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Apple Looking to Open Sixth Manhattan Retail Location in Late 2015

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Apple is apparently gearing up to open a sixth retail location in Manhattan by late 2015, according to a new report from ifoAppleStore

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The current interior of the building as occupied by VBH (via ifoAppleStore)

Likely to be located at 940 Madison Avenue, the future store will occupy a former banking complex built in 1921 that currently houses luxury retailer VBH. The building itself offers a large amount of space, featuring a 4,000 square-foot ground level and 1,000 square-foot mezzanine.

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An outside view of the building in 1922 (via Museum of the City of New York)

Apple has notably constructed a number of stores in historic locations, including a flagship store in Brisbane, Australia that is located in the famous MacArthur Chambers building and a store in a century-old theater complex located within Berlin's Kurfürstendamm avenue. The company's Grand Central, Opéra, and Buchanan Street retail stores have also been noteworthy for their significant locales.

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160 months ago
Brooklyn would make a lot of sense too.
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osofast240sx Avatar
160 months ago
Looks like a great spot.

6 stores in Manhattan though? They must generate enough business at all 5 to garner another.
Any Apple store in Manhattan is always mobbed your best bet is the 24 hour one on fifth Avenue at like 2am
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160 months ago
Apple sure do know how to pick 'em.
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Hammie Avatar
160 months ago
Whoosh

I am guessing you missed that it was joke on my part as denote by the :D? Or maybe you just didnt find it funny. Let me try again with a knock knock joke --

Knock Knock
Whos there
Apple
Apple Who
Knock Knock
Whos there
Apple
Apple Who
Knock Knock
Whos there
Apple
Apple Who
Knock Knock
Whos there
Orange
Orange Who
Orange you glad I didnt say Apple?
:D

Uh, yes. That was implicit in the post to which you responded.

Actually, it was not implicit.

The :D can be interpreted as extreme happiness and/or excitement about a subject or topic.

I think a more appropriate emoticon to use would be the :p or :rolleyes: , especially if I was joking or being sarcastic.
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street.cory Avatar
160 months ago
The first picture is not the new store's interior concept. It is what the current tenant's interior looks like. It will become the traditional Apple Store layout.

Whoosh
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160 months ago
6 for Manhattan now, and still 0 for Brooklyn?
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