Convenience shops, retail centers, and facilities are all in the midst of construction initiatives.
The convenience shop wars are heating up once more in Ocala, with extra new construction and grand openings on faucets.
Construction on a new RaceTrac within the 3200 block of West Silver Springs Boulevard kicked off ultimate week as crews tore down a former ABC Fine Wine & Spirits place and will next tear down the former web page of Willoughby’s Produce close by to make way for the new store.
The Atlanta-based organization purchased 2.87 acres, which covered the ABC and Willoughby’s property in 2018. The shop will replicate one that these days opened on Northwest Blitchton Road (U.S. 27) at the southwest corner of the intersection with Northwest 35th Avenue Road.
The town plans a road to connect the two factors in the future, and RaceTrac is building a small portion of the deliberate street on every side. The new stores replace the close by stores on each road.
The ultra-modern construction joins another RaceTrac under production at the corner of Silver Springs Boulevard and Pine Avenue.
Yet another RaceTrac will cross up at the corner of Southwest seventeenth Street and State Road 2 hundred at the site of a former Walgreens; however, that undertaking currently is pending.
Meanwhile, throughout the street from the West Silver Springs RaceTrac creation site, a new Wawa is making ready for a grand opening. The first three Wawas in Marion County will open on April 25. The grand openings are set for the stores at 3601 E. Silver Springs Blvd. At 9 aa.m, 1001 Pine Ave. At 1 p.m., and 3312 W. Silver Springs Blvd. At 3 p.m.
At least three different Wawas will open this year in Marion County. The park at Southwest SR 200 and Southwest Forty-third Court will open in the late spring or early summer. The stores at the intersection of Abshier Boulevard and Hames Road (County Road 484) in Belleview and Maricamp Road at Southeast 24th Street will open in late summer.
What’s popping?
The Signature Brands’ “popcorn factory” and distribution center at 1900 SW 38th Ave. Sold for $eleven.Eight million to Gladstone Commercial, a publicly-traded real estate funding accepted as true with the corporation.
It became unclear on Monday afternoon if Signature Brands would lease the belongings back from Gladstone. The Virginia-based organization invests in business real estate and leases to tenants. However, it is not uncommon in transactions with REITs. A name to Signature Brands’ company workplaces turned of,f not right now back on Monday. The automatic telephone machine on the Ocala center pronounced the ability changed into operating normally.
The sale becomes professional late Friday afternoon, in line with Marion County Clerk of Courts facts.
