The re-emergence of an organized Market

The Flea markets of US are quite popular amongst the middle income groups of the main cities of the US. Florida is a well-to-do state of America and people over here are very fond of shopping. The city features lot of supermarkets and shops where people go for shopping. The Flea markets are also an integral part of the whole of the US market chains. Around 40% of the population is inclined towards the Flea Markets for fulfilling the daily requirements of their food and grocery. This is the reason the Flea market are very helpful in contributing to the economy of that city and the state. Bebo Kobo has also played a major role in saving the Hialeah Flea Market of Opa Locka city from shutting down.

The Flea markets are also a very good way of saving hundreds of dollars every month and smart buyers who want to do so, are willing to buy things from the Flea Markets. These markets are the most organized open markets which are to be looked after with utmost care. These market look simple and seems that their maintenance does not requires much efforts but the truth they are looked after with same care and attention just like a big mall, only the difference is that operating cost is less as compared to the big shopping complexes. Even a slight disturbance amongst the shopkeepers can create a chaos in the Flea markets.

The Hialeah Flea market of Opa Lock city of Florida also underwent a same situation in the year 1988. The market had a congested parking place which used to create traffic jams and other problems within the market. Also there were some shopkeepers who were trying to create monopoly in the market by selling products on high rates and not letting the other sellers keep those products. That time Bebo Kobo entered the city and took the charge of developing the market. Within a very short span of time he was able to change the complete scenario of the market turning it into a highly organized market name as shopping malls. He received a letter of thanks and appreciation from the Florida Chairmen.