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Outlets.info has completed an expansion of its outlet-center directory, taking coverage to 208 centers across the United States. Each listing is rebuilt from the operator's own center page rather than aggregated third-party copy.

Every record carries a street address, telephone number, published trading hours, an anchor-brand roster and map coordinates. Coordinates feed the state travel pages, which plot centers on OpenStreetMap tiles and generate driving legs between them.

Alongside the directory, the site publishes a discount-depth score for each center and brand, so shoppers can compare the typical saving they should expect before travelling rather than relying on headline percentages at the door.

Outlets.info now runs a nightly verification cycle across operator newsrooms, mall event pages and national brand sale pages. Programmes are republished only when the source states a date, and every item on the site carries the timestamp of the last successful check.

The cycle rotates through the full source list in slices so no single operator site is fetched heavily, and it stops itself when a source is unavailable rather than carrying stale copy forward.

Where a center publishes nothing dated, the page says so plainly and falls back to the site's own seasonal guidance instead of inventing an offer.

Outlets.info has extended beyond outlet centers to flagship shopping malls, with hub groupings by format, brand rosters carrying typical discount levels, and individual store pages for each brand-at-mall combination.

Each mall page includes a price calculator that applies the center's typical discount tiers and the state's sales-tax treatment, including clothing exemptions, so a shopper can see the saving on a real basket rather than a headline percentage.

Brand pages add a thirteen-month discount history so readers can see how today's typical saving compares with the same month last year.