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Bruce Schwartz, Gilbert's right hand man and downtown "embassador" is touring with Target executives downtown
here we go again
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https://twitter.com/detroitbruce/sta...54456923807744
Bruce Schwartz, Gilbert's right hand man and downtown "embassador" is touring with Target executives downtown
here we go again
If Target moves downtown, it will be the smaller "City" Target and not the super Target. Target has been downsizing/downscaling for a while, esp. here in Chicago.Quote:
Originally Posted by SpartanDawg
When I was in Detroit a month ago, Woodward Avenue was deader than a dead mouse.
Target announced they were dropping the designation "City", "Express", "Greatland" etc. to end confusion. A store in downtown will happen. As Bedrock has stated before, all openings will coincide with the M1 rail startup.
I came down a couple weeks ago and had breakfast at Parks & Rec [[biscuits+gravy highly recommended, cinnamon roll excellent too). Woodward is odd. The stretch from about Jefferson to State was totally full of people at 11am on a Monday, as was the section of Griswold parallel to it. Six blocks of a normal, successful, crowded city and a lot of construction going on. Then as soon as you got basically to the Hudson's site, empty.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chicago48
Still a very, very long way to go but every piece will help. I hope they start construction on the Hudson's replacement soon, as well as the new building where the Grind was and the Book and Stott renos. Between those and the M-1 I would expect a lot to happen over the next five years, economic gods willing, because those will add up to a major residential addition and increased demand for things like Target.