Posted by Eric SEI on January 03, 2009 at 12:35:30 from (72.49.238.43):
In Reply to: TSC closes down posted by Herman Chico on January 03, 2009 at 10:34:06:
Don't remember where I saw it but it seems like I read a prediction of 20% of existing stores may close. All stores, not TSC. There are just too many stores if people have to live within their means.
A lot of cities are going to lose at least one mall, they were overbuilt even before the recession. One of Cincinnati's malls was at 40% occupancy before, no reason to go there except for Bass Pro Shop.
I rather suspect that the stores frequented by Tractor Talk readers will get by pretty good, because I get the feeling that there are very few recreational shoppers on here. The stores that sell what you need should do fine, the others could be in trouble.
I went into TJ Max one time, they had seconds Levis for sale for more than the local farm store had firsts for. I never went back. I won't miss them if they shut down. That's true of 9 out of 10 stores at the mall.
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