Pottery Barn to close in Algonquin Commons, but the owners and village have big plans for the Randall Road center
The Pottery Barn in Algonquin Commons is closing, but village officials expect the retail space won't stay vacant for long.
"While we're losing Pottery Barn, we've seen a ton of interest from retailers in locating there," said Jason Shallcross, the village's community development director."We are not concerned at all about vacancies at the Commons moving forward." Now Red Mountain Group is proposing a"substantial investment" -- a $90 million project -- that would elevate Algonquin Commons from a traditional shopping center to a regional"all-in-one" entertainment and retail district, Shallcross said.
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