Talk:Valley Fair Shopping Center
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note: the website linked to this article is dead
- Added Defunct tag to website I dont know how to explain the current state of the mall. A couple of my real estate buddies are thinking that they are going to try to get the place condemned, and destoryed, so that they do not have to buy out any leases for CDS, etc, and the $89,000 construction lien judgement to Keller, and the $51,000 general judgement to Wisconsin Electric. If anyone wants to verify my "judgments", go to Wisconsin Courts Website and search under business name "Youthfutures".. or case numbers 2005CV707, 2005CL57
- I took some pictures to record the way it looked before it gets demolished (if that is the be its fate). Royalbroil 03:15, 20 June 2006 (UTC)
[edit] dubious tag
There is only one oldest mall in the country: The following claim to be the oldest malls:
- Northgate Mall (Seattle, Washington 1950)
- Southdale Center (Edina, Minnesota 1956)
- Westminster Arcade (Providence, Rhode Island 1828)
--Loodog 23:40, 1 April 2007 (UTC)
