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Midtown Target is truly dead, so where else in Detroit could one go? (Plus Sheetz talk)

PLUS: How far will you drive for a road trip?

Norris Howard Norris Howard Detroit, MI

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Midtown Target is truly dead, so where else in Detroit could one go? (Plus Sheetz talk)

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On today's podcast:

Target in Midtown Canceled: Jer and Norris discuss the cancellation of the proposed 32,000 square foot Target store in Midtown due to project delays and complications. Despite this, 350 apartments will still be built at the site by City Club Apartments, who are seeking another national retailer to replace Target.

Potential City Target Locations In Detroit: The hosts brainstorm various potential locations for a smaller format City Target in Detroit, including the North End, New Center, and even the Avenue of Fashion.

Full-Size Target Stores: They also explore ideas for full-size Target locations in Metro Detroit, with suggestions like Grand River and Greenfield on the west side and potential spots on the east side.

Sheetz Convenience Stores: Norris and Jer get into the buzz around Sheets, a combination gas station and convenience store chain, which is expanding into Michigan. They discuss its appeal and the potential impact on local businesses.

Road Trips vs. Flying: How long do you drive before you feel like you need to fly? Tune in for a lively debate on the merits of road trips versus flying, with Jer advocating for the joys of road travel while Norris shares his reservations and personal experiences.

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