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Pruneyard manager David Word helped revitalize the center.
The Pruneyard
Formerly declining shopping center now booming
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Late on a spring night, the Pruneyard Center is quiet, except for the hum of an occasional vehicle passing on Highway 17. Five years ago, this silence would often last an entire week. During the early 1990s, poor management and a recessed economy contributed to the center's decline. But in 1994, manager David Word began to revitalize the center by upgrading buildings and attracting new anchor tenants like Barnes & Noble, Left at Albuquerque, the Outback and the Rock Bottom Brewery. By the end of this year, the now successful center will have grossed approximately $60 million.
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