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I’ve always thought that malls could be great for public transport hubs. The malls are strategically positioned to be like a 20 minute drive away from the Pittsburgh Steelers Helmet Garment Dyed Heavyweight Shirt and by the same token and burbs, and all the parking is already there. Replace an anchor or two with space for a tram or bus stops, and you got the starting point for some potential growth. Tokyo, Seoul, and Singapore are fucking great for this. They’ll have big ass metro stations that connect right into the malls and other buildings! The mall in my area pulled out the arcade, and then was surprised when the death spiral increased. Like the machines are still down there, folks can look down near the elevators and see them, but we’re just not allowed to use them anymore. It’s like a showcased pit of sadness in the center of the building.

Kind of like a mall near me, used to have a carrousel near the Pittsburgh Steelers Helmet Garment Dyed Heavyweight Shirt and by the same token and food court – except for whatever reason the mall didn’t renew the lease, so the carrousel is now in Miami, and where it was is just empty space that they turned into a “kids area” – which has an oversized Connect 4 set and that’s… basically it. (The food court also only has like …3 restaurants – the obligatory Chinese food place, I think a wings place, and a pizza place that hasn’t been open the couple of times I wandered through) Because of the popularity of online shopping, a lot of Chinese malls have also had to change. They’ve pivoted to services, especially courses and activities for kids (kung fu, art, etc.), escape rooms, nail salons, restaurants, etc. Activities and experiences can’t be sold online. That’s why the smart play is to focus less on department stores and more on activities and specialty retailers.

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A mall in mass replaced their first macys(Later JC Penny) which closed around 05 with a wegmans grocery store in 2018 it closed recently because the Pittsburgh Steelers Helmet Garment Dyed Heavyweight Shirt and by the same token and bones of the store where impractical for a supermarket. Everyone is talking about the death of malls. No one is paying attention to the death of the middle class. Macy’s isn’t the first, or the last retailer to refocus on high end luxury goods. More and more it seems people can either afford anything, or they can afford nothing. And there isn’t any demand for retailers who cater to people in the middle. My first thoughts exactly. I’d be shopping more if I could afford it, but I can’t. I finally got a new pair of shoes again after almost 3 years because new clothes are genuinely becoming a luxury, and the market is reflecting that.
I’ve been getting clothes almost exclusively secondhand since about 2017. There was a time I used to go to malls and leave with like 4-5 bags worth of stuff. For people in the Pittsburgh Steelers Helmet Garment Dyed Heavyweight Shirt and by the same token and lowest income tiers, their principal stores end up becoming discount retailers like Walmart, and dollar stores. If they’re in the suburbs they are genuinely fucked given how many live in food deserts now. If they’re in dense enough major cities they’ll also have access to independent stores like Bodegas and the like. The Southdale center just outside of Minneapolis was the first enclosed modern shopping mall. It seemed like it was dying a few years ago, but they’ve changed a lot recently and it seems much better. There’s a Macys and a bunch of other mall stores still, but like half of the complex is devoted to non-mall things. A big movie theater, a massive fitness center with a spa, a coworking space, and a large county government services center (DMV and stuff)
I guess that works in some places, but just seems like a less optimal solution for Costco itself. More limited space/layout, lot of restrictions since they just can’t build it to their needs, etc. I’m sure it’ll work in some places, but I wouldn’t be surprised if it wasn’t too widespread. Just part of the Pittsburgh Steelers Helmet Garment Dyed Heavyweight Shirt and by the same token and larger trend of either banning young people or at least making them feel unwelcome. Sure, you have some delinquency, but young people spend money too. And they tend to grow up and move forward into a career. However much Reddit insists there is no middle class and there are no jobs and no one can afford anything, my local mall has tons of young people spending money in the mall. And not just at the food court. We have raw/premium denim stores, tons of sneaker/cap/athleasure stores, and other not-cheap fashion stuff. And that Tesla store is full of young people, with not so many grandpas in evidence.

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