If an old Macy's is re-purposed into a movie theater there will still be traffic.  

I see landlords that will chase tenants (like that paper boy in the John Cussack movie Better off Dead (1985) after his "two dollars")... more power to them.

New bars, new movie theatres, lots of shopping, military tenant friendly, easy access to 1604, the works.

Like the plot of a horror movie kind of violent.

@Ian Skeltonif you ever seen the movie " karate kid", the master (pat morita) teaches the pupil karate through a series of unconventional means. like waxing a car, with wax on, wax off. however, all his teachings forms a base for karate. the same can be said for real estate.

What we really care about is their ability to pay and willingness to properly use and maintain our property.If you read The Big Short, a wonderful book (and the movie was excellent), you will know that it is possible for people with a "thin file" or some such term to have a high score, but little ability to pay.      

Pao Prieto Gym, small movie theater (like Cinepolis), etc.

I have posted before, but after reading I'd like to change my introduction.Hello, everyone, my name is Brandon Vannier, you can call me blondy (I love cowboy movies) I am 19 years old and currently live in sunny San Diego, California.

Some high end restaurants, movie theaters, and entertainment type places like a Dave and Busters but larger.Have seen modeling agencies also.Malls are trying to make it a destination place again versus places with old and tired anchors where people order online instead and then a bunch of clothing stores around it.  

This could've been a made for TV movie!