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Chain and brokerage carriers read November 2026 (Bradley Company flyers, ©2025 and ©2026)
Three corridor grounds stand empty or closed in November 2026, and each prints with its record. The Perkins restaurant at 423 South Dixie Way — a 1994 building on a parcel whose county taxing district is the town's own — is permanently closed on its chain's own record; its decades on the corridor are part of the row's history though no carrier read dates its opening. At 320 South, a drive-through restaurant building of about 2,927 square feet, renovated in 2019, stands vacant on a broker's current flyer. At 202 North, a 1,938-square-foot building "formerly a pet shop" is offered for lease — and its flyer prints the zoning as "B-Business (County)," a county label on a town-numbered address inside the town's own grid; the anomaly prints whole, unresolved, with the parcel record as its settler in the gaps register. To these the hotels file adds the corridor's largest single vacancy question: the seven acres at 515 North, where the town's biggest hotel was demolished after 2016 and whose present state no carrier read establishes. A corridor of 4,600 feet carries its emptiness in plain sight; the record names it rather than smoothing it.