GTB Retail's Secondary Blog

Publix #712 11667 Boyette Rd, Riverview, FL. - Goolsby Pointe Shopping Center This Publix store opened in 2000, and is a typical 44.1P model Publix from this era. These 2000's Publix stores have the entrances and exits shaped like a diamond. You can see an example in the photo above. Welcome to Publix #712! The pharmacy is located after you enter through the main set of doors. Located after the pharmacy is the store’s floral department. The Publix Aprons counter was updated in 2019. The deli department is located after the bakery to the right of aisle 1. And here is the Publix Bakery! The produce department at Publix #712, located after aisle 1 ends. Aisle 2 in the store. This aisle is split between groceries to the left, and dairy to the right. Dairy runs along the back side of aisles 3 through 12. Aisle 5, home to canned products, soups, and utensils. Aisle 7. Aisle 8 is home to cookies/crackers, rice/beans, and magazines. You might notice the one way signage throughout the store

Welcome to our first post of summer 2020 here on the secondary blog! From June 2020 to August 2020, this will be the home of blog posts from GTB Retail. After the summer break ends, then I can resume blogging on my primary website. Target #1051 3625 W. Gandy Blvd, Tampa, FL - Gandy Shopping Center Opened in 1996 as one of Target's P97 stores. The interior was left untouched until 2010, when this store was remodeled to include an expanded grocery department and an updated look and feel. P09 was used until 2019, when Target decided to remodel this store a second time to P17. I can see a Cadillac sedan parked on the side of the road, but I do not know the model (probably a Fleetwood?) The first set of pictures will consist of the 2010 to 2019 look of the store, being in the pre-remodel stage. Promotional merchandise, such as a section of items ranging from 1 to 5 dollars, that is Bullseye's Playground to the left. The Easter Sunday signs are from the 2018 calendar. This Target Caf