Report: Sunrise Mall will not renew tenants' leases as redevelopment plans are evaluated
It is not known what the owner has planned for the area, but they say they are not considering making it into a residential community.
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Feb 23, 2022, 3:57 AM
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Updated 1,057 days ago
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558ds agoThe Sunrise Mall could be looking different soon.
The Massapequa Mall will not be renewing tenants' leases as redevelopment plans are being evaluated, according to a report.
It is not known what the owner has planned for the area, but they say they are not considering making it into a residential community.
Current stores at the mall include Dave & Busters, Macy's and Home Goods.
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