This is what shopping center customers will be like

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In recent weeks, many shopping center locations have been forced to close their doors due to the global health crisis. Only a small number of operators have been able to continue operating, but with restrictions on hours and capacity to control crowding.

If you're a shopping center manager, you'll have noticed that, in addition to the partial closure of the center, many of your customers are increasingly cautious when shopping. The main measures botim data implemented are new safety regulations, such as the use of gloves and masks, maintaining a 1-meter social distance, and limiting the shopping center's capacity.

Despite this, it's likely still difficult to measure the true long-term impact of this health crisis on the shopping center you manage, but we can begin to see the consequences that Covid-19 will have on our customers' mindsets in the coming months.

The attitude of our customers is changing
Visiting a shopping center will, in many cases, become a somewhat uncomfortable proposition for our customers. Many will wonder: When will the mall be less crowded? Will the common areas have been properly disinfected? How many people will have touched the bathroom door handle before me? The new consumer will temporarily put aside the need for an excellent shopping experience to focus on aspects that ensure their safety during their visits to the mall.