QUOTE(HarpArtist @ Feb 10 2016, 08:23 AM)
good question, i like
thing is, big door management is far cry from real pav, much as they try to put the brand together. the bb team will only be used in one other mall in malaysia: the only other luxury pav. all the other pav branded/owned/reit-managed are just under the umbrella, but obviously not top people managed; and it really shows here. how could pav bb management let big door open with so small noise and so few tenant ready if they were really in charge?

at least i hope they were not, because if they were, means that even that magic is gone

In restaurant and hotel franchise, owner/franchisee follow franchisor's sop, renovation, purchase, etc to give a consistent product. In shopping mall, franchise management have better experience in mall management, could attract but couldn't order/insist brands to open there. It is syok sendiri to expect dm to be like pavilion bb.
QUOTE(BeastB @ Feb 10 2016, 10:04 AM)
Err....yeah if you know what 'rubbing salt into wound' means, it's basically the same thing: disrespectful. It's well and good to point out facts about the place as many have done (positive and negative) but I see a few posters here actually expressing joy that the place is struggling right now. They know who they are. Which is just pretty low class mentality. I'm not vested there but that doesn't mean I want the place to fail and pointing out faults just to make myself feel better, what sort of bullshit thinking is that?

In every investment, there are always some if not many people blinded by greed; alternative opinion would give a balanced and realistic view so more wouldn't fall into the trap.
This post has been edited by icemanfx: Feb 10 2016, 11:19 AM