6 Chain Stores We Rather Have In Brooklyn…Now
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We can’t express how much we know that Brooklyn has become such a hot commodity and home to so many of our favorite chain stores. What took others years to realize, we’ve already known.
Brooklyn has a certain flare, a particular swag, and an undeniable presence. From the fashion, to the neighborhoods, straight down to the natives. That’s why it’s alarming that everything is not as accessible to us as it ought to be. Brooklynites shouldn’t have to travel outside of the borough for anything, and we mean ANYTHING! While we understand that things are on the up and up, so are we. We love the idea of having everything at our fingertips and we live for the bragging rights.
Here’s a list of six chain stores that we’d love to see in Brooklyn…now:
Apple
We’re pretty sure the population of Apple users has quadrupled in Brooklyn since the beginning of the year, especially since the launch of the Iwatch and the latest versions of the Iphone. And although the tech powerhouse has signed a long-term lease for a 20,000-square-foot store at 247 Bedford Ave., back in 2014, there’s no word on when the store will actually open. I wish they would hurry up with this one.
Zara
Zara is every fashionista on a budget’s favorite store and it’s hard to believe the popular chain still hasn’t made its way over the bridge. Why should we have to resort to public transport to get our hands on this season’s must haves? Hello Zara corporate, we’re all waiting!
Chick-fil-A
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Thou the chicken heaven, Chick-fil-A, just made it’s way to New York, we’re screaming for it to be in Brooklyn. Who in Brooklyn wouldn’t love a chicken-biscuit sandwich and waffle fries, without having to travel for it?
Crate & Barrel
Crate & Barrel is more like our alternative to Ikea. We want options for our home décor. Crate & Barrel in Brooklyn would offer the variety and affordability that we need to keep our houses fly.
Wegmans
The supermarket chain is currently all over upstate New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. If you’ve never been to a Wegmans, you wouldn’t understand why waiting until 2017 for this store to open at the Brooklyn Navy Yard is making us a bit anxious. The store literally has EVERYTHING!
Walmart
Sure we have Target, but with a Walmart, it’ll help cater to the Brooklyn population that enjoys saving a penny or two. I bet we’re all still wondering why New York City has yet to have a Walmart.
These stores making their way to Brooklyn is more than just for our convenience, it’s also for opportunity. Imagine the amount of jobs this would create and the amount of money we’d be able to generate and keep right here in Brooklyn.
