Which shopping malls in the LA area could close in the next 10 years? (Glendale: moving to, parking)

[annonymous0381]

With the Internet killin so many shopping malls which malls in the LA area may not survive?

My predictions are the Westside Pavillion and Northridge Fashon Center and maybe the Ventura,california indoor mall.

I predict that the westfield topanga,westfield century city and Glendale galleria will survive.

[majoun]

Originally Posted by annonymous0381

With the Internet killin so many shopping malls which malls in the LA area may not survive?

My predictions are the Westside Pavillion and Northridge Fashon Center and maybe the Ventura,california indoor mall.

I predict that the westfield topanga,westfield century city and Glendale galleria will survive.

I don't think the Westside Pavilion will even last five years. I'd also expect the Beverly Center to close within that time period.

[annonymous0381]

Originally Posted by majoun

I don't think the Westside Pavilion will even last five years. I'd also expect the Beverly Center to close within that time period.

No one goes to the Beverly Center or Westside pavilion malls anymore.

[majoun]

Originally Posted by annonymous0381

No one goes to the Beverly Center or Westside pavilion malls anymore.

Century City and the Grove wiped both of them out.

Westside Pavilion also got hurt by Santa Monica.

[annonymous0381]

Originally Posted by majoun

Century City and the Grove wiped both of them out.

Westside Pavilion also got hurt by Santa Monica.

Nordstrom from Westside Pavilion is moving to westfield century city.

[annonymous0381]

Another struggling mall that may close is the indoor Burbank Town Center.

[pwright1]

The Beverly Center will not close in a long time. Especially since it's going through a half a $billion dollar renovation as we speak.

[Texamichiforniasota]

Originally Posted by annonymous0381

Another struggling mall that may close is the indoor Burbank Town Center.

Agreed. Also, Eagle Rock Plaza will be interesting after the anchors are gone. Maybe it still has enough interest from Filipinos to limp on in some form of ethnic shop collection, but most malls don't last long without anchors. I wouldn't be surprised if it gets redeveloped.

[Exitus Acta Probat]

Originally Posted by annonymous0381

With the Internet killin so many shopping malls which malls in the LA area may not survive?

My predictions are the Westside Pavillion and Northridge Fashon Center and maybe the Ventura,california indoor mall.

I predict that the westfield topanga,westfield century city and Glendale galleria will survive.

Dammit, I just discovered the Northridge mall earlier this year and I like it.

Westside Pavillion really needs to fix their abhorrent parking. Almost all the driveways will cause your valance to get scraped if you drive a sportscar and I really hate those ridiculous speed bumps just before the mechanical arms -- good luck not stalling if you drive manual and you're trying to creep over them.

[annonymous0381]

Originally Posted by Exitus Acta Probat

Dammit, I just discovered the Northridge mall earlier this year and I like it.

Westside Pavillion really needs to fix their abhorrent parking. Almost all the driveways will cause your valance to get scraped if you drive a sportscar and I really hate those ridiculous speed bumps just before the mechanical arms -- good luck not stalling if you drive manual and you're trying to creep over them.

When I visit my parents in LA I like visiting the northridge mall. I hope the northridge mall stays around.