[Bilyclub]

My guess for a new Costco will be I-75 around the 484 interchange. Close to Ocala and TV. 15 minutes closer than Clermont for me.

[MrChip72]

Originally Posted by Bilyclub

My guess for a new Costco will be I-75 around the 484 interchange. Close to Ocala and TV. 15 minutes closer than Clermont for me.

Costco without fail will only open in areas with an average household income of minimum $70k/year, often much higher than that. Clermont average household income is $73k. In Ocala, it's $42k so not a very good chance of seeing a Costco open up there. Gainesville maybe as their average household income is just under $70k.

[Bilyclub]

Originally Posted by MrChip72

Costco without fail will only open in areas with an average household income of minimum $70k/year, often much higher than that. Clermont average household income is $73k. In Ocala, it's $42k so not a very good chance of seeing a Costco open up there. Gainesville maybe as their average household income is just under $70k.

Must not be a hard rule. There's one in Evansville Indiana.

[MrChip72]

Originally Posted by Bilyclub

Must not be a hard rule. There's one in Evansville Indiana.

There's surely exceptions, but not very often. Also some of the surrounding areas like Newburgh outside Evansville have a higher income

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by Stu from NYC

Why? Any developer of retail space charges similar fees. No one here knows what percentage they charge...

Lots of stores here but the ones that seem most competitive to us are on property developer does not own.

I didn't say that (post #30). The person I was quoting (who doesn't know how to use the quote function properly) said that...