Mill Avenue businesses see 70% sales drop during construction, hope for recovery as project wraps up
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Zander Adams
Summary
Mill Avenue businesses in Tempe, AZ, particularly Daily Jam, have experienced significant revenue declines (up to 70%) due to ongoing construction, summer heat, and reduced foot traffic. As construction nears completion, local businesses that have survived are hopeful for a rebound in customer activity and recovery.
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· 1 pulledGeneral Manager Jesse Salazar says sales are down 70 percent — a number he ties to ongoing construction, along with summer heat and fewer
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