Again, you missed the entire conversation prior to putting in your 2 cents. My point initially was that it was VERY expensive to open a new grocery store because of the extremely high cost of purchasing property, acquiring permits, hookups for water/gas/sewer, construction, and labor costs to build a new facility.
Lecter you said.... NAH....that is no problem because they all just rent. I called BS on that but now you have hitched onto that BS and are riding it like a fly on sh** too.
Try reading for a change. I know info is tough to decifer for you all unless it comes in a meme or Twatter format.
"A zoning plan shows Publix will be built on an UNDEVELOPED plot of land at the southwest corner of Triple Crown Boulevard and Richwood Road."
Families in Triple Crown — an upscale living community in Richwood in Boone County — will have a new neighbor in the not-too-distant future named Publix.
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Publix Buys LAND in Louisville, Plans to Develop Market’s Third Grocery Store
"An affiliate of the Florida-based Publix Super Markets chain bought about 9 acres of VACANT LAND on and near Brambleton Avenue Nov. 29 and confirmed Wednesday it will build a store there."
A survey shows customers applaud Publix for its food, cleanliness and staff, but some struggle with its prices.
roanoke.com
Publix Supermarkets Inc. has purchased a VACANT industrial land on Jacksonville’s Westside
JACKSONVILLE, FL-Publix Supermarkets Inc. has purchased a vacant industrial land on Jacksonville's Westside, beside its current distribution center.
www.globest.com
VACANT land in northeastern Doral sold to Publix Super Markets last week for $4.77 million.
Vacant land in northeastern Doral sold to Publix Super Markets last week for $4.77 million.
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