Malls diversify to stand out from crowd


Smaller neighbourhood malls need to diversify to differentiate themselves from more established shopping centres.

AT A shopping centre in Kuala Lumpur, two newlyweds were seen attending to guests at their wedding reception.

Just 10m away, children were spotted running around an indoor playground while being observed by their parents. A public library was located one floor below.

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