Twostep
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- Location
- Tiny town Oklahoma, OK
20-25 years or so
our lakeside shopping retail park above.. is 2 million 600 square feet .. on land of 100 acres... the biggest retail park in EuropeDestiny USA
It has over a million square feet of retail space a police substation and a free standing hotel.
They do a large business with Canadian tour buses and tourists.
Ours aren't particularly crowded but I do share your knee problems.@DaveA
They are very crowded, and I don't like crowds. Also, they are so spread out, and, I have bad knees, so, can't walk far.
hire a mobility scooter.. do they have these at the entrances for you to use if you can't walk far ?..ours doesOurs aren't particularly crowded but I do share your knee problems.
We have a mall in Plano, TX about 25 miles from Dallas in a wealthy suburban area. Many of the shops have closed and they are tearing down half the mall to make it an outdoor shopping area. Like you, I don't get it. We also have unbearable heat here during the summer.There was a mall down the street from me. At one point it had 5 major anchor stores and I enjoyed having it close by. The major anchors started to vacate around ten years ago and the mall was torn down two years ago and the land is now being developed for luxury apartments. The first tower opened a couple of months ago. Rent for a 500 sq ft studio starts at $1800/month. I guess it is good for my property value but I do miss the mall.
The closest mall to me now is about a twenty minute drive away but it is a high end mall and caters mainly to the snowbirds who come here during the winter. It can be very busy there this time of year. The last time I went to that one was about a year ago. The trend here is to have outdoor shopping malls which I don't understand because of the summer heat but they seem to be doing well.
If you ever have the time, you and hubs should go out to Southlake Townsquare. It is a fun walk and browse around at Christmas time. My hubs used to take me, could not afford a lot of things but did come home with a few tasty goods. Most of all it was just the atmosphere, it was very jolly!!We have a mall in Plano, TX about 25 miles from Dallas in a wealthy suburban area. Many of the shops have closed and they are tearing down half the mall to make it an outdoor shopping area. Like you, I don't get it. We also have unbearable heat here during the summer.![]()
Lucky yours is so close. Our Mall is 75 miles away. Need to pack a lunch to go there.it has to be the mall, 35 miles away.



note: my in-laws HAD to do some banking business after a death in the family.