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More: Bucks County Crime News Bensalem man allegedly exchanged nude images with girls as young as 10<\/a><\/p>\nThe purported plan appeared recently on the Facebook page for an Oct. 3 story appearing online in the Bensalem Weekly stating the document was part of a recent leasing brochure on the Paramount Realty<\/a> website.<\/p>\n Prime Day deals are live: Shop our editors\u2019 top picks across tech, home, outdoors and more.<\/a><\/p>\n \u201cThis is what they\u2019re showing tenants right now,\u201d the post reads, adding the brochure\u2019s metadata stated it was created June 2.\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0<\/p>\n The concept plan, dated May 9, 2025, appeared in a 147-page \u201cLeasing Availabilities 2026\u201d brochure, according to the story, which included a link<\/a>, that as of Oct. 5, said the page is \u201ctemporarily unavailable,\u201d as of Oct 5.<\/p>\n It shows two, two-story tall office buildings, a four-story tall hotel, roughly 500 residential units including apartments, age-restricted housing and townhouses, more than 3,000 retail parking spaces.<\/p>\n The plan also showed spaces dedicated to Whole Foods, Dick\u2019s Sporting Goods and an Ulta, though it is unclear if those retailers have signed leases.\u00a0<\/p>\n The purported concept plan appears to mirror some of what Bensalem Mayor Joe DiGirolamo said earlier this year that he knew about the proposed plans, which included potentially bringing in large chains such as Walmart and Whole Foods.<\/a> The redevelopment could include a mix of commercial and residential uses, and include an interior walking area, DiGirolamo said.\u00a0<\/p>\n Speculation into what will replace Bucks County\u2019s first indoor shopping mecca has increased since the township confirmed last month<\/a> that most of its roughly one-dozen remaining\u00a0 businesses received notices to vacate the property by the end of October.<\/p>\n Paramount and Edgewood Properties<\/a> representatives have consistently refused to answer questions about its plans for the mall in 2024. The only information released is that three high-traffic businesses: The AMC 24-Theaters, Boscov\u2019s and Barnes & Noble will remain.<\/p>\n A spokesman for the beauty school, Jean Madeline Aveda Institute<\/a>, also confirmed last month<\/a> it is staying put and will continue to operate during the demolition and reconstruction.<\/p>\n No plans have been submitted to the township for the project as of Oct. 5, according to the township, though officials anticipate a proposal could come before council next month.\u00a0<\/p>\n Demolition is anticipated to begin at the mall property in December, according to DiGirolamo.<\/p>\n
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