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Eighteen acres big. Three million square feet of buying-and-selling space big. Seen from the 14th-floor offices of Triple Five, its developer, American Dream glitters and sprawls like some hermetically sealed 21st-century city.  In 2011, Triple Five took over the troubled project originally known as Xanadu. By August of this year—thanks to a total revamp by the Canadian-based multinational conglomerate—the only reminder of what Chris Christie famously dubbed “the ugliest damn building in New Jersey” was the multicolored exterior of the indoor ski slope. By American Dream’s announced opening date of October 25, those notorious candy-colored stripes should be gone as...

Eighteen acres big. Three million square feet of buying-and-selling space big. Seen from the 14th-floor offices of Triple Five, its developer, American Dream glitters and sprawls like some hermetically sealed 21st-century city.  In 2011, Triple Five took over the troubled project originally known as Xanadu. By August of this year—thanks to a total revamp by the Canadian-based multinational conglomerate—the only reminder of what Chris Christie famously dubbed “the ugliest damn building in New Jersey” was the multicolored exterior of the indoor ski slope. By American Dream’s announced opening date of October 25, those notorious candy-colored stripes should be gone as...