Burlington plans department store at downtown’s Claypool Court

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11 thoughts on “Burlington plans department store at downtown’s Claypool Court

    1. Fusek’s True Value Hardware is downtown at 350 E. New York and a great hardware store with a wide variety of products. It also shares an excellent free parking lot with its next door neighbor Needler’s Grocery and Pharmacy another downtown jewel.

    2. No argument they have higher prices vs the big box stores in the burbs. And I’m confident they also have higher rent and their product costs to them are higher because they cannot do high volume purchases like big box stores.
      However, as a downtown resident, I’m fine with paying a bit extra in exchange for the convenience of shopping close to home, close enough to walk in many cases. As opposed to having to experience the additional cost and inconvenience of driving several miles in stop and go traffic to the burbs.

  1. Downtown Indianapolis needs more retail so this is a good to hear. While the residential market is booming downtown the retail market has been very slow to respond, Target usually jumps into these type urban markets with high density and relatively affluent population so surprised they have not opened a Downtown location.

    1. Murray must not get out of Indy much because there are some quite nice Burlington stores in other cities.

    2. The Burlington in Nobelsville Saxony area is very nice. Im not sure why the one downtown couldn’t be just as nice considering the location and the redevelopment of Circle Center Mall.

    3. I remember reading somewhere once that Burlington (Coat Factory) was “the Grim Reaper of declining malls”, LOL.

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