Sandy greets customers as they enter the Hollywood Markets in
Rochester Hills, like she's been doing for six years.
Hollywood's been very, very faithful to this city for many,
many years.
Well, since 2007 anyway.
But the 4th generation family owned Hollywood markets have been
in metro Detroit since 1950.
I've lived in Rochester all my life.
My parents live there, we have so many friends and
relatives that are just absolutely crushed.
Crushed because last year around Christmas and he discovered that
his landlord was not going to renew the lease meaning
Hollywood Markets in Rochester Hills being forced out.
There's nothing illegal about that though.
Doesn't seem to be no.
I mean you know I'm we're capitalists and you know
he's he's bought the center legally and and is going
to do what he needs to do.
The Hollywood markets in Rochester Hills only they do have
four other locations which will be staying will be out
as of January 2025 and the new tenant Meyer.
We don't need another Meyer in this area.
We have one, but 4 miles South of here and
about 3 miles up in Lake Orion, Sandy, what's really
going on here?
Money, money, money, money, money.
Meyer told FOX 2.
We are very thoughtful about where we propose opening new
stores and feel our newest store and pharmacy experience could
help address some unmet needs in this part of Rochester
Hills.
Because Meyer wants a drive through pharmacy, the Rochester Planning
Commission must approve it and there's a meeting Tuesday night.
But many it's a done deal.
You don't want to go.
We don't want to go.
But the landlord's watching this right now.
Here, take it right there.
Here.
Say something.
Make it bleed.
Go ahead.
Go.
Yeah.
Well, it's kind of hard for Andy to talk, but
the customers will remember Hollywood markets and they have the
best meat.
That's that's the crazy part in Rochester Hills.
Charlie Langton, FOX 2 News.