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Crazy that LV has more store in Vegas than NYC. I think there are 5 standalone stores in Manhattan (not counting department stores).
None of them compare to the flagship store on fifth Avenue. That store is also about to expand big time as they are going to tear down the current 19 story structure and rebuild a bigger flagship store. The property will expand and extra 122,000 sqft. It will serve also as the North American Headquarters.
Nothing I’m saying here is out of dislike for SF or out of promoting the “California is dying” rhetoric. But I do wonder what’s driving the retail exodus of downtown SF.
AT&T isn’t luxury, but it’s absolutely relevant for the topic that was being discussed here on the shopping leaving downtown SF.
But this thread isnt about non luxury so this is actually NOT relevant at all. IKEA is moving into DT SF but we didnt mention that because it's not a luxury brand.
And if you want to compare DOWNTOWN SHOPPING, luxury or otherwise, that would be my ABSOLUTE PLEASURE.
Nothing I’m saying here is out of dislike for SF or out of promoting the “California is dying” rhetoric. But I do wonder what’s driving the retail exodus of downtown SF.
I wonder if Bloomingdale's will exit DT San Fran since its located next to Nordstrom and attached to the mall.
But I digress. Perhaps this earlier post struck a nerve:
Originally posted by Jasonsim:
Please be kind it has been a while since one of these was done so I am sure to have missed something... just trying to get an update given all the changes in San Francisco and San Jose. (Some edits made by comments)
As of June 20, 2023
-Bay area exclusives are bolded
-California exclusives are blue
-US exclusives are red
(Applies to non local stores)
Luxury/Upscale shopping San Francisco:
Union Square/Financial District: Acne Studios // Alexander McQueen // Allen Edmonds // Apple // Bonobos // Bottega Veneta // Brunello Cucinelli // Burberry // Bvlgari // Cartier // Chanel // CH Carolina Herrera // Dior // Diesel // Diptyque // DITA // Dolce & Gabbana // Dyson // Fendi // Ferragamo // Giorgio Armani // Golden Goose // Goyard // Gucci // Gumps // Harry Winston // Hermes // Hublot // Indochino // Isaia // Kate Spade New York // Kiton // Lacoste // Leica // Longchamp // Loro Piana // Louis Vuitton // Maison Margiela // Marlowe // MaxMara // Moncler // Montblanc // Neiman Marcus // Oliver Peoples // Omega // Patek Philippe------(Opening Soon) // Paul Smith // Rimowa // Saint Laurent // Saks Fifth Avenue // Scotch and Soda // Suitsupply // Swarovski // Ted Baker London // Theory // Tiffany & Co. // Tory Burch // Tumi // Vera Wang // Valentino // Van Cleef & Arpels // Vince // Wilkes Bashford // Williams Sonoma
Westfield Centre San Francisco:
Aēsop // Bloomingdale's // Boss // Burberry // IWC Schaffhausen // John Varvatos // Kate Spade New York // Red Valentino // Rolex // Swarovski // Tory Burch // Tourneau // Tumi
Fillmore:
45R // Aēsop // Alice + Olivia // Byredo // Clare V // Cuyana // Diptyque // Eileen Fisher // Frame // isalis // Jonathan Adler // Le Labo // Lunya // Moscot // Paige // Rag & Bone // Reformation // Velvet by G & S // Veronica Beard
Jackson Square:
Aēsop // Allbirds // Alton Lane // Annie Bing // A.P.C. // Eden & Eden // Filson // Goldwin // Iron & Resin // Isabel Marant // Knot Standard // Maison Lan Jaenicke // Mureta & Co // Republic of Fritz Hansen // Schott // Senreve // Shinola // Thom Browne // Zimmermann
Hayes Valley:
Amour Vert // Allbirds // A.P.C. // Aviator Nation // Buck Mason // Clare V // Cotopaxi // GANT // Garett Leight // Metier // Outdoor Voices // Todd Snyder
Union Street:
Birdies // Bonobos // isalis // Jo Malone // KÜHL
Chestnut Street:
Aēsop // Amour Vert // Apple // Pottery Barn // Williams Sonoma
Originally Posted by Jasonsim:
It is definitely a correction of the needs of the market still coming off the pandemic, but generally the luxury corridor has not moved and if anything has expanded footprints.
I think looking at the area it is a redistribution of where people are shopping and catering more to local foot traffic. Look at the San Jose Westfield & Palo Alto Stanford Shopping Centers newly added tenants as they area grows and they can pull away some of the market exclusives to other places than Union Square. Even Marin is starting to stand on its own and attract unique tenants.
In San Francisco though Saint Laurent // Hermes // Brunello Cucinelli // Bottega Veneta are all recently renovated/ expanded with Chanel is planning a new 3/4 story boutique.
If a store has left such as Christian Louboutin // Jimmy Choo // Arcteryx // CB2 they have all reopened in San Jose. Or Anthropologie // Allsaints // Arcteryx // The RealReal reopening in Palo Alto.
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