"Behind the gates, next to the avocado views... we pay others to work out for us."bones said:Where do ppl work out in OH/NP/NW?
TLow97 said:Besides Gelsons being a good candidate for the spot, I think Bristol Farms would do well there too.
TJinOH said:They actually have a for lease sign up on the door.
Like some guy just going to drive by one day while buying his Nektr and call in and be like, hey can I rent this giant space out... Uhh for a vape store?
What would you guys think about an upscale 99 Ranch store with a food court.
By upscale I mean like the super markets they have in Asia that's attached to a department store building. They are fairly luxurious.
nyc to oc said:TJinOH said:They actually have a for lease sign up on the door.
Like some guy just going to drive by one day while buying his Nektr and call in and be like, hey can I rent this giant space out... Uhh for a vape store?
What would you guys think about an upscale 99 Ranch store with a food court.
By upscale I mean like the super markets they have in Asia that's attached to a department store building. They are fairly luxurious.
It would be annoying to have an ethnic niche grocery store there. I think it should be a more general supermarket to appeal to a broad range of shoppers, and be a place where you can make quick runs for milk, bread, eggs, that sort of thing. I'm keeping my fingers crossed for Ralph's or TJ's but I doubt it will happen since its too close to Woodbury Town Center.
Soylent Green Is People said:Now that there are new players in these stores, perhaps Vons/Pavillions/Albertsons could pop back into a couple of these locations. One can hope. The Von's in our area was terrific and price competitive.
irvinehomeowner said:What about Bristol Farms? Did they ever open up another South County location after they closed the one at Kaleidoscope?
http://www.dailybreeze.com/business...rnia-stores-bidders-lined-up-to-buy-55-more/1Bellingham,Wash.-based Haggen also has accepted bids for 55 additional noncore supermarkets for a total of $47 million. Haggen plans to submit the results of the auction for approval to the Bankruptcy Court at a Nov. 24 hearing.
Albertsons is looking to buy the largest number of locations ? 33 in all. Other bidders include Sprouts Farmers Market, Stater Bros. Markets, SB Grocery LLC, Tustin Safe LLC, Tawa Inc., Balboa Retail LLC, Good Food Holdings, RSJ Investment Group, Donahue Schriber Realty Group, Regency Centers LP, Carnival Supermarkets Inc. and Yoke?s Foods Inc.