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Originally Posted by RocketSci
It is an outlet mall. Is there such a thing as an "upscale" outlet mall?
Its not a Walmart or Dollar Tree.
Yes there is such a thing as an "Upscale Outlet Mall", Woodbury Commons in Orange County NY would be an example of a premium outlet mall. The reason I ask is because you need that demographic who should be willing to pay what will most likely be a higher price for a "lets get something to eat then go back to shopping" patron. But I see where other responders to my question think my perception is correct so I guess the shoppers will be the ultimate ones to decide.
The Orlando Premium Outlets are very upscale. Stores include: Armani (not A/X), Hugo Boss, Ferragamo, Tory Burch, Prada, Bottega Veneta, Burberry, Ermenegildo Zegna, Gucci, Marc Jacobs, Ted bakers, Todds, Versace and Vineyard Vines. It doesn't even have a upscale food hall like Niagara Falls.
Yes there is such a thing as an "Upscale Outlet Mall", Woodbury Commons in Orange County NY would be an example of a premium outlet mall. The reason I ask is because you need that demographic who should be willing to pay what will most likely be a higher price for a "lets get something to eat then go back to shopping" patron. But I see where other responders to my question think my perception is correct so I guess the shoppers will be the ultimate ones to decide.
You have to put said responders into perspective. What RocketSci is referring to is that you do have tourists that will do just what you’ve mentioned in regards to “let’s get something to eat then go back shopping”. Even at Syracuse’s Destiny USA(the 6th biggest shopping center in the country and biggest in NY State), you still get your share of Canadians and others(i.e.-people from Fort Drum and college students that come from relatively affluent backgrounds) that come to shop, eat or even go to say the FunnyBone for a comedy show. So, considering if that is occurring in Syracuse, which isn’t a tourist destination like Niagara Falls is, they are likely to get what you’ve mention in terms of that demographic.
Fashion Outlets of Niagara Falls is owned by Macerich, a Santa Monica CA based company. Here are some of its similar properties: https://www.macerich.com/Leasing/Find
On a side note, the Orlando Premium Outlets and Woodbury Premium Outlets are owned by Simon, which owns the Waterloo Premium Outlets in between Rochester and Syracuse. https://www.simon.com/mall
So, I guess that should answer the question in regards to having the demographics and this doesn’t even include the Eastview Mall in Victor, not too far from Exit 44 of the Thruway. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eastview_Mall
Floating around, there are literally threads about census tracts and census block groups from recent census info that have 6 figures and higher 5 figure median household incomes across Upstate NY. So, those threads could offer some insight about demographics as well. Here is the Buffalo area thread(even includes one of NiagaraPurple’s former accounts): http://www.city-data.com/forum/buffa...household.html
Last edited by ckhthankgod; 10-26-2019 at 06:56 PM..
You have to put said responders into perspective. What RocketSci is referring to is that you do have tourists that will do just what you’ve mentioned in regards to “let’s get something to eat then go back shopping”. Even at Syracuse’s Destiny USA(the 6th biggest shopping center in the country and biggest in NY State), you still get your share of Canadians and others(i.e.-people from Fort Drum and college students that come from relatively affluent backgrounds) that come to shop, eat or even go to say the FunnyBone for a comedy show. So, considering if that is occurring in Syracuse, which isn’t a tourist destination like Niagara Falls is, they are likely to get what you’ve mention in terms of that demographic.
Fashion Outlets of Niagara Falls is owned by Macerich, a Santa Monica CA based company. Here are some of its similar properties: https://www.macerich.com/Leasing/Find
On a side note, the Orlando Premium Outlets and Woodbury Premium Outlets are owned by Simon, which owns the Waterloo Premium Outlets in between Rochester and Syracuse. https://www.simon.com/mall
So, I guess that should answer the question in regards to having the demographics and this doesn’t even include the Eastview Mall in Victor, not too far from Exit 44 of the Thruway. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eastview_Mall
Floating around, there are literally threads about census tracts and census block groups from recent census info that have 6 figures and higher 5 figure median household incomes across Upstate NY. So, those threads could offer some insight about demographics as well. Here is the Buffalo area thread(even includes one of NiagaraPurple’s former accounts): http://www.city-data.com/forum/buffa...household.html
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