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Newport Hills Shopping Center

When we first moved to Newport Hills - 30 years ago - the shopping center was well maintained and had a good mix of retail stores. We would walk to the market for milk and bread when we got snowed in! We used the drug store for our prescriptions and greeting card purchases. It was a place to see neighbors from other areas of NH. It still is.

This center is the core of our community. We still frequent the Mustard Seed, Resonate Pizza, Cloud 9 and the mail box store. Stods brings people into our community and has been an asset to Newport Hills. What our community needs is for the owners to fill the center with good quality retail and not more apartments/condos that would add to our traffic and disconnect our feeling our community.

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William 7 days ago
Whenever I drive past the shopping mall, I can’t help but feel like I’m transported back to the 80s oh no the 70s. It’s a bit unsettling compared to the rest of Bellevue. It feels like a ghost town. How can the owner find new tenants? There’s simply not enough residentials to support new stores  with current conditions. 
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Share Whenever I drive past the shopping mall, I can’t help but feel like I’m transported back to the 80s oh no the 70s. It’s a bit unsettling compared to the rest of Bellevue. It feels like a ghost town. How can the owner find new tenants? There’s simply not enough residentials to support new stores  with current conditions.  on Facebook Share Whenever I drive past the shopping mall, I can’t help but feel like I’m transported back to the 80s oh no the 70s. It’s a bit unsettling compared to the rest of Bellevue. It feels like a ghost town. How can the owner find new tenants? There’s simply not enough residentials to support new stores  with current conditions.  on Twitter Share Whenever I drive past the shopping mall, I can’t help but feel like I’m transported back to the 80s oh no the 70s. It’s a bit unsettling compared to the rest of Bellevue. It feels like a ghost town. How can the owner find new tenants? There’s simply not enough residentials to support new stores  with current conditions.  on Linkedin Email Whenever I drive past the shopping mall, I can’t help but feel like I’m transported back to the 80s oh no the 70s. It’s a bit unsettling compared to the rest of Bellevue. It feels like a ghost town. How can the owner find new tenants? There’s simply not enough residentials to support new stores  with current conditions.  link