In terms of retail location, secondary business districts refer to districts
A) located in the commercial and cultural heart of the city, in the middle of busy downtowns
B) consisting primarily of convenience and specialty stores that form at the intersection between two important streets
C) that meet the needs of neighborhoods and that tend to be located on a main street of the neighborhood
D) that consist of less than five stores and are conveniently located close to customers

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Secondary business districts typically form at the intersection of two important streets and consist primarily of convenience and specialty stores.

In Terms of Retail Location, Secondary Business Districts Refer to Districts