A) 1,000 B) 140 C) 50 D) 4,500
A) Retail hubs B) Greenfield and old mall C) Power centers D) Greyfield and dead mall
A) 1995 B) 2010 C) 2007 D) 2001
A) So Ouest B) American Dream C) The Shops & Restaurants at Hudson Yards D) City Creek Center Mall
A) They had more enclosed corridors B) Ability to park directly in front of big-box stores C) They offered higher prices D) They were located underground
A) 200,000 B) Just under 108,000 C) 4,500 D) 70,000
A) 10% to 20% B) 40% or higher C) 20% to 40% D) 5% or lower
A) 40% or higher B) 5% to 10% C) 20% to 40% D) 10% to 20%
A) 20% to 40% B) 10% to 20% C) 2% to 5% D) 40% or higher
A) Small size of stores B) A glut of malls C) Poor customer service D) Lack of parking
A) 100 square feet B) 4.5 square feet C) 24.5 square feet D) 10 square feet
A) 24.5 square feet B) 15 square feet C) 50 square feet D) 4.5 square feet
A) City Creek Center B) American Dream C) Highland Mall D) So Ouest
A) It was converted into luxury apartments B) It became a campus for Austin Community College C) It was demolished for a park D) It was turned into a government office
A) High-tech futuristic designs B) Louis XV-style apartments C) Modern industrial architecture D) Traditional American big-box stores
A) Government regulations required temporary closures and sanitation B) It led to a record boom in new mall construction C) It forced all malls to move exclusively online D) It increased the average square footage of retail space per capita
A) Milan B) London C) Providence D) Paris
A) Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II B) Burlington Arcade C) Royal Opera Arcade D) Passage du Caire
A) 1816 B) 1828 C) 1798 D) 1877
A) Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II B) Passage du Caire C) Burlington Arcade D) Royal Opera Arcade
A) Early 1950s B) Late 1980s C) Mid 1970s D) Late 1960s
A) Rising property taxes B) Lack of parking C) Increased government regulation D) Retail apocalypse
A) Regional mall B) Open-air retail complex C) Festival marketplace D) Dead mall
A) Three B) Five C) One D) Two
A) Market plaza B) Strip mall C) Shopping centre D) Power center
A) Government offices B) Industrial parks C) Mixed-use high-rise communities D) Public parks
A) A secondary outlet center B) The dominant shopping venue C) A local neighborhood hub D) A festival marketplace
A) A department store chain B) A pedestrian promenade C) A large parking lot D) A traffic arterial
A) Luleå B) Appleton C) Edina D) Buffalo
A) Victor Gruen B) Malcolm Gladwell C) A. Alfred Taubman D) Ralph Erskine
A) 1959 B) 1957 C) 1956 D) 1955
A) He was proud of them B) He advocated for more of them C) He was indifferent D) He abhorred them
A) 1980 B) 1969 C) 1973 D) 1957
A) Edina, Minnesota B) Mesquite, Texas C) Glen Burnie, Maryland D) Appleton, Wisconsin
A) A. Alfred Taubman B) Ralph Erskine C) Victor Gruen D) Malcolm Gladwell
A) The Magnificent Mile Group B) Victor Gruen C) Urban Retail Properties D) The Mafco Company
A) 1975 B) 1960 C) 1985 D) 1955
A) Shrewsbury, UK B) Singapore C) Chicago, Illinois D) Hong Kong
A) A single buffet-style service station B) Fast food vendors surrounding a shared seating area C) Grocery stores and bakeries D) High-end restaurants with private dining
A) Draw tenants B) Mezzanine vendors C) Base shops D) Vertical retailers
A) Only on the top floor B) As far from each other as possible C) Grouped together in the center D) Adjacent to the main entrance
A) Due to modern design trends B) Geography prevented building outward C) To minimize the number of escalators needed D) To increase the number of parking spaces
A) Art deco glass panels B) Medieval castle vaults C) Traditional wooden rafters D) Modern industrial steel
A) 322 B) 122 C) 250 D) 222
A) US$10.20 billion B) US$12.47 billion C) US$15.50 billion D) US$8.47 billion
A) Westfield London B) Trafford Centre C) Westquay D) Bullring Birmingham
A) Russian Grand Plaza B) Red Square Mall C) Mega Moscow Center D) Mega Belaya Dacha
A) Local retail chains B) Private middle-class shoppers C) The Russian government D) International investors
A) Phil B) SM C) Mall D) Prime
A) Blue B) Yellow C) Pink D) Green
A) Limited police coverage B) Outdoor weather C) Parking garages D) Poor maintenance
A) Texas B) California C) Florida D) New York
A) 1980 B) 2000 C) 1975 D) 1990
A) Wholesale market complexes B) Community centers C) Outlet malls D) Luxury malls
A) Jurassic Park B) Titanic C) The Godfather D) Mallrats |