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New Retail Coming to Oaks

Reader Victor did some detective work regarding the future plans for the Marketplace at Oaks and was able to uncover the following.

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BJ's Wholesale Club will be built directly behind Lowe's and Pizzeria Uno will be built on the other side of Egypt close to 422, with 8 to 10 more restaurant pads and 10 retail pads in the plans.
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Note, this is not to be confused with the Providence Town Center which is in Collegeville.

For more information on the Marketplace at Oaks, visit 422businesscenter.com.
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Anonymous said…
I'd been thinking about joining BJ's for a while (regardless if the one in Oaks was opening or not). I called the UPT office last week to see if they knew when the one in Oaks was supposed to open and they told me it's supposed to open in October. The person I talked to said that's what the current plan was, but as with other stuff around here (the Town Center for instance) that they couldn't be sure if it would actually open in Oct. or not.

I will just be glad when that whole area back by the new expo is just finished & put together. All the construction vehicles & new windy roads that are often detoured, etc. drive me a bit nuts!
2/28/09, 6:27 PM
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