The Marketing Manager of Carmel Plaza contacted me with fresh information about the newly remodeled Plaza.
The new facade with its Spanish influences is a marked improvement over its now deceased contemporary architecture. Reflective of Carmel's past as a Spanish settlement, the Plaza better complements, rather than contrasts, with the area's history.
Carmel Plaza had languished some with the loss of its key anchor, Saks Fifth Avenue. But now, they are bouncing back with hot luxury retailers like Louis Vuitton, Cole Haan, Sur La Table, Tiffany & Co., and coming soon, Wilkes-Bashford.
The new retailers ought to bring in more diversity, energy, and interest.
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