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Unfortunately, locally its a stereotype that they turn every dead mall's anchor store into a movie theater. Also, locally, most dead malls die when they can no
by VLM 7y ago
Unfortunately, locally its a stereotype that they turn every dead mall's anchor store into a movie theater.
Also, locally, most dead malls die when they can no longer afford to maintain the roof, and water is pouring out of the ceiling everywhere until the occupancy permit gets yanked and leases are broken, and flooding is exactly what you don't want for books.
- pfdietz 7y ago> Unfortunately, locally its a stereotype that they turn every dead mall's anchor store into a movie theater. That happened at our local mall back in 2007. It's a bit of a triumph that the mall is still around. The Target on the end is worth more than the rest of the mall combined, I understand (Target owns that space rather than leasing it.)