white flight back into the city i.e:gentrification.....they leave the stores follow , most malls now have off brand stores and basic food courts
when did malls basically fade off into obscurity?
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this is true....
The new trend is retail outlets in the city, with condos attached to em...
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you got too. they styles are a year ahead of all the stores here for like half the price
I didnt know my Coli brehs fukked with Asos/Topman.
Aventura Mall in Aventura, FL is still pumping. Dolphin Mall in Doral, FL is frequented still.
King of Prussia out in Philly be packed every damn day. They are adding 100 more stores to the already largest mall in the northeast united states.
This link is for you bruh.whenever i go to malls now to either go shoppin' at jc pennys or macy's, the malls are basically vacant space
i remember the days of when they use to be packed but now they seem irrelevant as hell with all the orderin' online that people do
it's been some time but when did malls fall off though?
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I love Latina women
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Those were probably dudes
Keep thinking that. It's a lot of bad chicks at Lenox, but for some reason out of towners have their eyes fixated on gay men. I can't explain it.
GoonbergScandal
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some of them dead malls be having lowkey, undercover freaks shopping there. You may catch a diamond in the rough fukkbuddy shopping there that will co-operate with a cold approach.
Amazon....
and the fact that you arent a fukking teenager anymore.
and the fact that you arent a fukking teenager anymore.
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nikka Ive been living in Atlanta for the last 5 years, who you fooling
Lenox Mall is sodomite central, EVERYBODY knows that. And it's been that way for a long ass time
I stopped going to Lenox a long time ago. I used to go to Peremiter Mall instead even though it was 15 minutes further away.
open air areas(idk the appropriate name) with the surrounding condos or hotels are the new wave. They have a little bit of everything for everybody without being huge and overbearing insulated feel of a mall...on top of that the shops are usually not the main attractions, it's the restaurants, bars, movie theaters, outdoor activities ...downtown silver spring and the national harbor outside of DC are prime examples...
And from what i see malls still serve there purpose, there mostly catered to families, teens and older people...plus there are still a good amount of people who still like too try on, see and get a feel of products before they buy them...but if it ain't connected to a major retailer like target or costcos, it's probably dry as shyt for the most part...
And from what i see malls still serve there purpose, there mostly catered to families, teens and older people...plus there are still a good amount of people who still like too try on, see and get a feel of products before they buy them...but if it ain't connected to a major retailer like target or costcos, it's probably dry as shyt for the most part...
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