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Pffft...
I don't believe any smart developer or lender who says they are investing in mall space. In the next 10 years we could see a trouble revamping, if not closure, of several traditional anchor brands.
As the large chain stores have put mom and pop neighborhood stores out of business, hopefully this trend reverses as the chain stores begin to go under.
My favorite part, "bring on Amazon." How out of touch are these people?
Bradley is an asset though. It is almost always open when other airports are closing down due to whatever reason.Literally a movement to turn the Enfield mall into Amazon HQ2. It's hilarious. Are we going to waste our time with that nonsense? The only shot CT would have is Stamford or New Haven, and even that is a long shot
And that's a good reason for having distribution there, not a headquarters.Bradley is an asset though. It is almost always open when other airports are closing down due to whatever reason.
Well, headquarters will be requiring a LOT of business travel by staff.And that's a good reason for having distribution there, not a headquarters.
The mom and pop brick and mortar stores aren't coming back. If anything, they'll be mom and pop web "shops" like you find Etsy.comAs the large chain stores have put mom and pop neighborhood stores out of business, hopefully this trend reverses as the chain stores begin to go under.