The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT30) MOSCOW -- Feb. 4, 2003 -- MOSCOW-MALLS -- Mall rats and their habitat are still rarities in Moscow. The first mall -- a gaudy tomb of luxury stores that appeared in 1997 underneath a central public square -- was more a museum than a place to shop. Later, a Turkish retailer began opening malls in Moscow's thickly settled suburbs. Now, there are 21 malls, one for every 500,000 people, fewer even than in Warsaw, a city one-fifth the size, according to the Moscow office of Jones Lang LaSalle, a real estate consultancy. But the word is spreading that the mall is the place to be. Teenagers lounging at the central fountain in the Ramstore Mall in Moscow on Feb. 1, 2003. Surveys show that most Russian mall shoppers are between 25 and 45. (Sabrina Tavernise/The New York Times)
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