Regional shopping centres are:
A)retail clusters in downtown areas.
B)retail site locations that typically have one primary store and often about 20 to 40 smaller outlets and that serve a population base of about 100,000.
C)suburban malls of today, containing up to 100 stores with a typical drawing distance of over 5 to 10 miles from the mall.
D)clusters of stores that serve people who are within a five to ten minute drive and live in a population base under 30,000.

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Regional shopping centres are suburban malls with a high number of stores and a large drawing distance, typically over 5 to 10 miles from the mall. Option A refers to downtown retail clusters, which are typically smaller and serve a smaller population base. Option B describes strip malls, which are smaller than regional shopping centres and typically serve a population base of about 100,000 or less. Option D describes small community clusters of stores that serve a population base of under 30,000 within a short driving distance.

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