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Sunday, July 03, 2016
Jennifer Convertibles on the way out in North Bethesda (Photos)
Jennifer Convertibles, a retail stalwart on Rockville Pike, has "lost its lease," and is liquidating its inventory. The furniture store is located in the Metro Pike Center at 11520-A Rockville Pike. Prices are discounted up to 70% in the sale.
7 comments:
Robert
said...
Does lost their lease mean the landlord jacked it up when it came time to renew?
Saul Centers West/Metro Pike Center project, covering that strip mall and the adjacent McDonalds, but excluding the Porcelanosa (formerly Anthropologie, Borders, Alcott & Andrews) site.
Investopedia defines a "stalwart" as a company "that provides investors with slow but steady and dependable growth prospects."
"Retail stalwart" is used often to describe a business that has been around for a fair amount of time, dependable. For example, the NYT article (about 7 paragraphs in)
7 comments:
Does lost their lease mean the landlord jacked it up when it came time to renew?
Is a new development going here?
@ 5:56 AM -
Saul Centers West/Metro Pike Center project, covering that strip mall and the adjacent McDonalds, but excluding the Porcelanosa (formerly Anthropologie, Borders, Alcott & Andrews) site.
http://www.whiteflint.org/2013/07/11/bf-saul-presents-improved-design-for-metro-pike-center/
When the McDonalds is torn down, there will be no McDonalds between Western Avenue and Woodmont Country Club.
Not such a bad thing. Lol.
my fingers smell like cheese.
10:19AM We told you to coat them with baking soda then soak them in vinegar.
Not a knock - Just curious what makes them a retail stalwart? They are "very loyal and dedicated" of "physically strong"?
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/stalwart
Investopedia defines a "stalwart" as a company "that provides investors with slow but steady and dependable growth prospects."
"Retail stalwart" is used often to describe a business that has been around for a fair amount of time, dependable. For example, the NYT article (about 7 paragraphs in)
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/11/15/business/saks-is-shaking-off-retail-gloom-with-a-fifth-avenue-face-lift.html?_r=0
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