Dibs on the JC Penney’s. I want an escalator in my living room.
I'd want to be close to the food court. Close to the parking lot, close to food, and if it's the montebello mall, close to the mongollian grill
no thanks. tiny cracker boxes. at ridiculous prices.
Buy a house, with at least an acre of land under it.
Not a bad idea, but that faggot featured is airbnbing his unit. Assholes like him are part of the housing problem.
I think it's a great solution for major cities. The people who want to live downtown usually do not stay home, so having a small studio apartment, surrounded by shops and amenities is a great idea. Not my cup of tea, but given that malls are already situated next to mass transit, have hard wired utilities, and are generally situated in good locations, it seems like a win win for urban people.
The malls around me generally only were there because nothing else was available, not that they were in good areas. All of the original malls closed pretty much as soon as something new opened. The only one left is Eastland, it's not in a good area, and it's slated for demolition as soon as what's left of Westland is cleaned up.
Tuttle, then Polaris and Easton killed them. Polaris is doing Tuttle in, and Polaris is mostly muzzieland these days.
Must be different on the west coast then. For example: in Vancouver WA, the mall is situated literally next to the freeway, in the almost dead center of the city. Los Angeles malls are all situated near major freeways, and typically near residential areas (West Covina, Santa Anita, Northridge in particular). Different designs for different areas, I suppose.
They're turning our mall into a retirement community
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