What once was the Covington County Mall will now be known as The Shoppes of Covington.
The city of Andalusia announced the details of the development on Thursday. Some of the retailers that are slated to fill the vacant space include Five Below, Marshals, Big Lots, Berks outlet and Harbor Freight. Verizon and Firehouse Subs are already located in the area.The new retail options will bring as many as 150 new jobs and between $18 and $20 million are expected in the first year in sales.“The Mall at Covington has been vacant for, gosh, about 15 years,” Johnson said.
The city has signed 10-year leases which each of the retailers with hopes of adding more to the list in the future. Johnson said Five Below will be the first to open in December, with the remainder opening by May of 2023.Copyright 2022 WSFA 12 News. All rights reserved.
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