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I don't see how I was disrespecting the OP's question. I made a comment about there being decent shopping that doesn't have to be upscale. How is that disrespectful? What exactly was so offensive about what I said?
I'm not accusing you of being rude or anything, but if someone starts a thread comparing upscale shopping, there's nothing wrong with that either. Just because you don't like upscale stores and can't afford them doesn't mean that it's not worth discussing. It's kind of like if someone started a thread comparing the Yankees to the Red Sox, and then I post a message saying I don't like baseball and prefer basketball.
Even with those 2 Atlanta still has more upscale shopping options than Both and barton creek looks like northpoint mall i wouldnt even compare that one to perimeter
I know barton creek i been there and you need to look at perimeter and check out the stores and dept stores perimeter has bloomindales and nordstoms and the domain cant compete with lenox let alone compete with phipps
I know barton creek i been there and you need to look at perimeter and check out the stores and dept stores perimeter has bloomindales and nordstoms and the domain cant compete with lenox let alone compete with phipps
Barton Creek Square, the mall in Barton Creek, has a Nordstrom. And the Domain can compete with Lenox or Phipps (if they were combined, then maybe not). The Domain has Neimans, Dillard's, and Macy's, with a Saks and Nordstrom coming in 2011. Also, Barton Creek, the actual area in Austin (and what I was talking about at first), has a median income of $158,623.
Barton Creek Square, the mall in Barton Creek, has a Nordstrom. And the Domain can compete with Lenox or Phipps (if they were combined, then maybe not). The Domain has Neimans, Dillard's, and Macy's, with a Saks and Nordstrom coming in 2011. Also, Barton Creek, the actual area in Austin (and what I was talking about at first), has a median income of $158,623.
Right But in total upscale stores Nothing in Austin competes i can list at list 20 upscale stores that austin doesnt have that Atlanta has Not to mention Streets of BUckhead coming in 2010 and lenox and phipps alone bring in 1 billion in sales a year and the Domain can not compete with Phipps yeah Lenox maybe plus you have to remember we have perimeter mall also which offers upscale shopping to and alot of the those stores we havemultiple locations So no austin needs to compete with charlotte or something
When I was living in Austin, I always thought the retail shopping (both quantity and quality) was, well, lame compared to Houston and Dallas.
So unless something has changed drastically, this just seems like a silly question to even bring up.
They are talking about upscales stores who offer more upscale stores for as names And all i was saying was Atlanta has more to offer
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