Malls have something online shopping can’t provide
In a world where consumers can buy almost anything online, shopping centres are increasingly giving people more reasons to leave home.
In a world where consumers can buy almost anything online, shopping centres are increasingly giving people more reasons to leave home.
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The commitments include $355.7bn in future lease obligations and $454.5bn in non-cancellable contracts.