No deal has been struck yet, but both home improvement retailersare closely examining the project, he says.
Wal-Mart had wanted to build a 200,000-sf super center there.When the city capped the size of the largest building that could goon the site at 130,000 sf, Wal-Mart last week canned theproject.
Local residents had complained that the giant store would be outof scope for the neighborhood, and the large grocery storecomponent of Wal-Mart would drive local grocers out ofbusiness.
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