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From: Irfan Bora <bora@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Office Development and Commercial Centers
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I am seeking information concerning the relationship of office development
to regional commercial centers (malls). Do office workers support the
feasibility of a regional mall in a mixed use development? Have there been
any studies to determine the extent of this support, either in income that is
expended at the malls from the office employees or some other quantative or
qualitative information.
I am also interested in any studies or documentation that analyze the
regional commercial center as the "new downtown" for suburban communities. I
would particularly be interested in the replacement of the center city
downtowns with suburban malls and sociological attributes of this trend.
Thanks.
Irfan Bora
Faculty of Arts and Science
Rutgers University
Newark, New Jersey
email: BORA@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
18-MAR-1993 19:51:36.48
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I am seeking information concerning the relationship of office development
to regional commercial centers (malls). Do office workers support the
feasibility of a regional mall in a mixed use development? Have there been
any studies to determine the extent of this support, either in income that is
expended at the malls from the office employees or some other quantative or
qualitative information.
I am also interested in any studies or documentation that analyze the
regional commercial center as the "new downtown" for suburban communities. I
would particularly be interested in the replacement of the center city
downtowns with suburban malls and sociological attributes of this trend.
Thanks.
Irfan Bora
Faculty of Arts and Science
Rutgers University
Newark, New Jersey
email: BORA@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx