Andares

Shopping mall in Zapopan, Mexico

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Andares Shopping Mall

Andares is a shopping mall in Zapopan, Mexico, in the Guadalajara metropolitan area. This outdoor and indoor shopping center is located in the heart of the city. It opened on November 19, 2008. Anchors are Palacio de Hierro and Liverpool. The project was developed by DMI (Desarrolladora Mexicana de Inmuebles). Andares is one of the biggest mixed-use projects in Latin America, composed by multiple retail areas, 4 office buildings, 2 residential buildings and a hotel.

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* Andares Luxury

20°40′24″N 103°24′14″W﻿ / ﻿20.6733°N 103.404°W﻿ / 20.6733; -103.404

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Shopping malls in Mexico

Greater
Mexico City|

* Antara Polanco
* Arcos Bosques
* Artz Pedregal
* Centro Coyoacán
* Centro Santa Fe
* Ciudad Jardín Bicentenario
* Cosmopol
* Encuentro Oceanía
* Forum Buenavista
* Galerías Insurgentes
* Manacar
* Metrópoli Patriotismo
* Mexipuerto Cementos Fortaleza Cuatro Caminos
* Mítikah
* Miyana
* Multiplaza Aragón
* Parque Delta
* Parques Polanco
* Pasaje Jacaranda
* Pasaje Polanco
* Paseo Acoxpa
* Paseo Interlomas
* Patio Santa Fe
* Perisur
* Plaza Carso
* Plaza de las Estrellas
* Plaza Insurgentes
* Plaza Satélite
* Plaza Universidad
* Portal San Ángel
* Reforma 222
* Samara Shops
* Toreo Parque Central

Monterrey|

* Galerías Monterrey
* Galerías Valle Oriente
* Paseo San Pedro
* Plaza Fiesta San Agustín
* Plaza San Pedro

Guadalajara|

* Andares
* Galerías Guadalajara
* Plaza del Sol
* Sania

Puebla City|

* Angelópolis Lifestyle Center
* Parque Puebla

Tijuana|

* Cinco y Diez (multiple malls)
* Península
* Plaza Carrousel
* Plaza Río Tijuana
* Plaza Viva Tijuana

Elsewhere|

* Antea LifeStyle Center (Querétaro)
* Centro Comercial El Parián (Aguascalientes)
* Centro Comercial El Paseo Tehuacan (Tehuacán)
* Forum Culiacán (Sinaloa)
* Paseo Mochis (Sinaloa)
* Paseo Reforma (Nuevo Laredo)
* Plaza Galerias Pachuca
* Plaza Sendero (various cities)

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