PRESENTATION
Rehabilitation and improvements planned for the Malcolm Shabazz Harlem Market
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The presentation outlines the current state of the Malcolm Shabazz Harlem Market and the planned improvements as part of the development project.
- Currently, there are 57 booths occupied by 47 vendors, specializing in colorful and international items
- The rehabilitated market will have 60 stalls, including 48 for dry goods vendors and additional stalls for food vendors
- Moving the market indoors aims to increase year-round viability for vendors
- The improved market will expand the incubator program to include food-based entrepreneurs
- Addition of food vendors is expected to increase customer length of stay and boost sales for all vendors
Peter Procida
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The existing market is a culture and economic staple that specializes in colorful and international items.
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Currently, there are 57 booths which are occupied by 47 vendors.
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The vendors are subject to outdoor conditions and and sales slump during the winter.
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By bringing the building or the market indoors, we feel that it will increase the the year round viability for the vendors and help their businesses stand on stronger footing as we move forward.
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The rehab or the rehabilitated market will have 60 stalls, which will include the 48 stalls for the dry good vendors.
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As well as some stalls for food vendors so that the incubator program can be expanded to food based entrepreneurs who are looking to start their business.
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We also believe that the food based businesses will help increase length of stay at the market and hopefully help boost sales for the vendors.
