Hecht's and Sears relocated to the newly built mall in November 1991 as their leases expired, leaving Peebles and Food Depot as the only remaining anchors. In 1992, some of the remaining merchants undertook minor renovations to give their stores a more modern look, but the mall owners did no renovations on the mall itself, which retained from the 1970s its use of earth tones, low ceilings, and unremarkable architecture.
In November 1991, Hecht's and Sears relocated to the new shopping center as their leases expired, leaving Peebles and Food Depot as the only remaining anchors. In 1992, some stores within the mall made minor renovations to update their appearance, but the mall owners did not renovate the mall itself, which retained its original design from the 1970s with earth tones, low ceilings, and unassuming architecture.