San Francisco Centre Mall – Screencap of YouTube video. The San Francisco Centre Mall, also known as the Westfield Emporium, sold at auction recently for a fraction of its original worth. Even before Covid, lax progressive policies on crime, specifically shoplifting and low/no bail policies, were ruining businesses in downtown San Francisco. After Covid hit, all bets were off and stores that were located downtown and in shopping malls began to evaporate. Stores were forced to deal with thieves, as well as drug users camping out on their doorsteps. The Centre Mall eventually became a ghost town as stores deserted the once vibrant shopping place. That’s how this happened. The Daily Mail reports: Once-bustling mall worth $1.2b is sold for fraction of the price after…
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