24 November 2010 | Washington | Prange Way

Westfield Southcenter is not only the biggest mall in the Seattle area, but it’s also the largest mall in the entire Pacific Northwest. Located at the intersection of I-405 and I-5, about 10 miles south of downtown Seattle and 20 miles north of Tacoma, Westfield Southcenter is a super-regional draw in western Washington, drawing shoppers from all parts of the Seattle-Tacoma metropolitan area, a region home to 3.5 million people. Southcenter was developed by Allied Stores, an established department store conglomerate which also owned Seattle-based The Bon Marché.

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06 June 2007 | Washington | Prange Way

Vancouver, Washington is a city with about 150,000 people located immediately north of Portland, Oregon and directly across the Columbia River from it.  Vancouver and Portland share a census-defined metro area, which contains over 2 million residents.  They also share shopping areas and a generally unified economy.  Most notably, over 70 percent of Vancouver residents travel [...]

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