The finding results show that the success of shopping centers is generally influenced by indicators like atmosphere, safety, accessibility, and leisure activities while people visit traditional open street bazaars in Karachi for the economical prices and accessibility to public transportation. Data is collected through an online survey in relation to a traditional bazaar and a newly built shopping center in Karachi, Pakistan. A comparative case study technique is used. Bazaars and the impact of services offered by shopping centers on user satisfaction. This aim will be achieved by 1) understanding the evolving concepts of public spaces in Karachi and 2) investigating people’s preference for shopping centers vs.
shopping centers and the attribute of shopping centers that aided in their preference. This research will investigate the preference of people for traditional bazaars vs. However, parts of the old bazaars in Karachi have been slowly destroyed to make room for wider streets and roads in Karachi, and new forms of shopping centers have been emerging across the city. Karachi, being the commercial hub of Pakistan, hosts a load of business centers and marketplaces around the city. Modern shopping centers seem to be an appropriate alternative to bazaars in terms of accessibility, quality of space, maintenance, sense of safety and security, and leisure activities. However, over a period of time, the concept of Bazaars has changed. Bazaars as public spaces were responsible for creating an ideal public setting to enhance social interactions for everyone. Bazaars have always been a center of social, economic, and cultural exchange.
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