Lafayette Place Mall

The LaFayette Place Mall was an urban shopping mall and development in downtown Boston, Massachusetts which originally had a 500-room hotel with 300,000 square feet (28,000 m²) of retail space. As the economic environment in Boston declined, it was closed in 1989 after it never achieved greater than 60 percent occupancy. The interior mall had an unusual circular hallway arrangement which never became popular with shoppers. Patriot Games LLC sold the mall after buying it in 1997 and redeveloping it as predominantly office property.^[1]

The mall was anchored by a flagship of Jordan Marsh. It closed as a mall in 1989.^[2]

Notes

Shopping malls in Massachusetts

Barnstable County	Cape Cod Mall Mashpee Commons

Berkshire County	Berkshire Mall

Bristol County	Dartmouth Mall Emerald Square New Harbour Mall Silver City Galleria Swansea Mall

Essex County	Liberty Tree Mall The Loop Methuen Mall Northshore Mall Square One Mall

Hampden County	Eastfield Mall Holyoke Mall

Hampshire County	Hadley Corner Hampshire Mall Mountain Farms Mall

Middlesex County	Arsenal Project of Watertown Assembly Square Marketplace Burlington Mall CambridgeSide Galleria Mall at Chestnut Hill Natick Mall Shopper's World Shops at Billerica Solomon Pond Mall

Norfolk County	Patriot Place South Shore Plaza Stallbrook Marketplace Street Chestnut Hill Wrentham Village Premium Outlets

Plymouth County	Colony Place Derby Street Shoppes Hanover Mall Kingston Collection The Grove at Plymouth Westgate Mall

Suffolk County	Copley Place Faneuil Hall Lafayette Place Mall Quincy Market Shops at Prudential Center

Worcester County	Auburn Mall Greendale Mall Mall at Whitney Field Shoppes at Blackstone Valley Worcester Center Galleria

Coordinates: 42°21′17″N 71°03′37″W / 42.3547°N 71.0602°W / 42.3547; -71.0602

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