Malls

Faneuil Hall The Outdoor Mall Boston Mall Beggar's Faire
 * A real place located in Boston, it's an indoor and outdoor marketplace that's been used as a marketplace and meeting place since the mid-1700's.  The indoor area is three historic stone buildings made of granite filled with shops and eateries - some your typical chain stores and some local and quite unique.  The outdoor area is part marketplace and part festival.  The designated area has cobblestone streets with wooden carts selling things from local artists, businesses, and so forth.
 * It's become a tourist trap, but at the same time it's still worth visiting for the experience, the history, and the unique shops that aren't found anywhere else.
 * It's also a stop on the Freedom Trail.
 * Located in the rich part of Lynn, it's an upscale shopping plaza (think Shoppes of Viera) that's open all year.  During the winter it's outdoor areas are maintained with magical heating to make it comfortable without shoppers needing to stay bundled up, even with snow thick on the ground.  During the summer the same area is magically cooled for all day comfort.
 * Stores located in the (largely fictiousnessly populated) Boston Mall:
 * Salair's Salon Spa: a pair of double glass doors open into a lobby full of plants and silk screen landscapes.  The list of services are located on the counter.
 * A shoe store
 * A department store
 * Widgets and Rivets: jolt store
 * Victoria's Secret
 * The Sports Shop
 * It's a one weekend a month all out celebration of fun, ingenuity and skill.  It's rather like a Ren Faire with shops and stalls, entertainment and curiosity.  It's highly magical, but not affiliated with any branch - magi, jolts and druids are equally well represented.  It's also highly exclusive - people have to be known by others in attendance, registered and approved, and once they're on the list they recieve a text or email alerting them to the upcoming event about a week before.