Instead of speculating on the health and future of a mall based on a single, flawed data point, perhaps a better indicator of its health would be the number of vacancies you observed inside the mall?
The national vacancy rate for regional malls back in April stood at 9.1% [source]. Did Fairlane look to be less than 90% leased when you were there? If so, then maybe you could justifiably create a thread like this.
Mall health is not measured by vacancy, it's sales per square foot.
As the OP pointed out you can have a bunch of stores with no one shopping in them.
Last edited by wolverine; December-29-11 at 08:19 PM.
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