The Fight For The Future Of The Mall
Will the open-air mall be the future of retail development? A battle in Glendale, CA may herald the future.
Events unfolding in Glendale could help dictate whether open-air is the future of retail development... 'It's one of the key battles in determining how U.S. shopping centers' evolve, said Burt P. Flickinger III, who runs Strategic Resource Group, a New York retail consulting firm.
Voters in Los Angeles County's third-most-populous city will decide next month whether developer Rick Caruso can build one of his open-air shopping centers smack-dab next to the enclosed Glendale Galleria, whose owners are leading the opposition."
Thanks to Chris Steins
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Published on Sunday, August 29, 2004 in
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