The mall again changed ownership in 1987, changing its name from Pyramid Mall Saratoga to Saratoga Mall in the process. In 1991, it was owned by Pyramid Centers of Empire State Co. In 1999, it was sold by Pyramid Centers of Canada to Starwood Ceruzzi Properties, Inc., of Fairfield, Connecticut. This company completed demolished the enclosed mall and built Wilton Square in its place. Starwood Ceruzzi Properties then sold the property in summer 2005 to Inland Western Saratoga Springs Wilton, LLC for almost four times what they paid. Demolition The possibility of demolition was announced in late 1998. Mall management began talking to big box retailers such as Target about location on the site. At the time, it was mentioned that this would offer flexibility in case the owners wanted to sell the mall. The mall was at that point and did not have any major anchors. Former anchors included Montgomery Ward, Jamesway, and Service Merchandise. At the time, the mall was owned by Pyramid Center & Co. Ltd. The Price Chopper portion of the property was subdivided from the rest of the mall in 1998. Demolition of the mall was completed in late 1999. Sources External links DeadMalls.com - Saratoga Mall Demolished shopping malls in the United States Shopping malls in New York (state) Buildings and structures in Saratoga County, New York 1973 establishments in New York (state) Shopping malls established in 1973 1999 disestablishments in New York (state) Buildings and structures demolished in 1999 Shopping malls disestablished in 1999