AMP

The Enterprise’s May 2019 reporting gives the Brockton proposal an unusually specific backstory. Brothers Stephen and Jeffrey Perkins, who operated a Boston-based professional-wrestling business and the ticket broker Causeway Tickets, were pursuing the site with partner Frank Cieri, a technology-company founder and vice president. The report said the team had scouted across Brockton before targeting downtown, where the Perkins brothers hoped the business could take part in city revitalization efforts. At the time, AMP was seeking a state permit and one of the local retail permits set aside by zoning for downtown. That distinction matters: the article documents the founders’ intentions and local pitch, not proof that every part of the proposal was completed.

The retailer page describes free dedicated customer parking at the store entrance and says the lot entrance is off Court Street, but Google currently lists the business as permanently closed. Check the status before visiting rather than relying on the parking directions.

For a concrete map reference, the supplied walking route from AMP to the BAT Center is 0.33 mile and seven minutes; the traffic-unaware driving estimate is 0.33 mile and two minutes. To Westgate Mall, the supplied walking route is 1.94 miles and 44 minutes, while the traffic-unaware driving estimate is 1.94 miles and eight minutes.