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Susana Castillo, the owner of B.O.S. Jewelers in Downtown Miami, is feeling the pinch as construction on I-395 continues to disrupt traffic flow in the area. Lane closures and detours have made access to her store more challenging for potential customers, leading to a noticeable decline in foot traffic.
Castillo expressed her concerns, stating that the ongoing construction has created an unintended barrier for shoppers who would typically frequent her jewelry store. Many loyal customers have mentioned that they are hesitant to navigate the altered routes, opting to stay away altogether.
The impact of the construction extends beyond just Castillo's business; many local retailers are reporting similar struggles as the construction project drags on. The once-bustling streets are now quieter, leaving shop owners worried about their bottom line. As the construction progresses, the hope is that the finished project will ultimately benefit the area, but for now, businesses are left grappling with the immediate challenges posed by the ongoing work.
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