Built way back in 1981, Clackamas Town Center has long been the one Portland-area shopping mall that I expected to survive the Great American Retail Collapse. Alas, it’s starting to appear as though I was wrong.
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Built way back in 1981, Clackamas Town Center has long been the one Portland-area shopping mall that I expected to survive the Great American Retail Collapse. Alas, it’s starting to appear as though I was wrong.