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Load-shedding will return in South Africa
- Thread starter Bradley Prior
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I would not say that Malls reflect the actual business of the country, In my view point there are way to many malls in this country. I have never been to a country that has so many shopping malls as we have. Near where I live there are 6 major malls in a 15 minute driving time with a scattering of about 10 smaller shopping centres. all of them with the same shops.
I have been saying for years that something has to give and I would not be surprised if a couple of malls start going dead, especially with the South African people becoming more and more savvy with purchasing online.
People are sick of malls and I for one avoid them when I can. I think you are going to see mall shops closing down more frequently.
I have been saying for years that something has to give and I would not be surprised if a couple of malls start going dead, especially with the South African people becoming more and more savvy with purchasing online.
People are sick of malls and I for one avoid them when I can. I think you are going to see mall shops closing down more frequently.
Did YOU consider that maybe new buildings are popping up everywhere but don't get occupied? And the ones that do are mostly old businesses moving shop. Because that's what's happening here and it would also give you the same impression you are getting over there until you dig deeper. I wish them luck between Gordons Bay and Paarl because they're going to have a tough time getting all that space filled.
