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Re: Dueling Krogers
Posted by Neel on 10/14/2005, 11:38 pm, in reply to "Re: Dueling Krogers"
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I work at a Ralphs in Rancho Cucamonga on Baseline Rd and less than a couple miles down that road is another Ralphs on Baseline that used to be a Hughes. I thought the former Hughes would be gone by now but the rent must be pretty cheap so they keep both stores open.
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: I vaguely remember seeing a couple of
: Kroger-owned QFC stores very close to
: some Kroger-owned Fred Meyer stores in
: the Seattle area on my last visit as
: well...
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: In Pocatello, Idaho, there was a
: Smith's
: store on Yellowstone that was built
: sometime around 1990 (not an exact
: date). Fred Meyer moved from its old
: department-store-only store in a strip
: mall with Albertsons across the street
: into a supercenter in the last few
: years. By then Smith's and Fred Meyer
: were both owned by Kroger, so the
: Smith's store closed. The Albertsons
: store has closed since then, also. Not
: much of a duel, but worth noting.
:
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: There is an interesting phenomenon in
: the
: Buckhead area of Atlanta. On Peachtree
: Road there are two Kroger stores
: operating virtually across the road
: from each other. What makes this
: interesting is that neither store was
: originally a Kroger. One was originally
: and A&P Food Market and one was a
: Harris Teeter. Both chains exited the
: ATL market several years ago-both
: stores still retain their original
: exteriors and interiors-the only
: difference is the Kroger logo replacing
: the old signage. Have you seen a
: similar occurance in your area with
: your local chains?
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