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Bella Terra Mall. Santiago.
One of the Boutiques owner's in this mall is from my hometown, we went to high school together and graduated on the same year. He then went to Nueva Yol and now owns a boutique, liquor store and has parcelas. He is not even 30 yet, I wonder where he got all this money from. hmmmmm ohhh and the Louis Vuitton bags there are FAKE.
A video from the dead as a door knob Colinas Mall:
It was taken some few days ago!
[video=youtube;hFEdV1ouVhU]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hFEdV1ouVhU[/video]
It was taken some few days ago!
[video=youtube;hFEdV1ouVhU]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hFEdV1ouVhU[/video]
Who said the Colinas Mall was dead as a door knob?
I find it quite lively compared to others you advocate.
I like going there.
Colina's Mall has really picked up since the opening of the 22 Night Club. They even hosted the "premier" of Jaque Mate - a Dominican movie about a kidnapping.
I've been there early in the morning (at opening) and it's moving, and on weekend evenings for movies or ice cream with the kids, and it's so packed there are no empty tables in the food court
I've been there early in the morning (at opening) and it's moving, and on weekend evenings for movies or ice cream with the kids, and it's so packed there are no empty tables in the food court
Never seen so many people in a shopping mall without one bag of merchandise.. weird.
From all over the world just in case you say not common...
As for the Bella Terra Mall pictures and the bags, if you would have notice with some clear mind, you'll see what area of the Mall the pictures were taken at... Unlike these above...
Perhaps Hooters is missig a Miss Liz Lugo!
[video=youtube;79e5mC9A_9k]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79e5mC9A_9k[/video]
yapask1
Bella Terra Mall, Monday, 8/6/2012 in the mid-afternoon:
Do you happen to notice that both sides of that immediate hall are vacant stores?
What happened on the rest of the store WITH stores operating at the same time you took this picture Robert?
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Yeah, I don't think is fair to post a pic of one of the halls where there isn't a single store open. Bella Terra is definitely not the bussiest mall in Santiago, and about half of the place is still empty, but every time I'm there, I see a decent amount of people. I was there last night, drinking some frias, and to my surprise, there was alot of people. Colnas mall at first was not busy either, but now the mall is full, I think that after a few years the same thing will happen to Bella Terra.
It takes time everywhere in the world to create foot traffic for a new mall, the only ones that see traffic almost from day one are the now famous "oulets" shopping centers than are dotting the urban scene in the US, Canada and EU.
You can sit and wait for traffic to slow down for an empty shot, if that's the aim of the picture, even at the busiest Mall today.
It's a matter of what the person wants to show and not the reality in spite of it all...