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Plans for ShopRite in Atlantic City are dead

Plans for ShopRite in Atlantic City are dead

According to published reports, ShopRite will not be coming to Atlantic City, NJ. After more than a year of talks with ShopRite Operator Village Super Market, the Casino Reinvestment Development Authority (CRDA) suspended negotiations. There had been little progress at the construction site since a groundbreaking ceremony in late 2021.

Mayor Marty Small, Sr. told the Press of Atlantic City that “We will continue to work diligently to bring a full-service supermarket to Atlantic City.”

In 2021, the CRDA approved spending $18.7 million on construction of the grocery store, which would then be leased to Village Super Market for $1 per year.