The single factor that distinguishes business districts from shopping centers/malls is that business districts:
A) have a more balanced tenancy.
B) tend to dictate to retailers their operating hours.
C) tend to do more cooperative planning and have more sharing of common costs.
D) are usually unplanned.
E) have a greater diversity of retailers.

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Business districts are usually unplanned, evolving organically over time as businesses establish themselves in a particular area, unlike shopping centers or malls which are planned and developed with a specific design and tenant mix in mind.

The Single Factor That Distinguishes Business Districts from Shopping Centers/malls