The North Champlain Center was originally built in 1987 by the Pyramid Management Group, a developer and management firm in Syracuse, NY.
A popular destination for area residents, visitors to the North Country and cross-Canadian (Canadian) shoppers, the Champlain Center draws audiences from areas as far away as Montreal, Quebec – Burlington, Vermont – the Tri-Lakes Area and beyond South to Lake George. .
The Campaign Center includes five anchors:
– Best Buy
– Dick Sporting Goods GOOD
– Gander Mountain
– JCPenney
– Sears
Other popular sellers include:
– Aeropostale
– American-eagle Outfitters
– Fine Books & Music
– Christopher & Banks
– CJ Banks
– Deb
– Gap Outlet
– Hot Topic
– Maurice
– Old Navy
Lots of exciting events take place throughout the year, such as Seasonal Fashion Shows, Advent of the Easter Bunny & Santa Claus, Halloween trick or treating and much more. Many non-profit businesses also use the venue as a place to promote their organization and their important fundraising & consciousness of things.
Trading in the market is an American pastime enjoyed by all age groups. The simplicity of a single room makes it incredibly comfortable, especially during the holidays. However, at any time of the year, users can purchase a variety of gift cards which allow them the freedom to choose the recipient of the gift completely. that which they will without one treasure of the same.
Malls mix in their tenants, and as customer preferences change, having the right balance of stores that appeal to a broad audience can make or break a lease. Champlain Center is always looking for ways to improve the shopping experience, and later this year they will be adding three new stores to their lineup: Travel, NY & amp; Company and Victoria’s Secret.
With better exchange rates for Canadian tourists there has never been a better time to take a day trip. shopping and fun at the Champlain Center. This man is very well known in the Quebec market and since approximately 70% of the stores in the market are not available in Canada, it is a huge attraction. New York City recently voted to lower state taxes on clothing & shoes purchased up to $110, which means that instead of paying 7.75% sales tax (Clinton County) on select sales, buyers only pay 3.75%. Compare that to the 15% sales tax in Canada and you can immediately see why making the trip to Plattsburgh is very worthwhile for our neighbors to the north. Not to mention that our US gas prices in the US are still less expensive than Canadian muster charges per liter. to pay back
So if you’re planning to visit Plattsburgh, NY or the surrounding areas, make sure you drop by the North Champlain Center. You will definitely be glad you did!
Prophecy Center
60 Smithfield Blvd.
Plattsburgh, NY 12901
P: 518-561-8660
www.champlaincentre.com
Lori St-Germain is a rescuer who lives in the Adirondack Mountains in upstate New York. She is a prolific writer, graphic/text artist and dedicated wife. She has two children (miniature schnauzers) named Scooter and Radar. To contact the author, write [email protected]
