That's been the situation in Wichita, Kansas with regard to the statement about Central Ohio. They overbuilt the two malls we do have and now they're slowly ble

That's been the situation in Wichita, Kansas with regard to the statement about Central Ohio. They overbuilt the two malls we do have and now they're slowly bleeding out (the west side mall is hit the hardest imo) by the newer open air 'malls' in the new suburban developments outside of town. But I think Wichita itself is an anomaly since it's been losing all the higher paying jobs in manufacturing for the last fifteen years and hasn't replaced them with their equivalents in other industries (basically, who wants to setup a business in Kansas or Wichita seems to be the question implied.).