
Macy’s To Close 125 Locations Nationwide Over Next Three Years
By Consider The Consumer on February 7, 2020
Macy’s has announced that it will be closing 125 of its stores over the next three years. These 125 represent one-fifth of its locations across the country.
The retailer is also cutting 2,000 positions that account for 9 percent of its corporate and support jobs.
Macy’s CEO Jeff Gennette had this to say on Wednesday about the changes coming to the company: “We are making deep cuts that impact every area of our business. These changes are painful but they are necessary.”
In recent years, online shopping has caused Macy’s to face very stiff competition with giants like Amazon which has forced a number of brick and mortar stores to go out of business.
Here’s a list of locations closing in 2020 by state:
California
Antioch: Somersville Towne Center
San Diego: Horton Plaza Park
Connecticut
Meriden: Westfield Meriden
Florida
Miami: The Falls Mall (Bloomingdales)
Pompano Beach: Pompano Citi Centre
Sanford: Seminole Towne Center
Vero Beach: Indian River Mall
Georgia
Decatur: The Gallery at South DeKalb
Macon: Macon Mall
Hawaii
Waikoloa Village: Kings’ Shops
Idaho
Lewiston: Lewiston Center Mall
Illinois
Carbondale: University Mall
West Dundee: Spring Hill Mall
Indiana
Muncie: Muncie Mall
Kansas
Prairie Village
Kentucky
Owensboro: Towne Square Mall
Maryland
Salisbury: The Centre at Salisbury
Massachusetts
Leominster: The Mall at Whitney Field
Montana
Helena: Helena Northside Center
New York
Commack
Hicksville: Broadway Commons
North Carolina
Winston-Salem: Hanes Mall
Ohio
Cincinnati: Northgate Mall
St. Clairsville: Ohio Valley Mall
Stow: Stow-Kent Plaza
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg: Harrisburg East Mall
State College: Nittany Mall
Tennessee
Goodlettsville: RiverGate Mall
Washington
Burlington: Cascade Mall
Seattle: Downtown
Walla Walla: Downtown
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