A reaction against the mega-malls and a return to calmer, smaller times seems to be the logic behind the ‘Lifestyle’ shopping centers that are appearing in the US.
AARP has an article about it in this month’s e-newsletter.
A company with the splendid name of Poag & McEwen operates six such centers across the US and reckons that 43% of its shoppers are over the age 45 years old.
Here are the microsites for a couple of the company’s developments The Promenade and The Avenue.
Apparently 10-12 such centres are built each year in the US. I am not sure how well this model would translate to Europe. We will see. Dick Stroud
No comments:
Post a Comment