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Posted by Michael MacQueen, Tampa on 10/18 at 07:06 AM
I’ve seen this scenario many times. A venue opens up and a couple of tenants are highly successful, bringing in patrons. Then the landlord jacks up the rent until the formerly prosperous businesses go broke or decide they’re just churning money and not keeping any.
After the entire place, Hyde Park Village, Ybor, Channelside, etc. have lost their anchors (and their appeal) demographics, the economy, the government, yadda yadda, are the supposed culprits - never greedy landlords.