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Neighborhood retail centers are "thriving," <a href="http://www.startribune.com/business/202775251.html?refer=y" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">according to the Star Tribune</a>, in an article that cited a recent <a href="http://www.cushwakenm.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Cushman &amp; Wakefield/NorthMarq</a> report and mentioned an example of new development in Wayzata: <blockquote> A new iteration of the old model involves grocers anchoring mixed-use projects that also feature a housing component. That's the case at the Promenade of Wayzata, a $225 million project that includes senior and luxury housing, a hotel, a Lunds store and smaller retail tenants. A big component to the plan involves walkability to downtown Wayzata, says Steve Bohl of Bohland Development Inc., which is developing the luxury housing portion of the project. "People are looking for convenience" at these centers, he said. "They like the ability to walk right next door to the store from where they live." Read the full article at startribune.com. </blockquote> Related on Patch: <ul> <li>Ground Breaks on First Phase of Massive Wayzata Redevelopment Project</li> <li>'Regatta' Luxury Condominiums Planned for Downtown Wayzata</li> <li>Wayzata Mayor: Revitalized Lake Street and Lakefront Top Priorities</li> </ul>

Neighborhood retail centers are "thriving," <a href="http://www.startribune.com/business/202775251.html?refer=y" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">according to the Star Tribune</a>, in an article that cited a recent <a href="http://www.cushwakenm.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Cushman &amp; Wakefield/NorthMarq</a> report and mentioned an example of new development in Wayzata:

<blockquote> A new iteration of the old model involves grocers anchoring mixed-use projects that also feature a housing component. That’s the case at the Promenade of Wayzata, a $225 million project that includes senior and luxury housing, a hotel, a Lunds store and smaller retail tenants. A big component to the plan involves walkability to downtown Wayzata, says Steve Bohl of Bohland Development Inc., which is developing the luxury housing portion of the project. “People are looking for convenience” at these centers, he said. “They like the ability to walk right next door to the store from where they live.”</blockquote>

Read the full article at startribune.com. Related on Patch:

<ul> <li>Ground Breaks on First Phase of Massive Wayzata Redevelopment Project</li> <li>‘Regatta’ Luxury Condominiums Planned for Downtown Wayzata</li> <li>Wayzata Mayor: Revitalized Lake Street and Lakefront Top Priorities</li> </ul>

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Grocery store, walkability are keys to the project's success, the developer told the newspaper.