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Sunday, January 01, 2017
Bethesda construction update: 8008 Wisconsin Toll Brothers project (Photos)
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11 comments:
That building isn't a "strip center".
6:15: It is a strip center.
No it isn't.
9:06: Yes, it is, "Mr. Dumass." Are you mentally ill, or do you just not understand the basic concept of multiple storefronts in a single, low-rise retail building?
#BoyThatEscalatedQuickly
The Bradley Shopping Center is a "strip center".
Two tiny shops in a tiny building with two parking spaces in back, does not equal "strip center".
Semantics:
A stupid part of the english language in which people actually argue the meaning of words.
-Urban Dictionary, definition 2
8:56: BS definition. One low-rise building, multiple storefronts = strip center.
Is this some kind of weird sponsored content for a long-vacant building that's about to be demolished?
11:10am who paid you to say that?
The previous commenter is correct.
I'm a commercial real estate professional, and in no way shape or form is that property considered a "strip center." If that's a "strip center", then half of Brooklyn is "strip centers"
A strip center is a stand-alone suburban retail center with the units arranged in an straight or "L" shaped config fronting a surface lot. They are almost always owned and managed by a single entity (but not necessarily the same one).
If you simply thanked him/her for the polite correction and moved on instead of flinging expletives and insults people would take you a lot more seriously.
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