> The article quotes current, failed mall taxes. It does not: "... produce 287% more property tax than the entire mall property. And that's before the Herberge

> The article quotes current, failed mall taxes. It does not: "... produce 287% more property tax than the entire mall property. And that's before the Herberger's goes away" > Secondly, saying that a 9 block area of mixed retail/commerce pays more taxes than a single mall seems outrageously laughable. Not if that single mall takes up more space than those 9 blocks (which it does)