Photo via Simon Property Group.

Representatives from Simon Property Group — the owner and manager of the Mall at Tuttle Crossing — renewed their pledge to providing a high quality customer experience with a New Years Resolution.

“A lot is in the works at The Mall at Tuttle Crossing,” stated Samantha Brawand, director of marketing and business development at The Mall at Tuttle Crossing. “Renovations, relocations and new tenants are arriving and we’re anticipating great response from our shoppers.”

Those updates include a new Brow Art 23 store that replaced Miracle Eye Brows, a new Zales Jewelers that will take over spaces previously leased by Fuzziwig’s Candy Factory and New Balance, a relocated Fuzziwig’s Candy Factory, and renovated stores for both GNC and Aeropostale.

The updates at Tuttle follow a string of bad news for national retailers that affect shopping centers all across the country. The Mall at Tuttle Crossing is losing one of its anchors with the closure of one of its two Macy’s locations due to a company downsizing in 2017. Tuttle also recently lost its Limited store when the company decided to shutter all brick and mortar locations across the US.

Additionally, the renovations at Aeropostale is positive news, as the brand was in danger of closing many stores all across the US last month. Consumerist.com reported that the reopening of 500 stores is due to a new business partnership that salvaged the brand from bankruptcy.

For more information, visit www.simon.com/mall/the-mall-at-tuttle-crossing.