News Summary
Huntsville’s Jones Valley area is set to welcome ‘Lendon Corner’, a new retail shopping center opening in Spring 2026. This center will feature four retail spaces, including the established gift boutique, Sweet Pineapple. Developed by Crunkleton Commercial Real Estate, Lendon Corner aims to enhance the community’s shopping experience while maintaining quality and aesthetic compatibility with the neighborhood. As excitement builds, the new development underscores Huntsville’s ongoing growth and commitment to local commerce.
Huntsville Welcomes New Retail Development ‘Lendon Corner’
A new retail shopping center named Lendon Corner is set to enhance the Jones Valley area in Huntsville, with an anticipated opening in spring 2026. This development will be located on the south side of Carl T. Jones Road, strategically positioned in the heart of the vibrant Jones Valley community.
Lendon Corner will feature up to four retail spaces, with one space being anchored by the established local gift boutique, Sweet Pineapple. Founded in 2013 by Gina and Travis Garrett, Sweet Pineapple has become a beloved shop offering an array of upscale home goods, baby gifts, clothing, candles, and jewelry.
Development Details and Planning
The retail complex is being developed by Crunkleton Commercial Real Estate, which is optimistic about the project’s potential to contribute to the ongoing growth of the Jones Valley area. It aims to create an inviting environment that reflects the aesthetic of the surrounding neighborhood, ensuring that Lendon Corner integrates seamlessly into the community.
The shopping center will have three additional retail spaces available for lease, targeted towards retail and restaurant concepts that align with the qualities and values of the Jones Valley community. This careful selection of tenants is intended to maintain high standards of quality and services for residents and visitors alike.
Community Impact and Expectations
As the development progresses, there is a strong sentiment of excitement among local residents and business owners. Gina Garrett, co-owner of Sweet Pineapple, expressed enthusiasm about the opportunities that Lendon Corner will provide for both customers and the community. The expectation is that this new shopping center will enhance the local shopping experience and attract more visitors to the area.
Wesley Crunkleton, the broker for the project, has emphasized the importance of bringing a well-curated mix of tenants into the development. Ensuring that these businesses align with the desirability and quality sought by the community is a top priority. This reflects the developers’ commitment to establishing a space that meets the needs and preferences of nearby residents.
Location and Accessibility
The exact address for Lendon Corner is 2600 Carl T. Jones Road, Huntsville, AL 35802. Its central location in Jones Valley is expected to draw significant foot traffic, making it a convenient destination for local shoppers. The combination of Sweet Pineapple’s established brand and the promise of new retail offerings is likely to establish Lendon Corner as a prominent feature of the Jones Valley landscape.
Background Context
Jones Valley has been experiencing ongoing development and growth in recent years, making it an attractive area for new retail ventures. The introduction of Lendon Corner is expected to further this trend, providing a hub of shopping options that cater to the tastes of the local population. As Huntsville continues to develop, projects like Lendon Corner contribute to a dynamic retail environment that benefits both residents and visitors.
The combination of local ownership and carefully chosen tenants is expected to contribute positively to the community, enhancing both the shopping experience and the overall quality of life in the Jones Valley area. The anticipation surrounding Lendon Corner reflects the community’s eagerness for new retail spaces that offer a unique shopping experience.
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Additional Resources
- Huntsville Business Journal: New Retail Development in Jones Valley
- Hville Blast: New Retail Development Coming to Jones Valley
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- Google Search: Huntsville retail development
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