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General Food, Dining and Nightlife News
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That seems to be the prevailing view, although sometimes I wonder if Downtown has any future as a retail destination.  With even TBS closing (due to a rent increase, I'm told) it seems like a pretty difficult area for anything other than eateries and offices.  The number of empty store fronts seems, if anything, to be increasing, to the point that I sometimes wonder whether landlords/developers aren't being too ambitious in their rent expectations.

Edit:  Musings more suited to the retail thread, I suppose.
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