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I like SouthPoint in Durham the best, but Hanes Mall in W-S and South Park in Charlotte are nice too. Crabtree in Raleigh is just too much of a mess to get in and out of
Hanes Mall in Winston is one of the larger malls but it needs remodeling and the layout is kind of weird. JC Penny is at the center of the mall and you have to walk through JC Penny to get from one end of the mall to the other.
Four Seasons Towne Centre in Greensboro is the only mall in the state with three levels. It was briefly the largest mall in the state until bigger malls were built in the Triangle and Charlotte area. In the 90s there were plans to expand the mall with another wing and connect it the the Koury Convention Center and the 28 story Sheraton Four Seasons. (at the time Holiday Inn Four Seasons)
If you ask this question in ten years, everyone will probably respond: "What's a mall?"
Malls will definitely still be around in 10 years.
Now maybe had you said in 50 years...
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