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Northpark Crossing, Shopping Ridgeland, Ms
New Shopping Center in Ridgeland MS
A new 11,000-square-foot shopping center, Northpark Crossing, is sprouting up next door to Mazzio’s Pizza by Northpark Mall in Ridgeland, Ms. What looks like a bunch of stacked steel beams now will be a finished building housing up to seven tenants by March. The center will include retail stores and possibly a small restaurant, said Houston developer Greg Mathis.
In order to attract high-end shoppers, Mathis is seeking high-end tenants. “I’m trying to do a little more of an upscale tenant mix,” he said. Mathis cannot release the names of potential tenants, but he has talked with men’s and women’s clothing retailers so far.
The center costs right around $1 million, said Mike Harris, project manager for Richland MS-based J.A. Moss Construction, the firm handling Northpark Crossing construction. Work began in September and should be complete by March 20, Harris said. “It’s going to be two different colors of brick – a charcoal and a tan – and beige stucco.”
The shopping center is being built about 30 feet high. “I just wanted it to have a real presence, really punch it out,” Mathis said.Another unique feature of the design of Northpark Crossing is its large storefronts. Because stores will be built relatively wide, depths will be shallow compared to that of the average retail store, Mathis said. While the developer usually builds in Houston, he was attracted to the metro area’s bustling County Line Road retail district. The area includes the mall, Wal-Mart, restaurants and several shopping centers. “There’s some nice centers up and down County Line Road,” he said. “It’s the best retail street in the whole city.” Metro Jackson continues to grow with new projects springing up in Madison, Brandon, Ridgeland and Jackson MS.
