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Retailers Absorb Empty Space

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Posted: January 8, 2012 at 5:31 a.m.

Andy Shupe
Renovation in process at the former El Chico location, 3854 Front St. in Fayetteville, will soon be home to 3 Monkeys Children's Boutique.

Retailers are on different paths to expansion this year as they balance lower profi t and higher consumer expectations.

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The former El Chico location, 3854 Front St. in Fayetteville, will soon be home to 3 Monkeys Children's Boutique. (By: Andy Shupe)

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