It’s likely there will be additional Neiman Marcus store closings determined in the future.
Neiman Marcus Group, streamlining operations through its bankruptcy process, has determined that it will close four of its luxury department stores including the Hudson Yards location, as well as 17 Last Call outlets.
But it’s likely there will be additional store closings determined in the future. Neiman’s has been working with A&G Real Estate Partners to market the Neiman Marcus department stores in Walnut Creek, Calif., and Mazza Gallerie in Washington, D.C., along with the Palm Beach and Bellevue units. “While we have no other store closures to announce at this time, we will continue to assess our store fleet throughout the restructuring process. We will communicate any additional decisions as they are made,” Lana Todorovich, president and chief merchandising officer of Neiman Marcus, told vendors in a letter Thursday, a copy of which was obtained by WWD.
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