Stores are in business to make money, not improve social agendas.
If a store cannot make a profit in certain locations, it is reasonable that they will close.
If a store cannot make a profit in certain locations because of high crimes, shoplifting, etc., leading to business losses, it is reasonable that they will close.
There is NOT one store that I go to in my town of 14k for a social agenda. In fact, if I did go in a store and get blasted with a social agenda, I would turn around and leave. I go into a store to buy things.
Yes they will and in doing so they will create an opportunity for some else to come in and take advantage of the open market.
The jobs will be filled and the services will still be provided but the consumers in those areas will pay much higher rates for everything. Their standard of living will diminish and the community will decay as people move away to avoid the increasing tax rates needed to offset the loss of sales tax receipts.