By KARI HAMANAKA
CREJ Staff Writer
When the last of the clearance merchandise was packed up and the lights turned off at a Mervyns in Fullerton, it left a vacant hole at the end of the Crossroads Shopping Center.
"Without the anchors, what's the big draw?" asked architect Alex Kosich. "If they [landlords] can come up with some creative uses for these major tenants [vacant space], it could work."
With Kohl's and Forever 21 only replac...
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