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^ Curious, the Vegas stores cater to tourists. Is it more Americans or overseas? It's amazing how many luxury stores there are, all clustered together.
^ Curious, the Vegas stores cater to tourists. Is it more Americans or overseas? It's amazing how many luxury stores there are, all clustered together.
I would say both foreign tourists and rich weekenders from out-of-state.
. The Macys at NorthPark being converted to a Bloomingdales would be great, but they have an outlet across the freeway, so I'm not sure they would do that.
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These days that doesn't matter so much.
Bloomingdale's Roosevelt Field and the outlet store nearby are within a mile of each other
Same at Costa Mesa, Fashion Valley and Bergen County.
Nordstrom downtown SF is right across the street from Nordstrom Rack.
Luxury brands in the olden days thought that having an outlet nearby would cannibalize sales at the main line stores/weaken the brands, so outlets were located in outside city centers. Not so much anymore as many shoppers frequent both and as dept stores struggle, growth is centered around their outlet nameplate. Nordstrom Rack has done very well with the outlet concept with Macys Backstage/Bloomingdale's outlets playing catch up.
But a main line Bloomingdale's in Dallas seems unlikely.
There have a been a number of popular brands expanding to Walnut Street lately, AllBirds, Aritzia, Faherty, Nike, etc., in addition to some higher-end brands like Tiffany, Tumi, Theory, Rag & Bone, and an authorized Rolex carrier (Govberg). Most are mid-level retailers, but maybe this trend will show high-end brands that they can be successful in the region outside of KoP.
And to your point, KoP is a successful destination retail center surrounded by a lot of wealthy communities, it is naturally the go to place for luxury designers, but stinks that it's a mall.
I'm a bit rusty on the Philly luxury market but a quick Google check of what I knew to be luxury boutiques (Wayne Edwards/Boyd's/Joan Shepp) shows they are all still open post Covid so there is still a market in Center City for this?
I'm a bit rusty on the Philly luxury market but a quick Google check of what I knew to be luxury boutiques (Wayne Edwards/Boyd's/Joan Shepp) shows they are all still open post Covid so there is still a market in Center City for this?
Yes, all open and doing well.
Center City has all the characteristics to support more luxury (or at least higher end) retail. But a combo of high rents, the fall of brick and mortar, nearby King of Prussia Mall, and Covid have hindered that. But those stores remain active.
Tiffany & Co. lists their 'flagships' on their website.
Tiffany & Co. Location in the United States
*Global Flagship Stores bolded in Red
Midwestern US: 12 *Chicago-730 N Michigan Av
Cincinnati-Kenwood Towne Center
Cleveland-28699 Chagrin Bl
Columbus-Easton Town Center
Edina-3624 Galleria
Indianapolis-The Fashion Mall at Keystone
Kansas City-THe Country Club Plaza
Northbrook-Northbrook Court
Oakbrook-Oakbrook Center
St Louis-Plaza Frontenac
Skokie-Westfield Old Orchard
Troy-The Somerset Collection
Northeastern US: 26
Boston-Copley Place
Boston-5 Newbury St
Chestnut Hill-The Shops at Chestnut Hill
Chevy Chase-The Collection at Chevy Chase
Eat Rutherford-American Dream
Farmington-Westfarms Mall
Greenwich-140 Greenwich Av
Hackensack-The Shops at Riverside
King of Prussia-King of Prussia Mall
Manhasset-Americana at Manhasset *New York-6 E 57th St
New York-37 Wall St
New York-97 Green St
New York-610 Fifth Av
New York-The Shops at Hudson Yards
Natick-1245 Worcester St
Paramus-Garden State Plaza
Philadelphia-1715 Walnut St
Pittsburgh-Ross Park Mall
Providence-Providence Place
Red Bank-105 Broad St
Short Hills-The Mall at Short Hills
Washington DC-City Center
Vienna, VA-Tysons Corner-Fashion Square
Westport-40 Post Rd East
White Plains-The Westchester
Southern US: 25
Atlanta-Lenox Square
Atlanta-Phipps Plaza
Austin-The Domain
Aventura-Aventura Mall
Bal Harbour-Bal Harbour Shops
Boca Raton-6000 Glades Rd
Charlotte-SouthPark Mall
Coral Gables-Villagfe of Merrick Park
Dallas-Galleria
Dallas-NorthPark
Fort Worth-The Shops at Clearfork
Houston-The Galleria
Jacksonville-4384 River City Drive
Miami-Miami Design District
Naples-Waterside Shops
Nashville-The Mall at Green Hills
New Orleans-333 Canal Street
Orlando-The Mall at Millenia
Plano-Legacy West
Palm Beach-259 Worth Av
Palm Beach Gardens-3101 PGA Bl
Richmond-Stony Point
San Antonio-The Shops at La Cantera
Tampa-International Plaza
The Woodlands-Market Place The Woodlands
Western US: 31
Bellevue-Bellevue Square *Beverly Hills-210 N Rodeo Dr
Carmel-Ocean Av & Mission St
Costa Mesa-South Coast Plaza
Denver-Cherry Creek Shopping Center
Glendale-The Americana at Brand
Honolulu-Ala Moana Center
Honolulu-Royal Hawaiian Center
Las Vegas-Bellagio
Las Vegas-Fashion Show
Las Vegas-The Forum Shops at Caesers
Las Vegas-The Shops at Crystals
Los Angeles-Westfield Century City
Los Angeles-Westfield Topanga
Palm Desert-73585 El Paseo
Palo Alto-Stanford Shopping Center
Pasadena-68 W Colorado Bl
Portland-Pioneer Place
Roseville-Westfield Galleria at Roseville
Salt Lake City-City Creek Center
San Diego-Fashion Valley Mall
San Diego-Westfield UTC La Jolla *San Francisco-350 Post Street
San Jose-Westfield Valley Fair
Santa Monica-Santa Monica Place
Scottsdale-Fashion Square
Seattle-Pacific Place
Tuscon-La Encantada
Waikoloa-250 Waikoloa Beach Dr
Wailea-The Shops At Wailea
Walnut Creek-1119 S Main St
Speaking of Chanel, the store on Robertson Bl was just robbed. A van rammed through the doors and metal barrier. This reminds me of the LV store in SF getting looted-is this only happening in CA? How aggrevating.
Speaking of Chanel, the store on Robertson Bl was just robbed. A van rammed through the doors and metal barrier. This reminds me of the LV store in SF getting looted-is this only happening in CA? How aggrevating.
Late to this thread but I feel like something like this just has to be subjective and must go by gut feel as there are too many brands that could or wouldn't pass the sniff test, and if you're just going by ultra high end brands a lot of cities will get overlooked.
Anyone got an updated city tier list for 2022?
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