
doi: 10.1108/eb018280
The general trend of shopping centre location over the last few years has been to move back into town centres. The writer of this article, who has recently returned from a five week tour in the United States and Canada, here discusses whether major retail developments can stand alongside office and residential functions in the future of the American city. He gives particular attention to the Eaton Centre in Toronto and to centres in Houston, Texas.
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