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The Mall at Green Hills to close until March 29

The Mall at Green Hills will be closed until March 29. (Dylan Skye Aycock/Community Impact Newspaper)
The Mall at Green Hills will be closed until March 29. (Dylan Skye Aycock/Community Impact Newspaper)

The Mall at Green Hills will be closed until March 29. (Dylan Skye Aycock/Community Impact Newspaper)

By Dylan Aycock | | Updated

Beginning March 20, The Mall at Green Hills will be closed to the public until March 29, according to a news release. The hours of exterior shops and restaurants may vary.

Taubman Centers operates The Mall at Green Hills, 2126 Abbott Martin Road, Nashville, as well as 23 other properties in the U.S. and Asia.
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“After numerous discussions with state and local officials, we will temporarily cease operations in all but two centers this evening,” said Robert S. Taubman, chairman, president and CEO of Taubman Centers, in the release. “We are clearly in unprecedented times and this is right decision for our shoppers, retailers, employees and these communities.”

Simon Property Group, the company that owns Opry Mills and several other shopping centers around the U.S., plans to finalize its purchase of Taubman Centers by mid-2020, according to a Feb. 10 news release. Opry Mills is also closed until March 29.
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