Asian Malls Thrive as Community Hubs While Traditional Malls Struggle
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Asian malls in the U.S. are thriving while many traditional malls struggle, bucking broader retail trends.
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Asian malls attract diverse crowds seeking community hubs with specialty shops, restaurants, and entertainment.
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Longtime Asian malls boast mom-and-pop shops serving immigrant communities for decades.
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Some newer Asian malls mix traditional shops with modern food trends and chains to attract younger crowds.
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Tangram mall in New York aims to make non-Chinese shoppers feel welcome with English signage and international brands.
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