Dominick's

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Ald. Hairston and the broker for the shopping center both said reports of a store lease were wrong.

The grocer signed a 15-year lease as the owner of the plaza put it up for sale for $19 million.

A lease is now said to be imminent with a grocer for the store that's been empty more than three years.

The bulk of the former grocery store remains empty as the fitness center opens.

Karriem's Fresh Market planned to open in Jeffery Plaza this spring but has no lease.

The grocer will open in spring 2017 offering beignets from Cafe Du Monde in New Orleans.

Ald. Leslie Hairston has called a meeting with the developers who will take over the storefront.

Ald. Hairston said Charter Fitness has signed a lease and a grocer wants half of the former Dominick's.

Hairston said she has OK'd the opening of a troubled chain at the site. The city won't seize the land.

Ald. Leslie Hairston and Mayor Rahm Emanuel were unswayed by the owner's claim he has found a tenant.

The store near Nagle and Devon avenues, vacant for 11 months, had to be extensively renovated.

The store's new owners have not announced when the store will open.

Jeffery Plaza owner said it has a letter of intent with a grocery store from the U.S. Virgin Islands.

The owners of Jeffery Plaza vowed to fight the move.