Скачать или смотреть Grand Traverse Mall, Traverse City, Michigan: a mixed bag

Opened in 1992, Grand Traverse Mall is northern Michigan's largest shopping mall with 530,000 square feet. Its anchors include Macy's (formerly Hudson's and Marshall Field's), JCPenney (which relocated from the downtown location it had since the 1920s), TJ Maxx, Target and Dunham's Sports. It once had a nine screen George Kerasotes Cinema (later Carmike), but was demolished to make way for the current Dunham's.

In 2012, the mall's original owners, General Growth Properties spun it off to Rouse Properties, which is now Brookfield Properties. In recent years, the mall has gained Dunham's (which was originally going to be a Dick's), H&M and a larger Victoria's Secret. However, the mall has also lost some major stores: Foot Locker, Yankee Candle, PacSun, Zale's and Express are just to name a few. Part of the problem also is Traverse City's year-round population of 15,000 and the fact that the mall was designed to attract those not close to another mall. There's also rumors that the mall's rent has skyrocketed, creating all the vacancies.