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Hammond Square Before
Hammond Square Before
Hammond Square After
Hammond Square After

The original Hammond Square Mall opened in 1977 with two anchors, D. H. Holmes (later purchased and converted to Dillard’s) and Sears along with two levels of specialty tenants. In 1979, JCPenney was added as the third anchor to complete the 431,000-square-foot mall.

In early 2006, the owner of Hammond Square Mall placed the property up for sale.  Having previously developed AMC Theatre and owning several adjacent parcels to the mall, Palace Properties, LLC decided to purchase the mall.  In 2007, Stirling began the redevelopment of the mall into an open-air power and lifestyle shopping center.  Stirling’s Past Chairman James E. Maurin took great pride in improving a mall that had been in decline for 20 years and delivering a re-developed retail center to his hometown with new national and local retailers.

Proudly serving the Hammond community, the new Hammond Square celebrated their grand opening in October 2009. Currently, the center is over 900,000 square feet, more than double its original size, with over 40 different stores and restaurants to meet all needs and wants.

Hammond Square is part of Stirling’s  retail portfolio which also includes: River Chase, Fremaux Town Center, Premier Centre, Stirling Bossier, Stirling Lafayette, Stirling Slidell, and Eastgate Shopping Center, to name a few.

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