Even with a $30 million lawsuit hanging over both shopping hubs, Harbour Center officials said they've signed a deal with a grocery store called Fresh Market that will take over the roughly 25,000-square-foot space occupied by Whole Foods.
Fresh Market, a North Carolina-based company that operates 81 stores, including a location in Baltimore, offers fresh produce and an open-air European market atmosphere, according to a company...
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Harbour Center/Jack-in-the-Box - 2009-11-05 12:50:18
I hope that Jack-in-the-Box toy store is hurt badly by the changes at Harbour Center -they recently remodeled their store and didn't pay their contractors despite numerous promises. They deserve NOTHING from the paying public until they pay up -- what goes around comes around!
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whole foods - 2008-09-07 19:54:51
ive been a metro dc resident for over 20 yrs and ive never really seen anyone really do any major shopping at whole foods.most check out lines are empty and most things there are way to exotic for normal everyday use. so i really dont think it will be much of a loss to lose this tenant just as long as the space gets filled. the open air market sounds nice or even a trader joes!
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