Rethinking The Mall
23 June 2004 - 8:00am
After 40 years, the formula for regional malls isn't working like it used to.
"It's evident that Americans' changing shopping habits have unraveled the regional mall formula that worked to cookie-cutter perfection for four decades. As a result, malls have gotten less picky about tenants as developers mix and match stores trying to more precisely fit their customers shopping patterns."
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Puzzling out the new mall
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The St. Petersburg Times, June 20, 2004
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