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Target’s two biggest competitor’s are Wal-Mart and Costco. Either could be a welcome addition to meet the needs for consumer goods for the thousands of downtown residents.
What a shame! That would’ve been an ideal location for Target.
Sounds like they want to open one of their smaller format stores.
Downtown needs more options like Target to meet the needs of a diverse population. Why could a deal not be reached….perhaps greed?
That’s unfortunate. Everyone I know would love to see a Target downtown. Downtown Denver has a smaller format Target store and it was pretty busy when I stopped in to take a look at it. I’m convinced it would work in Indy, but it sounds like they couldn’t come to an agreement on price/terms.
Agree with all of the above comments. Unfortunately, leasing the space for offices will only hasten the demise of the other retailers in what is left of the mall – while a Target or similar would draw more people to shop throughout.