Pedestrian Shopping Streets:.
a) are, for the most part, shopping malls, usually housing several department stores.
b) are malls which include stores owned by manufacturers, distributors, or others selling off-price merchandise.
c) are comprised of stores usually set up side by side. The amount of foot traffic directly affects the sales volumes and, therefore, the rents.
d) are older well-maintained office buildings.

C

Explanation:

Pedestrian Shopping Streets: are comprised of stores usually set up side by side. The amount of foot traffic directly affects the sales volumes and, therefore, the rents.

C) - are comprised of stores usually set up side by side. The amount of foot traffic directly affects the sales volumes and, therefore, the rents

Explanation:

Pedestrian Shopping streets are long lines of inter-connecting streets that contain retail shops and stores usually situated side by side that provide a variety of products for the residents of a community. They are commonly seen on the streets of European cities but occur in other parts of the world as well.

They are built specially for pedestrian shoppers - people who walk on foot- where they can buy their daily needs. The sheer volume of people who patronise these streets affect sales volumes as well as the rent.

Bargains, deals and discounts are commonly features of Pedestrian Shopping Streets