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Trader Joe's plans

For those of you who are awaiting Trader Joe's as eagerly as I am, here are the developer's plans. It looks like its gonna be about 11,000 sq. ft on the ground floor. It will be sharing the floor with a staples (like the nabe or the world needs another staples). Upstairs there's going to be a Michael's (craft store almost indistinguishable from AC Moore in the Shop n Shop mall). I don't get the retail logic behind all this, but I'm happy TJ's is coming.

This is the developer's website:
http://161.58.219.150/cgi-bin/Go.cgi?...

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By SuzyP on May 23, 2007 02:54PM

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The really good news is that Brooklyn will have a Whole Foods - I'm more excited about that than TJ's
Brooklyn
Whole Foods Market
220 3rd Street
Brooklyn, NY
52,000 sq. ft.
Opening date to be announced.
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By livetotravel on May 24, 2007 08:07AM