An Apple Store is coming. What retail should Detroit get next?
Shianne Nocerini
Oakland County, MI
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We first reported locally that yes, an Apple Store is coming to downtown Detroit. But what does it mean? What could happen next? And how could downtown Detroit fit into not only the city but the region's shopping scene?
Jer and Shi talk about that - and what could be done to encourage more retail - in downtown Detroit. And look for your suggestions on what should be next.
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Key points:
(0:42): The Apple Store as a sign of progress and economic impact.
(3:18): Reimagining Downtown Detroit as a regional shopping destination, not just a neighborhood hub.
(5:15): Identifying key destination retail brands that could attract visitors (Lego, Sephora, etc.).
(8:35): The challenges of creating a viable ecosystem for small businesses, and the difficulties for businesses to survive - and why more foot traffic outside of games matters.
(10:38): Discussing the need for more parking options in downtown to boost retail traffic.
(16:25): Listener suggestions and thoughts on potential attractions and retail opportunities.
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Shianne Nocerini
Producer - Local business enthusiast, Barenaked Ladies fan for life, and a mom.
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