Wednesday, November 28, 2012
This empty storefront at Vinnin Squre is ready for a new tenant. What kind of business would you like to see move in?
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Wednesday, November 28, 2012
This commercial space, located next to Panera Bread at Vinnin Square, is currently looking for a new tenant. As part of our Visions for Vacancies column, we want to know - what kind of business do you think should move in at this location? Have you been hoping for a certain kind of business to come to town? Is there something you think would thrive in this section of Swampscott? Let us know in the comments section below.
42.482
-70.902199
Panera Bread
433 Paradise Rd, Swampscott, MA
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Wednesday, October 3, 2012
The 205 Burrill Street storefront was last occupied by the Cup N Board specialty food store which closed in 2011.
What should go here at 205 Burrill St.? It's in earshot and view of the Swampscott Train Station and next door to the China Green restaurant. We want to know what kind of business you would like to see move to this location? The last business here was The Cup N Board coffee and specialty food shop. Ten months after opening its door to commuters and customers, The Cup N Board closed, unable to weather the weak economy and faced with limited parking. Post your comments in the section below.
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-70.921739
205 Burrill St, Swampscott, MA
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Friday, March 2, 2012
What business would you like to see move into this new building across from Fisherman's Beach?
For our new What Should Go Here? column, we want to know the kind of business you think should move to this location? If you have a thought about this you can put in the comments section below. The site is the former Papa John's building at 410 Humphrey St. The builder has a permit for a 2-story building — approved for restaurant/professional office uses.
Thursday, February 23, 2012
It's been almost a year since the historic Gateway Building burned.
We had a poll earlier on the question, but now we are asking for your comments on businesses you would like to see in the new building once it sprouts on the vacant Gateway lot at Humphrey and Redington? Construction has yet to start but an owner, Jayne Orloff-Carey, said in December that it could start any time. The new single-story property will be able to accommodate six businesses of 600 to 800 square feet each, though units could be combined if that is what tenants want, she said. Most of the owners' former commercial tenants have relocated nearby and plan to stay in their new locations. For our new What Should Go Here? column, we want to know the kind of business you think should move to this location? Write your thought in the …
NaemhOisin
7:25 am on Friday, November 30, 2012
Dave-I know where you can get the sand for free but you have to byob (bring your own bags)....and before Whisky tells ya - there is nothing unique about sand in this town :D more ›