Malls were once symbols of American consumerism. Now, some are dying as others thrive
- The sprawling parking lot of New Jersey’s Livingston Mall, once a vibrant symbol of American consumerism, now lies practically deserted, a stark illustration of what retail experts term a "zombie" mall.
- Its last department anchor, Macy’s, departed in April, following Sears and Lord & Taylor, which shuttered during the pandemic.
- Today, the site presents a desolate picture of crumbling buildings, overgrown grass, potholes, and discarded tires.
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- The sprawling parking lot of New Jersey’s Livingston Mall, once a vibrant symbol of American consumerism, now lies practically deserted, a stark illustration of what retail experts term a "zombie" mall.
- Its last department anchor, Macy’s, departed in April, following Sears and Lord & Taylor, which shuttered during the pandemic.
- Today, the site presents a desolate picture of crumbling buildings, overgrown grass, potholes, and discarded tires.
Sources: The Independent