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The Pipeline: Commercial Real Estate Round Up for 6.25.10

Al Harris June 25, 2010 0

Kroger sold aretail building in Chester to the C.F. Sauer Company for $2.39 million. The 55,552-square-foot building was operated by Kroger until 2007 when it relocated the store to a different shopping center. Plus,

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Way beyond ‘paper or plastic?’

Al Harris June 24, 2010 4

More than 150 future Kroger employees are at the grocer’s training center on Staples Mill. In July, they will work at the new 86,000-square-foot store at the Corner at Short Pump, which is part

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CVS clears out for Kroger

Al Harris January 19, 2010 0

The CVS Pharmacy at 3515 W. Cary St. is closed and clearing out to make way for an expansion of the Kroger grocery store next door. CVS is currently having a store fixture liquidation

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Kroger ups ante in grocery fight

Aaron Kremer November 10, 2009 2

There’s a food fight brewing in Carytown, where Kroger is taking dead aim at Ukrop’s. The chain is in negotiations to take over the lease of the CVS next-door and add around 18,000 square

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Just around the corner

Trevor Dickerson July 14, 2009 2

Development of the next retail complex at Short Pump is back on schedule

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New Kroger Store Opening Date Pushed Back

Trevor Dickerson December 17, 2008 0

The opening of a Short Pump Kroger has been postponed. The Corner At Short Pump, a 47-acre retail and residential development on West Broad Street at Lauderdale Drive, will feature a high-end, 86,000 square

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Pipeline Commercial Real Estate Round Up for 11.14.08

Al Harris November 14, 2008 0

Thalhimer reports Kroger has leased 86,000 square feet at The Corner at Short Pump located at the corner of West Broad Street. and Lauderdale Drive. The 250,000 square feet shopping center recently broke ground

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Same Box, Same Price, Less Food

Alec July 10, 2008 0

The boxes, cartons and cans at the grocery stores are getting smaller – although you have to look really carefully to notice. As reported by MSNBC, manufacturers have begun “short-sizing” their products. The practice

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