of which was repurposed as a storefront church. In addition, Tequila Cowboy closed in March 2019. Later that year, it was replaced by a new completely renovated live music venue called Overdrive. However, Overdrive closed in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Also in 2019, a further sign of the mall's decline emerged when tenants Panera Bread and Chipotle announced plans to vacate the mall and reopen nearby. Panera has since relocated to a freestanding building adjacent to the parking lot, while Chipotle opened a new location in the shopping plaza across the street. In November 2019, Houlihan's, a restaurant which had been at the mall for nearly 40 years, abruptly closed, announcing on their Facebook page that high rent was a determining factor. Moving trucks were present at the restaurant the next day, gathering items. In October 2020, Brookfield Properties put the mall up for sale. In March 2021, Brookfield Properties sold the mall to Kohan Retail Investment Group. At the time of sale, the mall was approximately 56 percent leased. In September of that year, T.J.Maxx relocated to the new Delta Crossings shopping center. Footnotes References External links Lansing Mall Official web site Shopping malls established in 1969 Shopping malls in Michigan Buildings and structures in Eaton County, Michigan Tourist attractions in Eaton County, Michigan 1969 establishments in Michigan Kohan Retail Investment Group