SIMON LANDS SIMON

Simon Property Group, owner of Village at SouthPark, recently added several new tenants, including a 2,800 SF Paul Simon for Women fashion boutique. (Neil Simon was unavailable for comment. He's probably busy talking to Simon Cowell.) The store is moving from Myers Park and expected to open early next year, Ligon Commercial Real Estate's Aaron Ligon (who reps the Village) tells us. Other new tenants include Eye Candy Boutique, a young women's ready-to-wear clothing retailer, and Criswell & Criswell, a cosmetic surgery clinic specializing in surgical and non-surgical aesthetic procedures.

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