well soon enough we'll see some structure and it wont be a mystery. I'm hoping for a market and not an express. Lord knows we don't need a dollar store, we need a grocery store!
well soon enough we'll see some structure and it wont be a mystery. I'm hoping for a market and not an express. Lord knows we don't need a dollar store, we need a grocery store!
The Express ones I have seen are only around 11,000 - 12,000 square feet so this should be a full neighborhood market as the new one in Norman is around 42,000 square feet.
i don't know the details of the Norman Supercenter that is being built, but i thought i read that it was kept under wraps until the last minute to avoid community protests and locals (which happened buy were small and unsuccessful) from raising hell that ANOTHER WalMart was being built, lowering property values, bringing excess traffic, etc etc.
Surely they wouldn't be thinking that same strategy is needed here, right? I mean, "I'M" no WalMart fan, but i don't think they will have to worry about protests in the Mid-Del area...the WalMarts here have seemingly done very well for the locals.
The old gas station at 240/Sooner has some major dirt work going on now too. The plot is big enough to be an OnCue...hehehe. Doubt it with one 3 miles up the road, but with Phillips/7-11 (unless they close sooner/44th and move it, which is a possibility), Valero, and Sinclair near by there aren't a whole lot of other brands to go in.
It is an MVG Neighborhood Market, with a gas station in the parking lot. Currently one under construction and another in Enid as well. That's all I know as well from the plans I have seen.
Correct me if I'm wrong but...MVG appears to be the name of the Denver based developer, NOT the name of the grocery store.
I believe this is what is being referred to above when its mentioned that the name of the store is not being used, only the developer and "neighborhood market."
All signs are pointing to this being a WalMart Neighborhood Market. A google search of "MVG neighborhood market" is bringing up stories of walmart grocery stores being built in Virginia. That is all anyone appears to know at this time.
It very well may be a WM, but I have yet to see a WM concept not be plainly noted as such on any plans for construction. See recently the recent WM Neighborhood Markets bid in Yukon and Norman.
It pretty much HAS to be Wal-Mart because in OKC, there really isn't anything else it could be. Knowing the market strategy of Crest, Homeland, Uptown, Whole Foods, Sprouts, and Natural Grocers, that location doesn't fit any of them. It's not likely a new player would pick a location like that to enter the market.
Narrow - Immediate Care is on the other side of 74th, on the little plot between the offramp and 74th. Since it's said "coming fall 2014" for over a year, I'm a bit less optimistic that they're actually going to build anything. It would be difficult to open any type of construction before the end of the year, regardless of how small it is. I'm guessing they ran out of steam and gave up, which is unfortunate. It would be nice to have an urgent care around the area.
I guess the mystery will be solved soon enough...walls are up...construction is in full swing. Still. No. Indication. EXACTLY. what this "store" will be. Regardless of all signs pointing to it being a WMNM, then why all the secrecy?
I'm still leaning on WMNM, if you compare the structure layout to the one on Reno, you'll see a similar small set of openings on one end of the front (entrance/exit). No other windows or anything.
Looks/Smells/Acts like a WMNM to me....
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