Good News...Wegmans Is Coming To Brooklyn Navy Yard In 2017
Wegmans will open at Brooklyn Navy Yard in 2017. | Photo via Trip Advisor
Brooklyn Navy Yard and nearby Fort Greene residents can breathe a sigh of relief as a new affordable priced grocery is on it way to the neighborhood.

Wegmans, the Rochester-based family chain, is set to open at Brooklyn Navy Yard in 2017, the New York Times reports. The Navy Yard’s board recently approved the redevelopment of the historic yet run-down homes of Admiral’s Row along Flushing Avenue.

Good News...Wegmans Is Coming To Brooklyn Navy Yard In 2017
Wegmans will open at Brooklyn Navy Yard in 2017. | Photo via Trip Advisor
The planned 74,000-square-foot store is a joy to residents in the nearby neighborhoods as they’ve been requesting an affordable grocer for years. Now not only will Brooklynites get an amazing new addition but Wegmans was recently ranked one of the highest ranked companies by The Harris Poll Reputation Quotient. The company measures public opinion of the nation’s most recognizable companies and are based on six components: emotional appeal, products and services, vision and leadership, workplace environment, social responsibility, and financial performance.

Good News...Wegmans Is Coming To Brooklyn Navy Yard In 2017
Wegmans will open at Brooklyn Navy Yard in 2017. | Photo via Trip Advisor
Wegmans also promised to create at-least 200 full-time job, and 600 jobs overall that three housing projects that border the Navy Yard will be given first priority. will be than any of the rivals. In its first two weeks of hiring, the store will interview exclusively from the three housing projects that border the Navy Yard, a community it hopes will be on both sides of the checkout line, said Danny Wegman, the grocer’s third-generation chief executive.Couples expect levitra on line see this a lot from each other in their bedroom for example, a woman wants a man to achieve erection is much better because it enlarges the veins in the penis and help the concerned individual restore his masculine adeptness.

“People need not just good food, but good jobs,” Danny Wegman, the grocer’s third-generation chief executive told the Times. “Brooklyn provides an incredible opportunity for both.”

The estimated cost for the expected grocer is at a whopping $140 million but is seems to be priceless for the residents of the Navy Yard and Fort Greene who anxiously await an affordable and reliable grocer.