Today’s young consumers have been accused of killing malls with their “evil” online shopping habits, but not all malls are dying—some are actually doing well.

Today’s young consumers have been accused of killing malls with their “evil” online shopping habits, but not all malls are dying—some are actually doing well. Reportedly the “roughly 400 malls that service more-affluent communities… recovered most quickly from the recession.” Newer  and updated malls that are “pitched at expanding demographic markets” are also thriving. Millennials do still prefer to do their shopping in-store, so malls may not be doomed…at least in the short term. (The Daily Beast)