#Retail and Shopping Destination

[megadeepak]

Understanding the Scheme: The "Pahle Dukan Phir Makaan Yojana" prioritizes the development of commercial spaces before residential ones in certain areas of Delhi. It's designed to create vibrant commercial hubs to meet the growing demands of retail and shopping destinations.

Eligibility Criteria: The eligibility criteria for applying to this scheme may vary, but typically, it's open to individuals, businesses, and developers interested in investing in commercial spaces in designated areas.

Application Process: The application process usually involves applying through the designated authority, which could be the Delhi Development Authority (DDA) or any other relevant agency responsible for implementing the scheme. You might need to fill out an application form and provide necessary documentation, such as identity proof, financial statements, and proposed business plan.

Payment Plan: Details regarding the payment plan for acquiring commercial spaces under this scheme would be provided by the authorities managing the project. This could include information about initial deposits, installment plans, and other financial aspects.

Commercial Space Availability: Information about available commercial spaces, location details, floor plans, and pricing can typically be obtained from the authorities overseeing the project or through official announcements and advertisements.

PPP Model: The scheme might operate under a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) model, where the government collaborates with private developers to execute the project. This could offer various benefits such as shared investment, expertise, and risk management.

Consulting Authorities: If you're interested in participating or have specific queries about the scheme, it's advisable to directly consult with the concerned authorities or visit their official website for updated information, application guidelines, and any other relevant details.

[luxurypropertiies]

Commercial Spcae in Pahle Dukan Phir Makaan Yojana

https://delhishoppingcomplex.site Pahle Dukan Phir Makaan Yojana Retail and Shopping Destination Delhi Shopping Complex Delhi Mall Complex Delhi Shopping Complex Pahle Dukan Phir Makaan Yojana DELHI SHOPPING COMPLEX UNDER PPP MODEL WITH DDA Delhi Shopping Complex Payment Plan Delhi Shopping Complex - Delhi Mall Complex Delhi Mall Kirti Nagar Commercial Spcae in Pahle Dukan Phir Makaan Yojana How to apply for Pahle Dukan Phir Makaan Yojana Pahle Dukan Phir Makaan scheme Pahle Dukan Phir Makaan Yojana application process Pahle Dukan Phir Makaan Yojana in Delhi Delhi Shopping Complex by Raheja

: Unlocking the Potentialof Delhi Shopping Complex: A Retail and Shopping Destination**

Delhi Shopping Complex stands as a testament to the vision of transforming Delhi into a bustling retail and shopping destination. Situated on Main Patel Nagar Road, this sprawling complex spans over 3 lac sq ft, offering a diverse array of premium brands and amenities. As part of the transformative Pahle Dukan Phir Makaan Yojana, Delhi Shopping Complex is set to redefine the retail landscape of the capital. Pahle Dukan Phir Makaan YojanaAt Delhi Shopping Complex, patrons can indulge in a world-class shopping experience, with premium brands like Inox-PVR cinemas, Shoppers Stop, Haldirams, and many more. With over 50% of its space already built and leased out, the complex is well on its way to becoming Delhi's No.1 retail destination.

DELHI SHOPPING COMPLEX UNDER PPP MODEL WITH DDAWhat sets Delhi Shopping Complex apart is its strategic location and high rental potential. Surrounded by affluent residential areas like Kirti Nagar, Patel Nagar, and Karol Bagh, the complex benefits from a dense HNI residential catchment, ensuring steady foot traffic and rental returns. Moreover, as part of the larger development project, Delhi Shopping Complex offers a seamless blend of retail, residential, and entertainment options. Retail and Shopping Destination Under the Pahle Dukan Phir Makaan Yojana, Delhi Shopping Complex presents a unique opportunity for investors to be part of this transformative initiative. With flexible payment plans and transparent policies, investing in Delhi Shopping Complex has never been easier. Whether you're looking for commercial space or residential units, our team is dedicated to helping you find the perfect fit for your needs and budget. Delhi Shopping Complex - Delhi Mall Complex To apply for the Pahle Dukan Phir Makaan Yojana at Delhi Shopping Complex, simply follow the easy application process outlined on our website. With the project being RERA approved and equipped with modern facilities and amenities, including super luxury interiors, lifts, escalators, CCTV cameras, and multi-level car parking, Delhi Shopping Complex offers a world-class experience for both patrons and investors alike. Delhi Shopping Complex by RahejaIn conclusion, Delhi Shopping Complex by Raheja is not just a shopping destination—it's a symbol of progress and prosperity for the capital. Under the Pahle Dukan Phir Makaan Yojana, we're proud to be at the forefront of Delhi's retail revolution, offering a unique blend of luxury, convenience, and opportunity.Commercial Spcae in Pahle Dukan Phir Makaan Yojana

[realtyassistant126]

Explore premium commercial spaces at Migsun 1 Destination, located on Amar Shaheed Path in Sushant Golf City, Lucknow. Ideal for retail shops and food court ventures, this high-footfall location offers excellent connectivity, modern infrastructure, and a promising investment opportunity in Lucknow’s growing commercial hub. Secure your business space today in one of the city’s most dynamic commercial destinations.

[m3mpropertiess]

M3M Paragon 57: The Ideal Commercial Space for High Returns

M3M Paragon 57 in Sector 57, Gurgaon, is a premium destination for retail, entertainment, and business growth. With high-street retail, spacious double-height shops, a multiplex, and world-class amenities, this project by M3M India is designed for success. Its prime location ensures excellent footfall, making it a lucrative investment choice. Whether you're starting a business or expanding your portfolio, this is an opportunity you shouldn't miss. Download the M3M Paragon 57 Brochure PDF now and secure your space in Gurgaon’s most promising commercial hub!

[madhyam-estate]

Saya Status Mall, India’s tallest mall in Noida Sector 129, offers nine luxury-filled floors with premium brands, fine dining, entertainment, and high investment returns—a prime destination for shoppers and investors alike!

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Explore Infinitimall: The Best Shopping Center in Mumbai

Discover why Infinitimall is recognized as the best shopping mall in Mumbai. Whether you're looking for the latest fashion trends, a fun-filled day out, or simply the best shopping experience near you, Infinitimall has it all. Come and experience the best shopping center in Mumbai, where fashion meets entertainment and unforgettable memories are made.

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Pahle Dukan Phir Makaan Yojana in Delhi

"Pahle Dukan Phir Makaan Yojana" (First Shop, Then Home Scheme) was a proposed scheme by the Delhi government aimed at providing affordable housing to traders and entrepreneurs in the city. The idea was to offer subsidized loans or other financial incentives to individuals who own shops or commercial spaces, enabling them to buy residential properties. This initiative aimed to address the housing needs of traders and small business owners who often face challenges in accessing affordable housing in Delhi.

However, it's important to note that as of my last update in January 2022, I don't have specific details about whether this scheme was implemented or its current status. You might want to check the latest news or official announcements from the Delhi government for updates on this scheme. delhishoppingcomplex.site

[tragedy-of-commons]

notes: based on this brainrot. platonic silver wolf & reader. modern au. the stellaron hunters are a family. reader is implied to have come from a troubled homelife. barely proofread. my heart wasn’t in this but it’s here. wc: 2.1k.

“Hey.”

Your sister—your new big sister—snaps you out of your stupor. She’s standing in the doorway to your room, her arms crossed over her chest and puffy jacket. After you whip your head around (your previous fixation was on the adjacent wall), your heart sinks.

What could she want? She doesn’t look happy at all. Her brow is pinched in what looks a lot like annoyance, her voice is expectant, and she hasn’t spared you the time of day since your arrival, pretty much. What could’ve changed? Have you done something to upset her?

Lord knows you probably have, with you being new to this whole… loving family thing. You bring your knees to your chest and shift uncomfortably atop your new bedspread.

“Stop looking like a kicked puppy,” she huffs, daring to step over the threshold. “I’m not that scary. What are you doing inside? It’s Saturday. Shouldn’t you be outside, like, playing or something? Like kids do?”

You recover a little bit. So you’re not in trouble… or maybe you are? Trying to heed her demand, you attempt to mask your crestfallen expression with something more cheery: a smile. It looks more like you’re grimacing, but it’s the effort that counts, right?

“Sorry! Um,” you swallow, avoiding her eyes. The ceiling is suddenly very interesting. “Am I supposed to be outside? I can go out there now—”

Silver Wolf swiftly raises her hand. “Nuh uh, that’s why I’m here. Since you’re not outside like a normal kid would be, I came to enlist your help,” she pauses. “Not because I need it or anything, but because Kafka is making me ‘keep you company’. So we should get this charade over with, spend some time together, so we can get her off our backs.”

Oh. Kafka. The magenta-haired woman that now acts as your mother (feels weird to think about), has been trying to ease you into adjustment for weeks. You’re socially aware enough to understand that. She’s been taking you out on shopping trips, spoiling you with splendor you couldn’t fathom months ago, and trying to get you to hold awkward, one-sided conversations with retail workers. Maybe if you were older and more rebellious like Silver Wolf, you’d feel like a cagey chihuahua being socialized; you’d feel debased or insulted by Kafka’s meddling. 

But you don’t. You’re grateful—grateful but hesitant, and that’s apparent now as you stare at your older sister with your mouth slightly agape. 

“R-Right. What did you want to do?” There’s a small part of you that’s thrilled, endeared by the thought of someone as cool as Silver Wolf wanting to hang out with you, even if you know she’s just trying to satisfy Kafka’s fish-eyed coercion. “We could… read a book?”

The ashen-haired girl scrunches her nose up in disgust.

“Or not that!” you hurriedly backpedal, shaking your head. “Whatever you wanna do.”

“Good. C’mon, follow me. And speed it up, will you?” Silver Wolf goads impatiently, pivoting on her heel while you’re stuck scrambling after her to some unknown destination. She sounds almost amused, her ponytail bobbing with the force of her footsteps, you now trailing behind her. 

“Can’t believe you would suggest reading. The future is digital, and soon all stuffy books will be rightfully eradicated in the interest of perpetuating graphic novels. Or just things actually worth consuming.” 

“What…?”

“Okay, don’t speak. You’re gonna make me start taking poison damage,” she deadpans, reaching her bedroom door. Outwardly, it almost appears the same as yours down the hall, but hers is covered in glossy stickers and graffiti prints that you struggle to read. It’s distinctly her. Silver Wolf grips the knob and turns it, ready to push the thing open, but then she throws a suspicious glance over her shoulder. 

“No touching my stuff unless I say so,” she warns, “and remember, I’m only allowing you entry because Kafka is a tyrannical maniac. Normally only Stelle is permitted in here, but she’s away.”

The latter statement gets your attention. It’s like that in this house; people are always coming and going. You haven’t seen Stelle since you got here, something she seems very sorry about—she’s supposedly away on work. What work? You aren’t sure. Kafka, Blade, Firefly, and Stelle seem to be occupied with it at the weirdest times. You’re not too experienced yet, but something tells you families aren’t usually this odd. 

“Yeah, got it,” you murmur. Silver Wolf opens her door, revealing the inside’s blinding setup.

Bright monitors idling with neon pixel art greet you, the desk supporting them standing smack dab in the middle of the room. The screens paint everything in a purplish light, made easier by the drawn blackout curtains preventing any potential sunlight from bleeding in through the window. An unmade bed dotted with plushies sits in the furthest corner, and is that…?

“Why do you have a tiny fridge in your room?”

Your begrudging older sister scoffs. “Convenience. We—no, you—really need to work on your critical thinking skills. Luckily, you’ll have a chance today.”

Before you can question what that means, Silver Wolf ambles over to the other corner. A sizable flatscreen TV rests on the otherwise barren wall, a shelf below cluttered with all kinds of paraphernalia: controllers that your instincts tell you are for Video Games (she really likes playing those), pretty figurines of people wielding swords, and lots of cables. There’s a glowing block too. Oh, you know that one!

“A PlayStation?” you hope, tilting your head as she swipes a controller off the shelf and slumps down in one of two beanbags on the floor. She doesn’t invite you to come over and plonk down on the other, so you don’t move. This is already unfamiliar, tumultuous territory.

“Uh huh. Don’t just stand there! If we’re gonna be forced to spend time together, it’s gonna be my way. We’re playing Origami Bird Clash: Arena. Sit down and try to keep up.”

By the time you dive in headfirst, confusion is your best friend. The learning curve is steep and the moveset is not intuitive for someone who’s never even touched mobile games. The controller feels entirely too big in your small hands, the distance between each button stretching impossibly far. You become aware that Origami Bird Clash: Arena is a fighting game. You can challenge other players online, bots, or even your friends in real life. 

You’re clumsy, struggling through the tutorial while Silver Wolf pulls out her hair, likely suffering from the most dire case of second-hand embarrassment. To her credit, she tries to be helpful, though she’s not patient enough to be the mentor type…

“You need to—no, you have to press R2! Read the instructions again,” she winces. When you look over (mistakenly taking your eyes off the task at hand entirely), she looks to be fighting the urge to rip the thing out of your hands and complete it for you. “Dude, eyes on the screen!”

“What’s… what’s R2 again?” The sounds of your starter bird getting absolutely pummeled by the wings of the tutorial bot fill the silence as you press random buttons in hopes of finding it on your own. Oops. 

The ashen-haired girl groans. “The right trigger! Just recover, you can do it. You can’t die yet, so stop panicking.”

This can’t seriously be fun for her, you can’t help but monologue. She looks like she’s gonna blow her top.

Are you that much trouble? Kafka may have forced her to hang out with you, but that’s kinda your fault; you didn’t busy your hands, didn’t find something to do, and now you’re just being a big bother to your big sister. In between the buzz of the day, sometimes you wonder what the hell this… group of people were thinking, to take you in. 

“I’m sorry,” you blurt, feeling the mortifying sting of tears beginning to form. “I-I’m sorry I’m not good at it, I’m t-trying.” 

This isn’t good. It’s never good to cry—you’ll only make people angry, and you don’t want to do that. You don’t want this new home to be like your last one, where everything that went wrong was your fault. Recover, like Silver Wolf said. You must recover. Abashedly wiping your tears with one hand, you drop the controller into your lap.

You suck in a breath whenever she shifts in your peripherals, holding the air in your throat after she begins to reach over towards you, jutting out a little from her beanbag to close the distance. 

To your surprise, she doesn’t yell (even lightheartedly like she had been in frustration earlier), only sighing next to your ear and seizing the piece of plastic in your hands. She sets it aside on the floor, and then you deem it safe enough to sneak a peek at her. Silver Wolf still has that pinch between her brow, but she’s oddly devoid of complaints, staring at you.

“Look, don’t cry,” she beseeches, unsure of herself. It’s almost like she’s terrible at comforting people. Your vision blurs further while your bottom lip trembles, making her panic. “No, no, stop. It’s fine, okay? It’s whatever. You’ve never played before. And you’re not that terrible,” she rambles, “I’ve clashed against grown men with worse reflexes!”

Yeah. She’s terrible at comforting people.

“Damn it, I’ll get you a tissue or something. Not on your sleeve, that’s gross—”

She takes off out of the room, and by the time she comes back, it’s with a few crumpled paper towels that she all but shoves into your hands. You hiccup and blow your nose, muttering more apologies under your breath while she stands there, towering over you and clueless. At least she’s not mad…

“Sorry a-again. I’ll be better.”

“Kid, you may be new and monopolizing everyone’s attention—not like I care or anything—but you need to stop saying you’re sorry. It’s uncool and makes me look lame,” Silver Wolf says matter-of-factly, pushing up the flimsy shades resting on her forehead. “And if you’re gonna roll with me to keep Kafka out of our business, you’ve gotta be cool.” 

Cool. She’s right, you’ve gotta measure up to her attitude to fit in. But that’s not what makes you stall in your reply. You stand up too, even if you feel unsure on your feet. 

“You want to ‘roll with me’? B-But I thought this was… a one-time…” you gesture vaguely.  

“Ugh, just let me make you stop crying,” she plants her hands on her hips before waltzing over her desk in the middle of the room. Earlier you’d spotted the minifridge sitting just beside it, which your big sister kneels down to open, rummaging and subsequently clanging through its contents.

“Do you like Monster?”

“...I don’t think I’ve—”

“Well, you will soon enough. Heh.” Silver Wolf pops her gum and makes her way back over, shoving a can in your face. It looks way too big and heavy to drink in one sitting, making you wince, but you take it anyway after stuffing the paper towels in your pocket. You yank on the tab, watching the carbon dioxide ominously leave the opening after a snap. 

“We don’t have to finish the tutorial right now,” she stretches, “but maybe if you feel better—the Ultra White will def help—we can try again later. And if you learn to abuse combos like me, that’s a plus.”

Your heart warms a little, rises just a smidge. Maybe things will be different here after all. Even if she’s just saying that to make you feel better, wouldn’t it be nice to have someone to be around?

Most of your time is spent staring at walls, thumbing through the frail paperbacks you managed to bring from home, and wishing. For what? You’re not sure. A lot of your new family members seem eager to talk to you, but they’re adults. They’re not quite able to coax you out of your shell, evidently lacking the means to.

But Silver Wolf is different. She’s your sister, not your guardian. And not to mention, she has dyed purple ends and she uses… curse words. She’s cool, and maybe, if the last five minutes are anything to go by, she could think of you as cool too.

Well, if you ever learn how to “abuse combos”, that is. You aren’t quite sure what a combo is yet. 

“Um,” you squeak. “I’d like to f-finish it now. I’ll try again.”

She looks surprised—then she grins. “Now that is the spirit I’ve been looking for. The basics will serve you well online, kid. You just gotta get good.” 

Later

“Would you mind explaining why your little sibling is bouncing off the walls?” Kafka asks Silver Wolf, mirth dancing in her gaze. Despite the stern phrasing of her question, she’s very amused, as she often is. 

The ashen-haired girl shrugs, watching you pace laps around the kitchen. “Dunno. That’s crazy.”

Kafka chuckles. “I’m glad you two had fun.”

“Ugh. We didn’t,” Silver Wolf sharply refutes, “I was just doing what you told me to do.” “Whatever you say, Wolfie.”

[baesimss]

Les Regalia | Windenburg 🖤

Nestled in the heart of Windenburg's Queen's District, Les Regalia is a sophisticated shopping square housing luxury brands such as Jo Malone, Hermes, Van Cleef & Arpels, Cartier, and Ralph Lauren. With prestigious beauty salon La Marie, gourmet Cafe De La Rue, fragrance store Noir Parfumerie and a luxury valet service, Les Regalia offers a premier retail experience. The shopping square is more than just a shopping destination; it is a lifestyle experience that combines luxury and style, truly reflecting the regal spirit of Windenburg.

♡ Credits & Gratitude: An immense thank you goes out to all of the builders and cc creators that helped make Les Regalia happen. Putting this all together has been such a joy and this area has become my favorite area in my entire save file so far. Les Regalia features builds from @shesimsplayer, @bbygyal123 and @aashwarr, all I did was minor tweaking/revamping/building to put it all together in a cohesive manner and fill out the space. I've also utilized billboards and art around this area created by @kekeyw, @simwearsprada and @lijoue.

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Sam Goody stores at Universal CityWalk & Horton Plaza (1993 & 1995)

"The synthesis of three distinct merchandising departments for the new Sam Goody store at the Universal Citywalk exhibits a design of dynamic expression by the Jerde Partnership design team.

The new building sits on the center court of an outdoor shopping mall in Southern California. Representing the three merchandising concepts of Sam Goody, the design pronounces each area through unique and interrelated façades.

The customer enters the Popular Music department through an animated, neon-accented color plaster façade. The entrance to the Classics department and the upstairs Coffee Cafe is between two 40 foot high, 10 foot in diameter Corinthian columns within an interpretative classical façade. A 35 foot high, two-dimensional profile sign depicting King Kong climbing the face of a black and metallic bronze tile building hangs over the entrance to Suncoast Motion Picture Company (video).

The central sales environment is referred to as Backstage, and has the character and atmosphere of a soundstage/studio. The two-story space is defined by upper level catwalks and the destination mezzanine known as the Coffee Cafe. A three-dimensional, walk-through Media Wall features music advertising, photos, oversized images, photo lightboxes, video monitors, projected music videos, reader boards and graphic elements.

Media events are orchestrated throughout the day in an ever-changing environment that depicts the trends of popular music and movies. Weather reports, current events and promotional messages continuously scroll by on the reader boards. In-store performances, CD signings and record promotions bring a sense of "an event" to the store. A live VJ/DJ controls all aspects of the store's music and video media, and interacts with the customers.

On a floating piano-shaped level, the Classics department features a state-of-the-art inventory of classical and jazz selections and creates a controlled, intimate area for the customer with special acoustics, localized sound systems, listening stations and lighting. In the Suncoast Motion Picture Company department, tall video columns accent the environment, supporting the sale of videos and laserdiscs. Interspersed throughout the department are video monitors creating the effect of video confetti.

The Coffee Cafe features a wide variety of interactive listening stations and media experiences. It is intended to be an intimate environment where the customer can pause, enjoy the fare, engage in conversation and take in views of the store as well as the street below through its windows."

Designed by The Jerde Partnership

Scanned from: Stores - Retail Display & Design (1997), Great Store Design 2 (1996), Shops & Boutiques (1994)

[three--rings]

Most people don't have any understanding of what has been lost in Lahaina Town. Not just lives and property, but an entire town.

Most people hear "a city/town in Hawaii" and they picture probably resorts. And there are plenty of resorts nearby. But those are all fine.

Lahaina was an old whaling town dating back to the original colonization by white settlers. Before white people arrived, it was the capital of the island, where the high chief ruled, including Kamehameha the Great. The buildings are old, wooden, and crowded together. Obviously that was a problem in the face of the insanely fast wildfire.

But these weren't mansions, Mc or otherwise. It was a tourist town, a destination for cute, spendy shopping and dining, full of art galleries. (OMG THE GALLERIES. There was so much ART lost. There was original Dr. Seuss art in one gallery when I was there in January. That's gone now. Etc.)

But the people who lived and worked in Lahaina were mostly working class, working retail and restaurant jobs, living in old apartments and small houses. Lots of elderly, lots of non-white in a wide range of ethnicities, old hippies who have been there since the 60s and 70s. Yeah they were probably a little better off than people who drive in from other places to work in West Maui, at least because their property was high value, if they owned. But they lived without A/C, hung their laundry on lines, biked to work, called in sick to go surfing when the waves were up. There was a Chinese cultural center and a Buddhist temple, two different structures, if that tells you anything. Multiple museums housing historic items and cultural centers.

And the town will be rebuilt, in some form, I imagine. Or re-developed, more likely. People who are now homeless, who can't afford to rebuild or pay for two residences while the recovery happens will be bought out by deep pocketed developers. If they rebuild Lahaina Town I'm afraid it will be Lahaina Town tm by Disney.

Another fake paradise for tourists with lava rock from the Big Island. Another bit of Hawaii swallowed by capitalism and climate change.

I'm not painting everything about Lahaina as it was as perfect. Front Street was an often gaudy display of brand names and hucksters out to shovel in the tourist dollars. And of course the politics of Hawaii are incredibly complex and fraught in so many ways. I'm just a mainlander haole. I will never live on the islands, despite my family there constantly asking me to move. But I've spent more time there than anywhere I haven't lived, almost all of that time in West Maui.

My mom works in a building that is not there anymore. She just described that job to me as "the last job she'll ever have" as she's 79 and very happy with working two days a week selling t-shirts to cruise ship people. My brother has worked in a gallery on front street for the last ten years.

I don't know. A city of almost 15,000 permanent residents is just gone. 50 or so are confirmed dead, in some horrific circumstances from what I hear.

My mom says people are just walking around with thousand-yard-stares, aimless, clutching cell phones trying to get signal (there isn't any, but you can get lucky and get a call through. Some texts are going in but not out.)

So I don't know folks. Keep those people in your thoughts. If you can donate, I think this may be a good place because it's going to lots of local orgs on the ground: https://www.hawaiicommunityfoundation.org/maui-strong

I keep thinking of new sad things.

Anyway I'm going to leave you with a picture I took while strolling down Front Street one evening.