QUOTE(UFO-ET @ Oct 21 2012, 12:51 PM)
As I said before the opening of SW. One of the key strategy to ensure a success of a Mall is "timing"
Ideally the entertainment Mall and all the 80++ shoplots shd be opened together, at least 90% of the retails spaces shd be occupied prior to the official opening, Times Square has made such mistake and SPS shd be aware of it. A few key factors for a successful Mall are :-
1. Location (not necessary prime location but mkt catchment must be adequate)
2. Size of Mall (at least 2 mil onward)
3. Full control of tenant mix
4. Design of the Mall (Width > height)
5. Timing - all retails business operate at the same time
6. Anchor tenant (hypermarket, cinema, banks etc)
From the above, SW has 1 & 4 only, the chance to become very "Wong" is very slim, It is quite lucky that SW is located in Puchong, becoz there are not many competitors around except IOI Mall (which I think not a successful one). So at the time being, SW shd be able to sustain for another few years, if those landlords are so greed and unaware of the mkt downturn, their tenants will eventually leave since their business is not making profit due to high rental. SPS does not seems aware of the situation, if they let TGV starts operation alone, I believe entire entertainment mall will die eventually. my 2 bakuli
Again, despite our differences, I have to say you really make a lot of sense. Bravo. Ideally the entertainment Mall and all the 80++ shoplots shd be opened together, at least 90% of the retails spaces shd be occupied prior to the official opening, Times Square has made such mistake and SPS shd be aware of it. A few key factors for a successful Mall are :-
1. Location (not necessary prime location but mkt catchment must be adequate)
2. Size of Mall (at least 2 mil onward)
3. Full control of tenant mix
4. Design of the Mall (Width > height)
5. Timing - all retails business operate at the same time
6. Anchor tenant (hypermarket, cinema, banks etc)
From the above, SW has 1 & 4 only, the chance to become very "Wong" is very slim, It is quite lucky that SW is located in Puchong, becoz there are not many competitors around except IOI Mall (which I think not a successful one). So at the time being, SW shd be able to sustain for another few years, if those landlords are so greed and unaware of the mkt downturn, their tenants will eventually leave since their business is not making profit due to high rental. SPS does not seems aware of the situation, if they let TGV starts operation alone, I believe entire entertainment mall will die eventually. my 2 bakuli
Nov 5 2012, 12:56 AM

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