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    Palm & Bullard

    5.0 (1 review)

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    Manchester Shopping Center

    Manchester Shopping Center

    2.4
    (33 reviews)
    3.2 mi
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    It's clean and safe! Many stores are open! I came here to go to workforce connection. I think it…read morejust depends on what you need or want. I'm not a big fan, but got done what I needed to do with no worries. It just depends on what you need!

    There is really almost no reason to actually go INSIDE of this mall, the only businesses that seem…read moreto be open and are available only via the interior are Mi cafecito, a t-shirt store, a record store, a tax preparation company, and a juice/snack stand. All other businesses have either access via an exterior door, or in the case of at least one business, you can ONLY access them through the exterior. (The interior gate was closed and locked) Many of the businesses that were hanging on here have apparently moved, with signs giving you directions to their new address. Even the workforce connection and City of Fresno offices that were here are now closed. A renovation was started next to the Caltrans building, it has drab boring grey carpet and walls, but it makes it MAYBE 175 feet into the building, and then reverts back to the original 70's decor. (Which obviously I love, and I think they should have absolutely kept it.) The lights in the main concourse were mostly turned off, and the only people besides myself seemed to be Caltrans employees walking around on lunch, a homeless man charging his phone, and a dude kicking back on one of the benches, chowing down on slim jim's and listening to music full blast from his phone's speaker. It was really sad to see this place in such a state of abandon, though surprisingly I didn't see any evidence of the ceiling collapsing or any other things you might typically see from buildings in this state. There are supposedly some apartments going in here upstairs, but I see absolutely no evidence of this. It was announced early last year and was supposed to take 18-24 months, but I see absolutely no preparation being done, and I will believe it when I see it. (I would also think twice about renting an apartment in a failing mall, where they are banking on the apartments to bring in more businesses.) All in all, it was an interesting trip just seeing the old mall designs that I loved, but sad to see a mall I loved as a kid so empty and abandoned.

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    One of the few businesses open
    One of the few businesses open
    Seating area in a now blocked off portion of the mall
    Seating area in a now blocked off portion of the mall
    Another view of the upstairs concourse, I believe this is where the PD station is at, but I couldn't tell if it was actually open.

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    Another view of the upstairs concourse, I believe this is where the PD station is at, but I couldn't tell if it was actually open.

    Palm & Bullard - shoppingcenters - Updated August 2026

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