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[HABANERO7]

Cleveland is now sporting 2 real Starbucks! Look out cause we are catching up.    The two Cleveland locations are as follows:

A free standing unit at the corner of Inman St and Keith St (US 11) on the edge of Village Green Town Centerdevelopment.

A unit inside Target which is located at exit 27 off of Paul Huff Parkway NW @ I-75.

There is one 3rd party vendor that I know of which is the cafe located inside the Pathway Bookstoreon 25th St NW.

[miami1855]

Luckily, Clarksville is not losing any of its three stores. We could use one or two more with our population. Murfreesboro is losing two. I think they had upwards of five or six stores, though. That's way too many for a city their size.

[Justiceham]

miami1855, on Jul 23 2008, 08:15 AM, said:

Luckily, Clarksville is not losing any of its three stores. We could use one or two more with our population. Murfreesboro is losing two. I think they had upwards of five or six stores, though. That's way too many for a city their size.

We had seven, the eighth store was cancelled at the Avenues, however. I often wondered how we went from opening one store to seven stores in just a couple of years. I suppose they take into account traffic counts, residential growth, and income levels to determine how many stores they'll open.

[Rocky@theTop]

The two stores in Murfreesboro that are closing are in a cluster of 3 within 1/4 mile of one-another.  If these stores had been on Memorial Blvd and NW Broad, I don't think any would have closed.  I think both streets could support a Bux.

[Rural King]

Jackson is losing one of its three locations -its downtown location which is also the newest. Downtown just isn't there yet as far as having the consumer base during the day -and definitely not at night- to support higher cost coffee....although its getting there.

[Justiceham]

Rural King, on 07 September 2008 - 12:02 PM, said:

Jackson is losing one of its three locations -its downtown location which is also the newest. Downtown just isn't there yet as far as having the consumer base during the day -and definitely not at night- to support higher cost coffee....although its getting there.

We're back up to five stores. The Murfreesboro area has 8 eight stores if you include the two in smyrna and one in nolensville. There was a store rumored for the Westlawn development on 840 a few years back, guess we'll have to wait and see.

[Justiceham]

Starbucks will be adding two new stores to the Murfreesboro area. A new store is planned for the Avenues Mall and a second store is planned at the corner of Memorial Boulevard and Northfield Boulevard in front of the Publix Shopping Center (now closed).