Real Estate/Development
Jan. 27, 2004
Sacramento's Performance Will Be Just Shy of '03
BY OLIVIA LOY CREJ Staff Writer With all the restaurants that opened in Sacramento over the past few years, it could have been easy to forget about the plight of the supermarkets.
BY OLIVIA LOY
CREJ Staff Writer
With all the restaurants that opened in Sacramento over the past few years, it could have been easy to forget about the plight of the supermarkets.
Market experts across the board point to the festering battle between union members and supermarket owners as a sign of potential trouble for a once solid aspect of the retail industry.
But aside from the grocery wars, market experts predict another solid year for ...
CREJ Staff Writer
With all the restaurants that opened in Sacramento over the past few years, it could have been easy to forget about the plight of the supermarkets.
Market experts across the board point to the festering battle between union members and supermarket owners as a sign of potential trouble for a once solid aspect of the retail industry.
But aside from the grocery wars, market experts predict another solid year for ...
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