The following Press Release is from http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Starland-Cafe/83200028433
FORMER DAVID’S SUPERMARKET ON BULL STREET SELLS TO SAVE-A-LOT
New grocery store coming to the Starland District.
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Savannah, GA - Former David’s Supermarket was sold to national discount food retailer Save-A-Lot today July 06, 2012.
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The former David’s Supermarket (Savannah’s first supermarket opened in 1936), located at 2400 Bull Street (between 40th & Maupas Street) was sold today July 06, 2012 to national food retailer Save-A-Lot. A source close to the deal said that both the former grocery store and the adjoining parking lots (next to Boyz to Men barber) were part of the negotiated lots purchased in today’s closing. According to the same source, Save-A-Lot, already has all city permits ready to begin the reconstruction of the building immediately. It is still undetermined which of the various grocery store models under the parent company SuperValu inc. will be the one they will be opening at this location. However, a new grocery store in this neighborhood will be a welcome addition to the continued rehabilitation of the Starland District since its inception by John Deaderick and Greg Jacobs in 1991. It is due to the vision, dedication and planned revitalizing that both Deaderick and Jacobs have given to this neighborhood for the last 15 years that these types of national stores are now investing in the neighborhood.
The Starland District is an organization committed to the growth of our community. “Because preservation is much more than just saving houses. It's also about rescuing neighborhoods”
The author of this Press Release is: John Deaderick (912-713-6049) john@starlanddining.com http://www.facebook.com/StarlandProperties
*Update on 8/2/2012*
Former David's Supermarket at 2400 Bull Street to be occupied by Save-A-Lot; renovation begins.
Read full article at Old David's Supermarket Will No Longer Be Vacant.
A. Joseph Marshall
Coldwell Banker Commercial
Commercial Real Estate Advisor
Savannah, Ga
FORMER DAVID’S SUPERMARKET ON BULL STREET SELLS TO SAVE-A-LOT
New grocery store coming to the Starland District.
________________________________________
Savannah, GA - Former David’s Supermarket was sold to national discount food retailer Save-A-Lot today July 06, 2012.
_______________________________________
The former David’s Supermarket (Savannah’s first supermarket opened in 1936), located at 2400 Bull Street (between 40th & Maupas Street) was sold today July 06, 2012 to national food retailer Save-A-Lot. A source close to the deal said that both the former grocery store and the adjoining parking lots (next to Boyz to Men barber) were part of the negotiated lots purchased in today’s closing. According to the same source, Save-A-Lot, already has all city permits ready to begin the reconstruction of the building immediately. It is still undetermined which of the various grocery store models under the parent company SuperValu inc. will be the one they will be opening at this location. However, a new grocery store in this neighborhood will be a welcome addition to the continued rehabilitation of the Starland District since its inception by John Deaderick and Greg Jacobs in 1991. It is due to the vision, dedication and planned revitalizing that both Deaderick and Jacobs have given to this neighborhood for the last 15 years that these types of national stores are now investing in the neighborhood.
The Starland District is an organization committed to the growth of our community. “Because preservation is much more than just saving houses. It's also about rescuing neighborhoods”
The author of this Press Release is: John Deaderick (912-713-6049) john@starlanddining.com http://www.facebook.com/StarlandProperties
*Update on 8/2/2012*
Former David's Supermarket at 2400 Bull Street to be occupied by Save-A-Lot; renovation begins.
Read full article at Old David's Supermarket Will No Longer Be Vacant.
A. Joseph Marshall
Coldwell Banker Commercial
Commercial Real Estate Advisor
Savannah, Ga
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