I noticed this example of a Google Local Pack listing, and noticed one listing standing out significantly. It is taking advantage of how a business can list their local business when they have both a lengthy physical address along with a long shopping center name.

The reason was due to the use of an abormally long address that included not only the physical address with a unit number, which caused it to split to two lines, but also with the addition of the shopping mall it was located in, which also split over two lines.  The result was the address field was 6 lines in length, versus the usual 3-4 lines, which caused a huge amount of white space to appear below the listing.

Here is how it appears in the middle of a pack, rather than as the first listing on the page.

Again, it is quite noticeable.

The address itself does fall within the 80 character limit, however as you can see with the listing above it on the second screenshot, the shopping center portion does combine with the street address in another listing on that page.

When viewed from a mobile device, it is truncated along with the other listings.

While not everyone includes the shopping center part in the address of business listings, local search marketers might want to consider adding it, so their listings can stand out as well.