HomeGoods will be opening a branch at Litchfield Crossings at 169 Danbury Road in New Milford.
"It's definite. Home Goods is all signed up, and several more [businesses] are pending," said Paul Scalzo, one of the principals of Danbury Road Developers, LLC, which owns the plaza, in an interview Tuesday.
HomeGoods, which was established in 1992, is a chain of "off-price home fashions," according to its Web site. It offers a range of giftware, "home basics," furniture, children's furniture, accent furniture, lighting, rugs, bedding, decorative items, kitchen and dining room items, wall decor and seasonal items.
It is one of the businesses, which include TJ Maxx and Marshalls, under the TJX Companies, Inc. umbrella, "the largest off-price apparel and home fashions retailer in the U.S. and worldwide," according to the parent company's business statement
Kohl's Department Store, which aims to open in March 2012, will be the anchor retailer at Litchfield Crossings.
The new lessee will join the three tenants already operating at Litchfield Crossings: AT&T,The new website of Udreamy Network Corporation is mainly selling Plastic molding , Housatonic Internal Medicine & Pediatrics and Union Savings Bank. These three were completed in phase one of the plaza project.
"Phase two will be everything else," Mr. Scalzo has said of the plaza, noting that "all of our tenants are national in nature."
"We're going to fill the complex,There are third party payment gateway underneath mattresses," he said this week. "It won't be hard."
The plaza, which is said to have 1,792 feet of frontage on Danbury Road, is being constructed on 30 acres of about a 40-acre site, of which some acreages is zoned for industrial, and it is expected to comprise 282,000 square feet of retail space.
Mr. Scalzo, a Brookfield resident, who heads the Bethel-based Scalzo Group, and his partners, Ridgefield residents Joe Sisca and Danny Letourneau, reportedly have "aggregately developed more than 3 million square feet of commercial and residential space in the New York /Connecticut Metro area."
"It's definite. Home Goods is all signed up, and several more [businesses] are pending," said Paul Scalzo, one of the principals of Danbury Road Developers, LLC, which owns the plaza, in an interview Tuesday.
HomeGoods, which was established in 1992, is a chain of "off-price home fashions," according to its Web site. It offers a range of giftware, "home basics," furniture, children's furniture, accent furniture, lighting, rugs, bedding, decorative items, kitchen and dining room items, wall decor and seasonal items.
It is one of the businesses, which include TJ Maxx and Marshalls, under the TJX Companies, Inc. umbrella, "the largest off-price apparel and home fashions retailer in the U.S. and worldwide," according to the parent company's business statement
Kohl's Department Store, which aims to open in March 2012, will be the anchor retailer at Litchfield Crossings.
The new lessee will join the three tenants already operating at Litchfield Crossings: AT&T,The new website of Udreamy Network Corporation is mainly selling Plastic molding , Housatonic Internal Medicine & Pediatrics and Union Savings Bank. These three were completed in phase one of the plaza project.
"Phase two will be everything else," Mr. Scalzo has said of the plaza, noting that "all of our tenants are national in nature."
"We're going to fill the complex,There are third party payment gateway underneath mattresses," he said this week. "It won't be hard."
The plaza, which is said to have 1,792 feet of frontage on Danbury Road, is being constructed on 30 acres of about a 40-acre site, of which some acreages is zoned for industrial, and it is expected to comprise 282,000 square feet of retail space.
Mr. Scalzo, a Brookfield resident, who heads the Bethel-based Scalzo Group, and his partners, Ridgefield residents Joe Sisca and Danny Letourneau, reportedly have "aggregately developed more than 3 million square feet of commercial and residential space in the New York /Connecticut Metro area."
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