I don't even know what a lucky bag is but I think I want one.who is going there and will they have lucky bags? what's in those lucky bags usually?
I don't even know what a lucky bag is but I think I want one.who is going there and will they have lucky bags? what's in those lucky bags usually?
May 14, 2008 -- YESTERDAY, Alliance for Downtown President Liz Berger said she wished that computer maker Apple would come downtown.
She may yet get her wish.
Sources tell us that Apple is seriously negotiating for the entire 12,500-foot building at 23 Wall St.
Located at the iconic corner of Wall and Broad streets, the small granite building nicknamed "The Corner" was developed by the financier J.P. Morgan and, after its completion in 1914, served as J.P Morgan and Co.'s headquarters.
It's now an empty building connected to its tall residential and luxury condominium neighbor at 15 Broad St., which has an Hermes shop on the Broad Street side, facing the New York Stock Exchange.
The building still bears some scars from a bomb hidden in a horse drawn carriage - that rocked Wall Street on Sept. 16, 1920.
While over $1 billion in gold sat inside the Assay Office across the street, the Morgan property at 23 Wall took the brunt of the noontime blast, which killed 30 people, and wounded hundreds more.
Foreign terrorists were suspected, but the exact target was never identified.
The current owners, Africa-Israel, recently hired Robert K. Futterman & Associates to take over retail leasing for 180,000 square feet at 15 Broad and 23 Wall Street.
RFK's Karen Bellantoni, who represents Apple, declined comment.
Richard Roten of Africa-Israel did not return a call seeking comment.
Retail rents for ground floors in the area are zooming into the $500 a foot range, but the exact price would vary by location, size, floor and term.
Recall that 23 Wall also serves as the quirky Philippe Starckand Yoo Development-designed rooftop terrace for the residents of 15 Broad St.
It has tremendous windows that we're sure Apple CEO Steve Jobs will enjoy illuminating with neon Apple logos.
Just got a verbal report (based on a storefront blacked out, nothing but "Apple.com" in the windows, and a mall staffer confirming it) of a new Store going in the Arrowhead Town Center in Glendale (75th Ave/Bell Rd) between Sephora and Naturalizer. Long overdue for the West Valley, but not the location I would've guessed.
Oh, happy day!
Well, maybe not. My bank account will start taking some serious hits...
I'll try & get some photos if I get by there in the next few days.
Apple really wants to come to Greenville, SC but can't get any love from property sites . We were supposed to get an Apple store a long time ago in Haywood Mall, but there's no appropriate space for it. Then we were supposed to get one at the new Magnolia Park (originally slated for Fall 2009, now pushed back to Summer 2010). Since they're acting up and in all reality probably won't open until 2012 (this place has been pushed back several times in the past couple of years), it looks like Apple is trying once again in downtown Greenville.
I hope the downtown location works, because if so, we might be getting a store as soon as Spring/Summer 2009!!
Greenville, SC Best Buy Apple Store:
Depends on the type of store. Inside mall stores are usually between 6 and 9 months. Stand alone stores, like the the Charleston one, can be longer, and if there is any delay in permits it can be significantly longer. My bet would be they try to get it open for the holiday season, but if you want to track it look at the city's planning commission for the progress.I just looked on the apple.com site. They have positions for the Charleston store. How long before they post for jobs that the store actually opens?
I just looked on the apple.com site. They have positions for the Charleston store. How long before they post for jobs that the store actually opens?
Greenville, SC Best Buy Apple Store: