Deletion of Seacourt Pavilion (2nd nomination)

Comment: In addition to general philosophical issues I have with these second (and third, and fourth) attempts at deleting articles after failed AfDs, this article provides materials from multiple reliably sourced publications in full compliance with ,  and  that deal directly with Seacourt Pavilion as the primary subject of each of the articles. To address the justifications for this AfD, 1) notability is established per unique feature offered at this mall, 2) There is a very limited number of stores listed, most of those listed are majors and anchors that have made a long-term commitment, and there are more than enough editors who have expressed an interest in maintaining this article to ensure that any changes are reflected, and 3) promotional tone is a wonderful opportunity to dig into the article and make it better, but a very poor (if not invalid) rationalization to delete an article
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Verifiability (WP:V||WP:RS||WP:CORP)

Comment: fails 
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:CORP)

Comment: I can't tell what to do with it based on the sources visible.  is the applicable guideline for malls and other businesses.  It isn't on a stock market index, and we have no evidence that  it meets the ranking index criteria either.  The link is to a directory entry, so is clearly trivial coverage.  The other stated sources are old enough to not be readily available online, but sources don't need to be online.  The New York Times page number looks odd; what does the RER prefix mean?  I'm guessing one of the regional or special editions, rather than the main paper.  If it is one of the regional editions, that would indicate that the NYT thought it was only of local interest.  If a special edition, I don't know what it means.  The other appears to be in a trade publication, some of which are just paid advertising and some of which are good sources.  I can't tell about this source either, so I don't know what we should do with the article
Stance: comment
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:CORP)