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A story --not available online --in the Mar 14th 2018 State Port Pilot says that new floodplain maps would go into effect this August and "the change is also expected to spur construction of the Publix supermarket and associated stores off E Oak Island Dr at SE 50th and 51st streets."
I have heard several in SJP say Lowes is too expensive and they are looking forward to a grocery store that is more reasonable.
Its going to be a relatively small store (28,000 sf versus Lowe's at 40,000 sf), with an emphasis on prepared and take out foods, so it may not be all that attractive to people for all their shopping needs.
A story --not available online --in the Mar 14th 2018 State Port Pilot says that new floodplain maps would go into effect this August and "the change is also expected to spur construction of the Publix supermarket and associated stores off E Oak Island Dr at SE 50th and 51st streets."
Would Publix and Oak Island Market Place be projected to open in 2019?
I have heard several in SJP say Lowes is too expensive and they are looking forward to a grocery store that is more reasonable.
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Originally Posted by BC1960
Its going to be a relatively small store (28,000 sf versus Lowe's at 40,000 sf), with an emphasis on prepared and take out foods, so it may not be all that attractive to people for all their shopping needs.
Lowe's Foods has been struggling with store operations, pricing, and necessities. I doubt expanding into additional markets in South Carolina after failing in Charlotte is a wise idea.
I wonder if Publix has considered or is considering opening a store near Saint James Plantation.
Lowe's Foods has been struggling with store operations, pricing, and necessities. I doubt expanding into additional markets in South Carolina after failing in Charlotte is a wise idea.
Umm, ok. No one mentioned South Carolina.
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Originally Posted by Carolina Knight
I wonder if Publix has considered or is considering opening a store near Saint James Plantation.
Mirasol looks to be interesting. I will spend time reading it.
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