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True, the Galleria parking and 635 area are usually what turn people off (not that Stonebriar and Willow Bend don't have their own problems these days). There a

True, the Galleria parking and 635 area are usually what turn people off (not that Stonebriar and Willow Bend don't have their own problems these days). There are no other upscale malls in the north Dallas region beyond those three, I don't see Apple ending up in the lesser Grapevine Mills or Music City (nee Vista Ridge) malls to serve the area assuming they are within the boundary. But in general, people in the metroplex don't rock the boat and aren't very squeaky wheels. It may hurt a bit, but it won't change anything.

amyjess 8y ago
> There are no other upscale malls in the north Dallas region beyond those three Well, there's also NorthPark, but I believe that already has an Apple Store. And I wouldn't really call Stonebriar "upscale". It's basically the only non-upscale mall here that isn't dead or dying.
- kodablah 8y ago
  > Well, there's also NorthPark Not what I'd consider the north Dallas region. I mean "upscale" in mall-relative terms which is basically just not dead or dying.
  - amyjess 8y ago
    Eh, anything that's north of Loop 12 and west of 75 (and east of some nebulous line west of Inwood) is "North Dallas". NorthPark barely qualifies, since it's on the northwest corner of Loop 12 and 75. But it's all moot because I checked, and Apple already has a store at NorthPark.
techsupporter 8y ago
> I don't see Apple ending up in the lesser Grapevine Mills or Music City (nee Vista Ridge) malls to serve the area assuming they are within the boundary. FWIW, Vista Ridge would be out because Lewisville (well, Denton County) is in the Eastern District of Texas. Grapevine Mills is outside of the district but, upscale or not, Apple won't open a store there because it already has a store at Southlake Town Square, very nearby down highway 114.