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DALLAS-With 50,000 housing starts to support the play, retaildevelopers have stumbled onto a new game plan that has national,regional and local names opening more and more locations to keeppace with Dallas/Fort Worth's growth.
"What is the saturation point? That's the $64,000 question,"says Bob Young, managing director of brokerage services for locallybased Weitzman Group. "What's happening in the marketplace is thereare regional retail districts that are popping up across themetroplex that are changing the dynamics of the shopping centerbusiness."
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