look at quail springs and its surrondings, look at penn square and its surrondings...no look at crossroads and it's surrondings. the difference is night and day. crossroads has a +A location for a mall, but the depolarization of the area is killing the place, low income housing, vacant buildings, trashy eyesores, high crime. people (as they should) stays away from that place. the last time i was there it looked like a mexican flea market. nothing wrong with that, but not for a prime mall. if crossroads wants to stay open, the mall itself needs more than a facelift, the whole area needs refurbished.

the intersection at I-35 & I-240 is getting re-done with fly overs and stuff. i will be dead of old age before it gets done, but it's comming.

i grew up down the road from crossroads, it's a shame to see it closing. i have some good memories of that place.