Sprawl Mall
How modern day shopping malls get their names. In this case, welcome to Deerfield Mall! Ouch.
By Jim Borgman, Cincinnati Enquirer.
posted by Keith @ 12/03/2006
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Sunday, December 03, 2006
How modern day shopping malls get their names. In this case, welcome to Deerfield Mall! Ouch.
By Jim Borgman, Cincinnati Enquirer.
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2 Comments:
LOVE that. They do it with housing developments all the times, why not commercial? Ah, the irony of these United States.
Scott
That was probably going to be the actual name of a mega-mall, as they planned to build it in Deerfield Twp. on Mason-Montgomery Rd, north of I-71. They ended up building Deerfield Town Center, an open-air "lifestyle center" (b.k.a. dressed-up strip mall). Still, Borgman made a good point.
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