Pension Plan Investment Board. At the time it was reported that average sales at the center were approximately $500 per square foot, well above the national average. It was also 96% leased beyond the anchors. During this same time it was noted in the local media that many local tenants were leaving only to be replaced by national chains. Openings toward the end of the year included Madewell and Athleta. In early 2014, GGP announced three new stores would be opening: Forever Flawless, a skincare store, in mid-year, Tory Burch in August, and upscale home goods store Mitchell Gold + Bob Wilson Signature Store by the end of the year, near the Christmas season. The mall has also recently announced that jeweler David Yurman is joining the growing roster of upscale, national retailers. Prep sportswear retailer Vineyard Vines has also announced it will be opening its first Missouri store at Plaza Frontenac with an anticipated November opening. Additionally, Louis Vuitton underwent a renovation and expansion. GGP also reported that tenant sales in 2013 increased to $564 per square foot. In popular culture Native St. Louis rappers Chingy and Nelly have both made references to Plaza Frontenac in their music. In "Ride wit Me", Nelly raps, "Face and body Frontenac, don't know how to act." Amongst other references in his songs, Chingy's "Right Thurr" contains the phrase, "She be shopping in Frontenac." References External links Plaza Frontenac Buildings and structures in St. Louis County, Missouri Brookfield Properties Shopping malls in Missouri Tourist attractions in St. Louis County, Missouri Shopping malls established in 1974 1974 establishments in Missouri