In the wake of Macy’s exit, here’s a look at more than a dozen retailers and restaurants that have left Water Tower Place – Chicago Tribune*

In January, Macy’s announced it would close its 170,000-square-foot flagship store in Water Tower Place after a clearance sale expected to run eight to 12 weeks. It will be the first time the department store space, formerly Marshall Field’s, has been vacant since the mall opened in 1975.
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DixonSyder
5 years ago

Bye bye Boul Mich. It had a good run until Lightfoot and her ilk took over. If things play out Michigan Ave will be gone and replaced with George Floyd Blvd.

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