Posted Nov 12, 2010, 12:09 PM
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Originally Posted by hammersklavier
Well, here's what corporate says, and according to the square footage table on the bottom, as of this past February, the Philadelphia City Center (sic) Macy's had 386,000 square feet. It is, however, likely that part of the discrepancy is due to the store offices which fill a third of the third floor...
Also remember that prior to becoming Macy's, this space was a Lord & Taylor, which usually only takes up 150k sf as compared to the at least 500k sf a downtown Macy's would need.
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That is a cool website. I think that does include office space and storage room, etc. Because they list the State Street store in Chicago as 2 million sq feet. But it is common knowledge that the selling space is only about 800,000 sq feet. Same with Pittsburgh. They list it as over a million sq feet. But the selling space is really only I believe 600,000 sq feet.
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