Once a bustling shopping hub, Livingston Mall is now a crumbling ghost town—its Macy’s and Sears gone, Barnes & Noble packing up, a stark symbol of how retail has shifted. While luxury malls like Short Hills thrive with younger crowds and high-end brands, average-neighborhood malls are fading fast. With U.S. malls dropping from 1,100+ in 2008 to just 900 today, the pandemic accelerated a seismic shift: online shopping, store closures, and changing consumer habits have left behind a retail landscape split between opulence and obsolescence.
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