NASHUA – Chen Yang Li Restaurant and other stores can remain in Central Realty Plaza for another month or so as they prepare to move before the plaza is torn down.
The popular Chinese restaurant on Route 101A was supposed to be out of the 29-year-old plaza of Friday, but has reached a tentative agreement to stay through March 1, along with several other stores.
The restaurant is trying to stay on Amherst Street. Owner Michael Chai said he needs more time to make the shift and wanted to stay open for the interim, partly because lots of people bought gift cards over Christmas and will want to use them.
The extra month is welcome news to the other stores in the 18,000-square-foot shopping center, including The Turquoise Shop.
“We would like to be here through Valentine’s Day. That’s an important time for us,” said Turquoise Shop owner Catherine Edmonds, who was interviewed before the delay had been confirmed.
The plaza at 337 Amherst St.![]()
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