Meijer plans to build 75,000-square-foot grocery store on east side of Fishers

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4 thoughts on “Meijer plans to build 75,000-square-foot grocery store on east side of Fishers

  1. “Residents at Monday’s City Council meeting expressed concerns about traffic, light pollution and noise that they anticipate the grocery store and gas station would create.”

    So, in other words, NIMBYs did their NIMBY thing…

    1. Agreed, when Marsh closed, it left dozens of areas in the Indianapolis metro without stores. The private equity firm that owned Marsh wasn’t as competitive in the market and locations were half a***d remodeled but that wasn’t enough to save them. Hopefully Meijer and others see value in redevelopment instead of the cheap greenfield developments that they are accustomed to. Perhaps we can get some local tax incentives to entice more redevelopment in established neighborhoods with existing customer bases.

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