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This hasnt been confirmed yet. Either way I doubt a Publix and kind of doubt a Teeter. Aldi is too small imo. But whatever eventually comes, it'll be welcome. The area needs one bad. Walmart Market is the best bet and best fit.
More than enough land for them to build their typically-included gas station too. Nothing else is over there but Exxon.
I would exclude Aldi, because it would be a rather unusual location for Aldi. The report mentioned that it's a low income area, so I would also exclude Harris Teeter and Publix, but not sure. Lidl is looking for well visible intersections. It could be a Lidl, but also a Walmart Neighborhood Market.
Not in Charleston, but Aldi is located in many low-income areas in other cities.
From the demographics it would be probably a good location for Aldi, but Aldi normally looks for locations in close proximity to larger retailers, to bring enough traffic.
From the demographics it would be probably a good location for Aldi, but Aldi normally looks for locations in close proximity to larger retailers, to bring enough traffic.
I've noticed that too. They seem to be in front of big box centers or across the street from Walmart: as the case with the Orangeburg, Lancaster, Florence, Easley, Taylors, Columbia, and Laurens Aldis.
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I think a Walmart Neighborhood Market would be very successful in that location.
Last edited by Carolina Knight; 09-14-2016 at 08:22 PM..
I've noticed that too. They seem to be in front of big box centers or across the street from Walmart: as the case with the Orangeburg, Lancaster, Florence, Easley, Taylors, Columbia, and Laurens Aldis.
Lowe's seems to be a magnet for them as well.
That is the case sometimes, but then you have the Aldi in Summerville and the one coming to Mt. Pleasant, which are off on their own.
That is the case sometimes, but then you have the Aldi in Summerville and the one coming to Mt. Pleasant, which are off on their own.
The Mount Pleasant Aldi will be in a shopping center. The Summerville Aldi is 2 intersections away from a Super Walmart, and is connected to a Big Lots.
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