Closure of trouble-riddled Whole Foods rocks upscale community as residents fear property prices will plunge

DAILYMAIL.COM ^ | 11 October 2025 | ALEXA CIMINO

[Locomotive Breath]

But after a rodent infestation and roof repairs forced a temporary shutdown over the summer, locals expected the market to reopen by fall. Instead, Amazon, which owns Whole Foods, pulled the plug, citing high repair costs.

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Mill Valley probably has one of those rules that if you touch anything you have to fix everything - all at once.

[Locomotive Breath]

Ten years ago I lived in Napa. Can confirm.

[spokeshave]

Mill Valley Ca...bunch of lib-turds.

CA...plenty of sun...

They can grow their own vegetables.

My former spouse grew vegetables all year round

Also oranges...tangerines and lemons.

[Tommy Revolts]

Now the once-bustling market sits behind a chain-link fence, still bearing a 'temporarily closed' sign.

Fitting!

[Blennos]

if only politicians and govt workers understood this equation. Sigh.

Indeed. Either they don't comprehend basic economics, or they simply don't care. Why should they? Their train is always full of gravy.

[mac_truck]

No thanks...

[yldstrk]

Yes, the winters in Kansas are brutal.