Macy’s exiting Water Tower Place? – Crain’s

An anchor of the Mag Mile mall since its inception, the retailer—unhappy with the police response to recent looting, according to a source close to the situation—now is looking to shrink or vacate its space there.

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Governor of Alderaan
5 years ago

Macy’s, and everyone in Chicago, should run like Forrest Gump until they are out of range of Chicago gunfire

Lana
5 years ago

Not a police Fault!
It’s a Lightfoot, Fox Fault!

l
5 years ago

Not a police Fault!
It’s a Lightfoot, Fox Fault!

nixit
5 years ago

Does anyone have statistics on Chicago’s retail workforce? Female/male ratio or number of LGBTQ workers? I feel there’s a compelling and untold story of how looting (and theft in general) puts the livelihoods of women and the gay community at risk.

True believer
5 years ago
Reply to  nixit

Too bad for the lgbtq community. They voted for Lori and Foxx, and if they are out of work, they asked for it.

jeff
5 years ago

too bad I cancelled my Crain’s subscription since their reporting (except for John Pletz) was mere pablum. Greg Hinz might be one of the dimmest reporters writing in Chicago. Their “news” stories were rarely insightful. Macy’s leaving isn’t on Trump. It’s on the Democratic Machine.

Platinum Goose
5 years ago

No big deal, they can back fill the space with a Carson’s, Sears, JC Penneys or Lord and Taylor. If none of them are willing to then Rainbow fashion will take some space.

Richard Poo Millersky
5 years ago
Reply to  Platinum Goose

All of those stores have died. ☹️?

Charlotte Aines
5 years ago

I think that was the point

Gemini
5 years ago

And I am sure all the rioting and looting had nothing to do with this, right?

Maybe this will make all the liberal BLM supporters think twice.

molson
5 years ago
Reply to  Gemini

You assumed they think

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