A Kohl’s closed in 2016 and sat vacant for nearly a decade; $28 million later...
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- A vacant Kohl’s store in Roswell, Georgia, has been redeveloped into an 80,000-square-foot church and event venue.
- Eagles Nest Church invested $28 million in the project, with worship services and community events planned from September 2026.
A former Kohl’s store in Roswell, Georgia, stood vacant for nearly a decade before Eagles Nest Church turned it into a large new facility.
The church spent $28 million redeveloping the site into an 80,000-square-foot, multi-use event venue. The property will host worship services as well as community events.
The new facility is scheduled to begin hosting activities in September 2026. Future plans for the property include additional retail outlets and family-focused businesses.
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