Perimeter Mall vs Lenox Mall (Atlanta, Sandy Springs: construction, income, zip codes)

[arjay57]

Originally Posted by Forhall

For those saying Lenox is too crowded, try going on a weekday instead of on the weekend. The vast majority of people also go on weekends, so you're setting yourself up for crowds. On weekdays you can park right in front of the door at many of the stores, and the mall is so empty you can just stroll around casually without lines/people anywhere.

That's me. It is so much easier on a weekday and you get better service because the clerks aren't slammed.

[cqholt]

Lenox hosts events outside of just shopping mall; fireworks, Macy tree lighting, etc. Lenox is a pet of Atlanta, as it has survived the opening and closing of many malls in metro Atlanta.

[Iconographer]

Originally Posted by evannole

Yes, I know this. But the question was Lenox versus Perimeter. Of the two, only Perimeter has Dillards. I will occasionally go to Atlantic Station but the Perimeter store is more convenient and has a better selection, and the other stores at Atlantic Station aren't very useful to me. I almost never go to North Point as it's too far for me.

Apparently you didn't when you used this statement to bolster your argument:

"Dillards is high on my list, though, and I have also come to like Von Maur, particularly their clearance racks, and those are Perimeter-only stores."
And for some Atlantic Station and Northpoint are quite convenient. Just not you.

[evannole]

Originally Posted by LovinDecatur

Apparently you didn't when you used this statement to bolster your argument:

"Dillards is high on my list, though, and I have also come to like Von Maur, particularly their clearance racks, and those are Perimeter-only stores."
And for some Atlantic Station and Northpoint are quite convenient. Just not you.

Oh jeez, give it a rest. They are Perimeter-only stores when the two malls under comparison, per the title of the thread, are Lenox and Perimeter.

[Iconographer]

Originally Posted by evannole

Oh jeez, give it a rest. They are Perimeter-only stores when the two malls under comparison, per the title of the thread, are Lenox and Perimeter.

I will if you will. I responded with a simple correction of your statement, and you are the one that ran with it.

[tikigod311]

mall fight!

[JMatl]

Originally Posted by nortonguy

I don't believe it's the clear winner considering the famous mall in Miami.

Which mall are you thinking of, Aventura or Bal Harbor?

At any rate, Miami (and Orlando) are totally different markets due to tourism alone.

With the exception of the new Brickell City Centre (with one smallish Saks as their anchor), none of the malls in Miami are surrounded by luxury Hotels the way Lenox Square is. If people in the Southeast want to go on a shopping spree, they tend to go to Lenox/Phipps/Buckhead Atlanta. This includes Northern Florida residents, who tend to avoid Miami.

[Iconographer]

Originally Posted by tikigod311

mall fight!

You so funny

[Atlanta Scientist]

There's nothing that stands out in either to differentiate them for me. But when I have guests and they want to go shopping, I take them to Lenox because of name/ brand recognition and the traffic isn't nearly as bad as perimeter.

[toll_booth]

Originally Posted by Antwuan

Which mall in Atlanta do you think is better or like better?

Also what are some things you like & dislike from both Perimeter Mall & Lenox Mall?

Lenox is bigger but Perimeter is a fine place to shop.