Parking can easily be moved or rebuilt. This is a waste of land that can be put to much better use as something else, and I think it eventually will be. That same argument applies to most destination malls, yet they've been able to infill parking or plan to do it without any Christmas problems.
https://www.google.com/maps/@34.8521...7i13312!8i6656.
If a company wants to build a chain hotel or luxury apartments on that land and Simon gets $$$ for it, they're not going to say no.
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Originally Posted by vistatiger
It's funny. Haywood has a 4 level garage now and much of it is hardly used most of the time and during holiday's. Quite a few people that don't like parking garages and prefer the surface lots. I get it though for safety issues they don't like that enclosed feeling.
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I think it's simply parking on the lot just feels easier to people. Many garages are built like a confusing maze, and getting to your car in the lot can feel quicker, even if it's really not. But if you don't give people much a choice, they'll park in the garage, especially if it's still free.
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