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Lifestyle Statistics > Shopping Malls > New centers added (2004-2005) (most recent) by state

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Rank   States  Amount 
# 1   Texas: 112 
# 2   Florida: 88 
# 3   California: 84 
# 4   Georgia: 49 
# 5   Illinois: 47 
# 6   Arizona: 46 
# 7   North Carolina: 43 
= 8   Missouri: 31 
= 8   Ohio: 31 
# 10   Tennessee: 29 
# 11   Colorado: 22 
# 12   Michigan: 21 
# 13   New Jersey: 18 
# 14   Nevada: 17 
= 15   Indiana: 16 
= 15   Maryland: 16 
# 17   Virginia: 14 
= 18   Iowa: 13 
= 18   Pennsylvania: 13 
# 20   Louisiana: 12 
# 21   Washington: 11 
# 22   Oklahoma: 10 
= 23   Minnesota:
= 23   Kansas:
= 23   Massachusetts:
= 26   Oregon:
= 26   Mississippi:
= 26   Arkansas:
= 29   Utah:
= 29   Connecticut:
= 29   Alabama:
= 29   South Carolina:
= 33   Delaware:
= 33   Rhode Island:
= 35   Wisconsin:
= 35   Kentucky:
= 35   Hawaii:
= 35   Nebraska:
# 39   New York:
# 40   New Hampshire:
= 41   South Dakota:
= 41   Idaho:
= 43   New Mexico:
= 43   Alaska:
= 43   West Virginia:
= 43   District of Columbia:
= 43   North Dakota:
= 43   Maine:
= 43   Vermont:
= 43   Montana:
= 43   Wyoming:
Total: 861  
Weighted average: 16.9  



DEFINITION: New shopping centers added from 2004 to 2005. Includes indoor and outdoor centers, as well as regional and super-regional centers.

SOURCE: National Research Bureau, 2005

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