permanently on 31 October 2017 with the only the tenants left an antique shop and high school space for Santa Fe South High School. Repurposing and revival efforts (2021-present) As of 2021, the mall is home to, in the former Montgomery Wards store, “Santa Fe South High School” for students and the former JCPenney is being used for a shop called “Crossroads Antiques & Collections” in the upper level portion while the lower level is used for miscellanies events. The rest of the in-line mall sits vacant along with the former Dillard's space. In July 2021, it was announced that the mall was bought for $6 million dollars by Linn's Crossroads Plaza LLC. In a Facebook post announcing the sale, Paul Ravencraft and George Williams with Price Edwards said the new owner plans to repurpose the mall over the next year, with plans to be revealed at a later date. The 800,070-square-foot property consists of the in-line mall, and the former JC Penney and Dillard's spaces at 7000 Crossroads Blvd. On January 20, 2021, the former John A. Brown, Sanger-Harris, Foley's, and Macy's spaces were Purchased by SFS DEVELOPMENT INC, to use as a automotive parts warehouse for a local dealership chain. The new owner has indicated that they plan to re-develop the building into a learning center for Children. In October 2022, there had been reports of plans to reopen the facility, after renovations. In October 2022, the Oklahoma City Wranglers, a semi-pro football team in the UFL, announced it would build a temporary 8,400-seat stadium for the spring season in April, 2023. The $1.1 million dollar, open-air stadium will be built on the south side of the mall between the old J.C. Penney and Dillard's spaces. References Shopping malls established in 1974 Shopping malls in Oklahoma Buildings and structures in Oklahoma City Economy of Oklahoma City Tourist attractions in Oklahoma City Defunct shopping malls in the United States 1974 establishments in Oklahoma 2017 disestablishments in Oklahoma Shopping malls disestablished in 2017