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January 28, 2008 at 8:28 AM #143856January 28, 2008 at 11:00 AM #144205SmellsFeeshyParticipant
I’m not sure that the presence of Sears is necessarily an indicator of a downscale mall. South Coast Plaza has a Sears and it’s one of the most upscale malls in SoCal. But I definitely agree that if Westfield UTC is going to try to move upmarket they definitely need to get rid of lower end stores like Sears.
I would be surprised if this project gets off the ground as well. Especially the condo project. I wonder who thinks its a good idea to combine commercial and residential property like this. I personally would hate to live that close to a mall — I can just imagine having to fight holiday shopping crowds to get home.
January 28, 2008 at 11:00 AM #144273SmellsFeeshyParticipantI’m not sure that the presence of Sears is necessarily an indicator of a downscale mall. South Coast Plaza has a Sears and it’s one of the most upscale malls in SoCal. But I definitely agree that if Westfield UTC is going to try to move upmarket they definitely need to get rid of lower end stores like Sears.
I would be surprised if this project gets off the ground as well. Especially the condo project. I wonder who thinks its a good idea to combine commercial and residential property like this. I personally would hate to live that close to a mall — I can just imagine having to fight holiday shopping crowds to get home.
January 28, 2008 at 11:00 AM #143938SmellsFeeshyParticipantI’m not sure that the presence of Sears is necessarily an indicator of a downscale mall. South Coast Plaza has a Sears and it’s one of the most upscale malls in SoCal. But I definitely agree that if Westfield UTC is going to try to move upmarket they definitely need to get rid of lower end stores like Sears.
I would be surprised if this project gets off the ground as well. Especially the condo project. I wonder who thinks its a good idea to combine commercial and residential property like this. I personally would hate to live that close to a mall — I can just imagine having to fight holiday shopping crowds to get home.
January 28, 2008 at 11:00 AM #144175SmellsFeeshyParticipantI’m not sure that the presence of Sears is necessarily an indicator of a downscale mall. South Coast Plaza has a Sears and it’s one of the most upscale malls in SoCal. But I definitely agree that if Westfield UTC is going to try to move upmarket they definitely need to get rid of lower end stores like Sears.
I would be surprised if this project gets off the ground as well. Especially the condo project. I wonder who thinks its a good idea to combine commercial and residential property like this. I personally would hate to live that close to a mall — I can just imagine having to fight holiday shopping crowds to get home.
January 28, 2008 at 11:00 AM #144178SmellsFeeshyParticipantI’m not sure that the presence of Sears is necessarily an indicator of a downscale mall. South Coast Plaza has a Sears and it’s one of the most upscale malls in SoCal. But I definitely agree that if Westfield UTC is going to try to move upmarket they definitely need to get rid of lower end stores like Sears.
I would be surprised if this project gets off the ground as well. Especially the condo project. I wonder who thinks its a good idea to combine commercial and residential property like this. I personally would hate to live that close to a mall — I can just imagine having to fight holiday shopping crowds to get home.
January 28, 2008 at 11:36 AM #144298patientlywaitingParticipantI think that it’s great. The UTC area will be like Westwood in LA.
If I were young and a student again, I would love lo live above the mall. Very cool. If you’re a student, you don’t need to drive. Take the bus to school and the trolley downtown. Walk to shopping.
The question is: can the students afford to live there?
January 28, 2008 at 11:36 AM #144229patientlywaitingParticipantI think that it’s great. The UTC area will be like Westwood in LA.
If I were young and a student again, I would love lo live above the mall. Very cool. If you’re a student, you don’t need to drive. Take the bus to school and the trolley downtown. Walk to shopping.
The question is: can the students afford to live there?
January 28, 2008 at 11:36 AM #144203patientlywaitingParticipantI think that it’s great. The UTC area will be like Westwood in LA.
If I were young and a student again, I would love lo live above the mall. Very cool. If you’re a student, you don’t need to drive. Take the bus to school and the trolley downtown. Walk to shopping.
The question is: can the students afford to live there?
January 28, 2008 at 11:36 AM #144199patientlywaitingParticipantI think that it’s great. The UTC area will be like Westwood in LA.
If I were young and a student again, I would love lo live above the mall. Very cool. If you’re a student, you don’t need to drive. Take the bus to school and the trolley downtown. Walk to shopping.
The question is: can the students afford to live there?
January 28, 2008 at 11:36 AM #143963patientlywaitingParticipantI think that it’s great. The UTC area will be like Westwood in LA.
If I were young and a student again, I would love lo live above the mall. Very cool. If you’re a student, you don’t need to drive. Take the bus to school and the trolley downtown. Walk to shopping.
The question is: can the students afford to live there?
January 28, 2008 at 12:42 PM #144318VanMorrisonFanParticipantpatientlywaiting hit the nail on the head – affordability.
In Pasadena we have a retail center called Paseo Colorado, which is very upscale. They built five or six stories of apts. above the two-level retail complex. The apartments are sky high in price. I asked someone who lived there what it was like to live there and he said, “A lot of times it’s very noisy.” That is what I would not want – lot’s noise, especially into the night.
If I were a student in San Diego, I’d much rather live on the UCSD campus! Imagine being in Torrey Pines – the smell and the sight of the ocean so close to you. I love riding my bike up from the Village in La Jolla and going right by the University. The Mall is east of the freeway, much farther (further?) from the ocean
January 28, 2008 at 12:42 PM #143983VanMorrisonFanParticipantpatientlywaiting hit the nail on the head – affordability.
In Pasadena we have a retail center called Paseo Colorado, which is very upscale. They built five or six stories of apts. above the two-level retail complex. The apartments are sky high in price. I asked someone who lived there what it was like to live there and he said, “A lot of times it’s very noisy.” That is what I would not want – lot’s noise, especially into the night.
If I were a student in San Diego, I’d much rather live on the UCSD campus! Imagine being in Torrey Pines – the smell and the sight of the ocean so close to you. I love riding my bike up from the Village in La Jolla and going right by the University. The Mall is east of the freeway, much farther (further?) from the ocean
January 28, 2008 at 12:42 PM #144219VanMorrisonFanParticipantpatientlywaiting hit the nail on the head – affordability.
In Pasadena we have a retail center called Paseo Colorado, which is very upscale. They built five or six stories of apts. above the two-level retail complex. The apartments are sky high in price. I asked someone who lived there what it was like to live there and he said, “A lot of times it’s very noisy.” That is what I would not want – lot’s noise, especially into the night.
If I were a student in San Diego, I’d much rather live on the UCSD campus! Imagine being in Torrey Pines – the smell and the sight of the ocean so close to you. I love riding my bike up from the Village in La Jolla and going right by the University. The Mall is east of the freeway, much farther (further?) from the ocean
January 28, 2008 at 12:42 PM #144223VanMorrisonFanParticipantpatientlywaiting hit the nail on the head – affordability.
In Pasadena we have a retail center called Paseo Colorado, which is very upscale. They built five or six stories of apts. above the two-level retail complex. The apartments are sky high in price. I asked someone who lived there what it was like to live there and he said, “A lot of times it’s very noisy.” That is what I would not want – lot’s noise, especially into the night.
If I were a student in San Diego, I’d much rather live on the UCSD campus! Imagine being in Torrey Pines – the smell and the sight of the ocean so close to you. I love riding my bike up from the Village in La Jolla and going right by the University. The Mall is east of the freeway, much farther (further?) from the ocean
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