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Storefronts empty on Upper East Side as major retailers move elsewhere
10/21/2022 2:53:00 PM Experts point to a growing demand for online shopping and the aftermath of the pandemic
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You may have noticed more empty storefronts around New York City, especially the Upper East Side . elijahwestbrook takes a look at what's causing the change. Experts point to a growing demand for online shopping and the aftermath of the pandemic You may have noticed many empty storefronts on Manhattan's Upper East Side. A number of big box stores closed their doors for good following the pandemic, and the once bustling shopping area is no longer. CBS2's Elijah Westbrook spoke with a business expert about what this means for the future. Video shows what 59th Street and Lexington Avenue look like these days -- retail space after retail space now on the market after places like H&M, Gap and Zara, to name a few, closed their doors in the neighborhood. For months now, some say it has been a retail wasteland. Read more:
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