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Ikea still very popular there...maybe a Walmart or car dealership
Already a target in the mall. The just redid then exterior of that store in the last 2 years. My guess it becomes smaller stores mainly restaurants and activities such as escape room, a painting place etc.
Make it green space.
Big box brick & mortar are headed the way of the dinosaurs. Every time one of these places fold the buidlings should be demolished and the property cleaned up and returned to nature.
I think they are building a brand new apartment complex across the street where Sears used to be. That is definitely a prime location within walking distance to the train.
That Macy's store was the worst anyway. Limited selection and always a mess. Hopefully they figure out something decent to put in it's place.
Eddie Lampert (owner of sears and in a separate company owner of that property) wants to have a huge complex development, but is going to run into a lot of opposition, between NIMBY and the downtown coalition who want a much smaller project, more friendly to commuters and young people.
Eddie Lampert (owner of sears and in a separate company owner of that property) wants to have a huge complex development, but is going to run into a lot of opposition, between NIMBY and the downtown coalition who want a much smaller project, more friendly to commuters and young people.
What could be more friendly to commuters than more places for them to live
Ikea still very popular there...maybe a Walmart or car dealership
No, need a Walgreens or CVS. Not too many of them around.
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