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I, like most people, was saddened to see longtime vendor Jabco General Store leave the Broadway Market.\u00a0 But I am a lemonade out of lemons kind of guy.<\/p>\n
When I went to the Market last Friday, I was amazed at how their leaving opened up the entire center of 999 Broadway.\u00a0 One thing the Market has lost over time is some continuity in its layout.\u00a0 How it got that way really doesn’t matter. What matters now is an opportunity for the Broadway Market has opened up…literally.<\/p>\n
The problem with where Jabco was located is that it created a walled environment inside the center of\u00a0 a marketplace that was traditionally open. The Market can build on this wall being removed and plan on new vendors that will have their product fully visible and not hidden behind a wall.\u00a0 It also creates a new flow to the environment and makes it more appealing as a place to shop.\u00a0 When you come down the center escalators, you a greeted to an open space that is inviting and gives a nice visual of more vendors selling their wares. When you are walking through the Market from front to back or back to front it now gives you a better unencumbered view of what is at either end of it.\u00a0 This to is visually stimulating and enhances the shopping shopping experience on a subconscious level.<\/p>\n
Like I said, I am a lemonade out of\u00a0 lemons kind of guy.<\/p>\n