The corpses of big retailers — some decades old — haunt the streets of Manhattan. Now, a few are finally being brought back to life. The blight was particularly gory in Times Square, where behind the busy streets and illuminated signage, there was a glut of empty space. Now, two new leases will fill 75,000…
It’s alive! Manhattan’s long vacant retail spaces are finally rising from the dead
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