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River Market departures haven't created panic
Arkansas Business, Jan 27, 2003 by Mark Friedman
"It's hard to pull money out of your pocket every month just to break even -- you can only do that so long," Patel said.
But he was looking at the River Market as a long-term investment.
Gomez said business owners need to be smart and not flood the street with bars.
"How many can a city of this size support?" he said.
Gomez said the River Market is in a transition period, and maybe the retail stores came too early.
Moses also said the transformation of the River Market will move slowly.
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"We're only a few years deep into it. It's going to take several more years before the River Market is all we want it to be," he said.
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