What Would You Like to See Next to Starbucks?

One-half of the Moorestown Trust Company building has been empty since Subway closed last year, leaving without a neighbor.

Primo Hoagies had been considering the spot for a franchise location, according to Economic Development Advisory Committee chair Jacob DerHagopian, but has since moved on (though Primo is still looking to open in Moorestown, according to a "Coming Soon" list on its website).

Stephanie Herz, vice president for the , said the building was erected in 1926, but the Trust Company went under shortly thereafter (most likely due to the stock market crash). It was a hardware store for much of its existence, first housing McChesney's Hardware, then followed by Wright's Hardware. After Wright's closed, Starbucks moved into one-half of the building, with Subway taking up residence in the other half. 

The property is considered a contributing building to the historic district of Moorestown, she said.

A couple vacant properties on Main Street have recently been filled (, ), with more to come soon, said DerHahopian. But 41 East Main remains half-empty (or half-full, if you're an optimist).

What would you like to see there? Another sandwich shop, so you can grab coffee/breakfast and lunch in the same spot? Or something else?

Let us know in the comments below what kind of business you'd like to see move in.