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With all the new residential housing in the downtown district, residents there could surely benefit from an urban Target. Perhaps the mall owners could lure the retailer with incentives similar to those that were used to persuade Delta airlines to establish non-stop flights to Paris (which, before the pandemic hit, had grown profitable and were economically self-sustaining).
Circle Centre is such a wonderful urban space. It’s a shame that so many retailers have left leaving downtown without many options for shopping. I agree with so many downtown residents I would think their would be a demand for a Target or a CB2 or Home Goods. Walking around the exterior of the mall the City needs to spend some money on replacing, repairing and cleaning the sidewalks making it more appealing to shoppers and visitors.
Would downtown residents love a CityTarget? Sure. But downtown remains a barely viable location for one. Even if it ever happens, I highly doubt it will be in Circle Center as there are several much better locations.
Downtown can certainly support a City Target. I agree though that Circle Centre probably wouldn’t be the right location. There just isn’t enough residential housing right there. Somewhere along Mass Ave or in the Market East District would be better for them. I’m excited to see how they ultimately repurpose Circle Centre. A Target might work if there is a major residential component in the plan to redevelop the mall.