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Old Posted May 12, 2016, 10:38 PM
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Originally Posted by wong21fr View Post
Big, fancy Target (80K sq ft plus) with a massive vertical development component? Gone! Tiny, squat Target (20K-30K sq ft) that does happen? Success!
For a long time a Target in the city meant that you were real urban environment. I assume that's why it was talked about so much in Denver development circles. Now I can't see it happening in Denver - the entire company is headed down the drain as the traditional retail industry stagnates.

I guess I'm one of those "Millennials" - so why should I go to Target when if I plan ahead, I can get anything I want with two day Prime shipping from Amazon delivered to my door? Since Prime, I find myself visiting Target maybe once every 2-3 months to pick up things that I need faster than Amazon can deliver.