The word 'malls' is correct and used in written English.
It refers to large and often enclosed shopping centers where multiple stores are located. Example: I went to the malls to buy a new pair of shoes.
What makes Qeshm different from Kish, known throughout Iran as a shoppers' haven, is that many locals own stores and malls.
Listing declares that malls can be worthwhile pieces of public architecture.
Most of these hotels are 50% vacant and the malls are empty – the rents are too expensive for the former souk stall-holders.
And Somalia's wars, conducted in shopping malls or in the frontlines around Kismayo, appear to be far from over.
The first year since the 1950s with no new shopping malls in the US was 2007, and that was before the crash.
But even the idea of fun won't save most malls.
We haven't yet got creepers growing up the escalators in our abandoned malls like the ones in Lawless's photos, but – exactly 150 years since John Lewis opened his first store in Oxford Street – we may be entering a new shopping era.
The capital's air conditioned metro and shopping malls have become much-sought-after havens from the heat, while power cuts in residential areas were frequent as the grid struggled to cope with the demand from millions of air conditioners.
Wilders promised to take to the bike paths, squares and shopping malls of small-town Holland later this year to mobilise resistance to Europe, immigration and bailing out Greece with Dutch taxpayers' money.
This thrusting pastiche palace houses an array of luxury hotels and apartments, perched above a five-storey slab of shopping malls.
In Kish, locals live in almost slum-like conditions beyond the high rises and shopping malls.
