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coach purse deals or will open in the coming weeks.Annapolitans can expect new food options, a tailor, an olive and vinegar tasting shop and expansion of a popular sushi restaurant on Main Street. Though more than a handful of Main Street storefronts are currently darkened, most won't be for long.Downtown Annapolis' commercial real estate vacancy rate is 4.4 percent, according to Annapolis Economic Development Corp. CEO Lara Fritts. That's near complete occupancy and means when one business shutters, there are several ready to swoop in and take the space.That's particularly true for Main Street. Of the 99 storefronts on the historic corridor, just one is vacant without a pending lease, Fritts said. Main Street merchants are eager to see shuttered doors, even if only temporarily, reopen.More businesses translate into more consumer traffic and the possibility to boost sales, said Beth Ingram, co owner of women's accessories store Lilac Bijoux."It's very important to get people downtown," Ingram said.That's the city's goal. Finding merchants for Main Street isn't difficult. It might seem like it with more than a handful of darkened storefronts scattered along the corridor that runs from Church Circle to City Dock.Building permits posted on windows and the sound of hammering foretell the opening of several Main Street shops. Season, an olive and vinegar tasting shop, is preparing to open at 178 Main St. No official date has been set, but the owner is aiming to open later this month.At 180 Main St., AIB Custom Tailor is planning to open in early May after 18 months of renovations. On the opposite side of