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How Lifestyle Centers Are Differentiating Themselves

“Lifestyle centers were developed in response to malls' sameness.”

By Jennifer LeClaire | jenniferleclaire | Updated on July 31, 2017

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ATLANTA—Retail recovery may have reached its zenith, according to a recent JLL report. And closure announcements are accelerating, with department stores topping headlines.

Lifestyle centers fall into the malls category of JLL’s report. With Macy’s and Sears returning approximately 18 million square feet of mall space over the next few quarters and vacancies rising as result, where do lifestyle centers fit into the mix?

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