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.
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.
Same here, just newer ones took over.
Same here, just newer ones took over.
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