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While some are going to disagree. Atlanta is just catching up with Houston and Dallas in the upscale department. Dallas overall is more upscale, but it's even with Houston.
^Exactly. Actually, Barney's has been ready a couple of times to pull the trigger on a new anchor store at Phipps. Their recent bankruptcy filing delayed any expansion for a while, and now with the economy, who knows what they'll do.
They do have a pretty big Barney's Co-op at Phipps, but it's just not the same.
As far as NM in Atlanta, while it's true there is only one, it's huge. They actually just wrapped up a 3 story, 78,000 sq ft expansion. The expansion alone is larger than many of their newer stores.
^Exactly. Actually, Barney's has been ready a couple of times to pull the trigger on a new anchor store at Phipps. Their recent bankruptcy filing delayed any expansion for a while, and now with the economy, who knows what they'll do.
They do have a pretty big Barney's Co-op at Phipps, but it's just not the same.
As far as NM in Atlanta, while it's true there is only one, it's huge. They actually just wrapped up a 3 story, 78,000 sq ft expansion. The expansion alone is larger than many of their newer stores.
Is that store bigger than the Neiman Marcus in Downtown Dallas?
^No, not by a long shot. That is, if they are utilizing the entire building. The Atlanta store is the 5th or 6th largest I think. It looks a little larger than the original, unexpanded pic you posted.
^No, not by a long shot. That is, if they are utilizing the entire building. The Atlanta store is the 5th or 6th largest I think. It looks a little larger than the original, unexpanded pic you posted.
Some of it is there headquarters.
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