apartments Local artisans contribute to the community’s aesthetic showcasing works that reflect Charleston’s rich arts scene Amenities at Morrison Yard include a harbor-facing open-air saltwater pool with sundecks and grilling stations; indoor and outdoor lounges with TVs; five pocket park courtyards; and a central green lawn of over 1.5 acres Additional amenities include a Sky Club with views of the Ravenel Bridge and city Residents can also participate in curated community events like wine tastings and outdoor movie nights The response to Morrison Yard has been nothing short of extraordinary with over 92 percent of the apartment units leased Located at the doorstep of Charleston Harbor Morrison Yard benefits from exceptional accessibility to the very best that Charleston living has to offer to a few bridge crossings to the sandy beaches of Sullivan’s Island and Folly Beach to world-class dining and retail located just minutes away on bustling King Street Woodfield Development, one of the nation’s top 20 developers of Class A multifamily communities, celebrated the completion and opening of The Radler an upscale multifamily community in Downtown Nexton A mixed-use community located in Summerville Nexton is recognized as the No.1 master-planned community in the U.S by the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) Charleston-based Woodfield Development has a long-standing presence in the Carolinas The Radler marks the developer’s eighteenth project in South Carolina adding to their impressive track record of over 4,300 units and more than $1 billion in development within the state over the past 15 years This new development builds on the recent launch of Woodfield’s first project in Downtown Nexton as well as the completion of Goddard Point Hope in Charleston With a strong pipeline of upcoming projects a new development within the Carnes Crossroads master-planned community just two miles from the bustling Nexton area “We are excited to unveil our second residential project in the vibrant Downtown Nexton community,” said Mike Schwarz represents a dynamic residential community where personal joy flows into a shared sense of movement and energy We look forward to seeing how The Radler will shape the future of Downtown Nexton.” Situated on approximately 11.4 acres at 1100 Warburton Road The Radler consists of 324 sophisticated apartment residences offering a mix of studios and one- two- and three-bedroom units ranging from 777 to 1,772 square feet The amenity-rich community features a pool and sundeck The pet-friendly community also features a courtyard Recognized as South Carolina’s most innovative and walkable community Nexton is comprised of 5,000 acres of housing Located in the buzzing epicenter of Downtown Nexton or golf cart ride away from the expansive Nexton trail system and all the best that Nexton has to offer — from South Carolina’s finest dining options like Poogan’s Southern Kitchen and Hall’s Chophouse and a myriad of opportunities to experience vibrant culture such as the Jazz Music Festival at Brown Family Park The project team for The Radler included Housing Studio For leasing information, please visit www.theradlernexton.com or call (854) 269-0055 to schedule a property tour The recent tunneling burglary at a Woodfield Mall jewelry store adds another chapter to the chronicle of major and memorable thefts heists and holdups in the suburbs stretching back 100-plus years Among the most indelible are the 1924 Rondout train robbery in Lake County the lives and deaths of Hanover Park’s Bonnie-and-Clyde-style bank robbers Jeffrey and Jill Erickson in the early 1990s the lore of the still-unidentified Wheaton Bandit and the demise of notorious gangster Baby Face Nelson following a shootout in Barrington But the Aug. 1 theft of at least $1.5 million of merchandise from Marquise Jewelers at Woodfield Mall in Schaumburg remains a story in search of an ending Schaumburg police said the crime involved at least six people and was perpetrated by cutting through the drywall of another active tenant “It was done after mall hours,” said Marquise Jewelers co-owner Asma Anwar The brazenness of the burglary is what separates it from more modern retail thievery where teams of robbers show up en masse and overwhelm store workers Still, there’s no shortage of audacious heists in the suburbs, one of the oldest and most storied turned a century old this year Scads of books and movies have chronicled the storied Rondout Train Robbery of June 12 widely believed to be the largest train robbery in U.S 57 embarked from Union Station in Chicago with a cargo of cash bonds and jewels bound for Federal Reserve Banks Postal Inspector William Fahy told a robbery crew which of the eight cars had registered mail and which numbered postal sacks should be taken That night Willis Newton and accomplice Brent Glasscock hid on the train before it left At Rondout — an unincorporated enclave of Lake County — the pair forced the engineer at gunpoint to stop the train in a remote spot at the Route 137 crossing Four accomplices along with the forced help of train clerks loaded 63 mail bags into four waiting stolen Cadillacs Newton emerged from beneath the coupling of two cars and was shot five times by Glasscock who was said to have mistaken him for a mail clerk the others realized Newton had been shot and placed him atop mail sacks in one of the cars A blood trail showed someone had been injured and authorities learned a doctor was treating someone for gunshots at a home in Chicago Hanover Park couple Jeffrey and Jill Erickson were believed to have robbed eight banks in Chicago and the suburbs in the early 1990s Jeff Erickson initially began robbing banks by himself wearing a disguise of a fake beard and ball cap while making getaways in stolen Japanese cars his wife Jill would act as an accomplice in the robberies The pair eventually were caught after police and FBI agents began staking out stolen Japanese cars in the suburbs Federal agents spotted Jeff Erickson attempting to enter a stolen Mazda in Schaumburg in December 1991 and moved to make an arrest leading authorities on a high-speed chase throughout the suburbs ending with a gunfight on a dead-end street in Hanover Park While she had been shot multiple times by law enforcement an autopsy determined her fatal gunshot wound was self-inflicted Jeff Erickson died a year later trying to escape from custody in the middle of his trial overpowered one of two marshals he was with stole a gun and used it to kill one of the marshals As he tried to flee the court building in downtown Chicago Jeff Erickson was confronted by a court security officer setting off a firefight that ultimately killed the officer and seriously wounded Erickson Erickson shot and kill himself a few minutes later The Wheaton Bandit has never been identified and is believed to have committed as many as 16 suburban bank robberies from January 2002 to December 2006 And he will never face any repercussions either as the statute of limitations for his crimes expired in December 2011 five years after the last robbery for which he’s considered responsible the then-spokesman for the FBI’s Chicago office commented at the time on the rarity of the statute of limitations taking effect in regard to a serial bank robber Authorities were offering a $50,000 reward for information leading to the Wheaton Bandit’s arrest up until then “To have a serial robber of this magnitude commit this many crimes and not be apprehended is unusual,” Rice said “There’s at least one person out there who knows who committed these crimes.” Though seven of his first eight heists were in Wheaton When authorities released a sketch after a witness reported a man acting suspicious outside a bank that was robbed an hour later Chicago in the 1930s was essentially ground zero for notorious gangsters between the abundance of bootleggers and bank robbers roaming the area better known as Baby Face Nelson and at one point the FBI’s Public Enemy No committed what is believed to be his second-ever bank robbery in Itasca in 1930 it’s his demise following an incredible gunbattle with federal agents in a Barrington Park that became his most infamous suburban legacy Nelson was traveling back from Wisconsin with his wife Helen and fellow gangster John Paul Chase when they were spotted by federal agents hunting for them near what is now Langendorf Park A pursuit ended at the park after Nelson’s vehicle was disabled by bullets fired by federal agents Nelson shot agent Ed Hollis to death and mortally wounded agent Samuel Cowley but he also was mortally wounded by a slug to the gut from Cowley’s machine gun The gangster trio would escape in the agents’ car but Nelson died later that night at a safe house in Wilmette staged an elaborate recreation of the chase and firefight as part of the village’s 150th anniversary celebration in 2015 “We had no idea if anyone would even show up to watch it,” Nelson recalled there were people there with tears in their eyes.” ∙ Daily Herald staff writer Jake Griffin contributed to this report celebrated the completion and opening of The Radler a multifamily community in Downtown Nexton Nexton is recognized by the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) as the No The Radler consists of 324 sophisticated apartment residences in-unit washers/dryers and private balconies The pet-friendly community also features a courtyard Recognized as South Carolina's most innovative and walkable community or golf cart ride away from the expansive Nexton trail system and all the best that Nexton has to offer – from South Carolina’s finest dining options like Poogan’s Southern Kitchen and Hall’s Chophouse Email: online@journalscene.com