Oh, yeah. It was an upscale "fashion mall" as long as the Baltimore areas wealthy Jews shopped there as it was really intended for them. Come on! A Saks Fifth Avenue? Yes, it was there. I was at that grand opening at the age of 19. Anyway, what killed the mall was the easy access granted to poor underclass (and uncivilized) blacks from Baltimore's worst neighborhoods riding up on the subway that provided inner-city access in 1990. Crime then came and people starting dying and the rich Jews fled.
@youchris67 kind of funny but it's true. look at what they did to security square mall. that mall was the shit back in the late 80's to early 90's. im black but the analogy is correct.
Oh, yeah. It was an upscale "fashion mall" as long as the Baltimore areas wealthy Jews shopped there as it was really intended for them. Come on! A Saks Fifth Avenue? Yes, it was there. I was at that grand opening at the age of 19. Anyway, what killed the mall was the easy access granted to poor underclass (and uncivilized) blacks from Baltimore's worst neighborhoods riding up on the subway that provided inner-city access in 1990. Crime then came and people starting dying and the rich Jews fled.
youchris67 3 months ago
@youchris67 kind of funny but it's true. look at what they did to security square mall. that mall was the shit back in the late 80's to early 90's. im black but the analogy is correct.
hojoleon 2 months ago
hahahaha this is funny... i dont think its changed one bit o_O
elad610 6 months ago