Eastern Shore Center sucks - damn near every metro area in the Southeast has a crappy lifestyle center that's the same or "better".
There is nothing more pathetic then tearing down a bunch of woods to build something that is supposed to feel like a city - why not just invest in an existing city instead if that is the feeling you are going for?
Malls, in general, suck. They are suburban creations, for the most part. This is a website about urban development, skyscrapers, etc... Lifestyle centers and sprawling mall complexes have nothing to do with that!
I want to see stores downtown - department stores, boutiques, whatever. If they need to have attractive parking decks attached - so be it. Canal Place is a pretty good example. It is a high-rise developement with no surface parking and a good streetscape. It has some pretty nice stores including a high end department store - in general, in blends in well with its urban surroundings.
Eastern Shore Center might be fine for the rubes in Baldwin or West Mobile, but I would expect folks on this site to demand more.