#departmentstores

I have done extensive research about the F200, the top 200 locations out of the 350 that Macy's is keeping open past 2029, or the 2028 fiscal year in which they have expanded the Bold New Chapter Plan until.

Please read the entire post and my footnote at the bottom.

F125 Stores
Arizona
Chandler Fashion Center - Chandler
Santan Village - Gilbert
Arrowhead Towne Center - Glendale
Biltmore Fashion Park - Phoenix
Scottsdale Fashion Square - Scottsdale
California
Westfield Santa Anita - Arcadia
Valley Plaza Mall - Bakersfield
Brea Mall - Brea
Westfield Topanga - Canoga Park
Los Cerritos Center - Cerritos
Sun Valley Shopping Center - Concord
South Coast Plaza - Costa Mesa
Culver City Center - Culver City
Stonewood Center - Downey
Fashion Fair Mall - Fresno
Glendale Galleria - Glendale
Century City - Los Angeles
Vintage Faire Mall - Modesto
Montebello - Montebello
Fashion Island - Newport Beach
Northridge Fashion Center - Northridge
Stanford Shopping Center - Palo Alto
Victoria Gardens - Rancho Cucamonga
Westfield Galleria at Roseville - Roseville
Arden Fair Mall - Sacramento
Fashion Valley - San Diego
Westfield UTC - San Diego
Hillsdale Mall - San Mateo
Westfield Valley Fair - Santa Clara
Westfield Fashion Square - Sherman Oaks
Del Amo Fashion Center - Torrance
Broadway Plaza - Walnut Creek
Colorado
Cherry Creek Mall - Denver
Connecticut
Danbury Fair - Danbury
Westfarms Mall - Farmington
Delaware
Christiana - Newark
Florida
Aventura - Aventura
Boca Town Center - Boca Raton
Coral Square - Coral Springs
International Mall West Dade - Doral
Galleria in Fort Lauderdale - Fort Lauderdale
Westland - Hialeah
Dadeland - Miami
The Falls - Miami
South Beach - Miami Beach
Florida Mall - Orlando
The Mall at Millenia - Orlando
Palm Beach Gardens - Palm Beach Gardens
Pembroke Lakes Mall - Pembroke Pines
Broward Mall - Plantation
University Town Center - Sarasota
The Mall at Wellington Green - Wellington
Georgia
Lenox Square Mall - Atlanta
Mall of Georgia - Buford
Perimeter Mall - Dunwoody
Hawaii
Ala Moana Center - Honolulu
Illinois
State Street - Chicago
Oakbrook - Oak Brook
Orland Square - Orland Park
Woodfield - Schaumburg
Old Orchard - Skokie
Indiana
Castleton Square - Indianapolis
Maryland
Montgomery Mall - Bethesda
Mall at Prince George - Hyattsville
Massachusetts
Boston - Boston
South Shore Mall - Braintree
Natick - Natick
North Shore Mall - Peabody
Michigan
Twelve Oaks - Novi
Somerset - Troy
Minnesota
Mall of America - Bloomington
Missouri
West County Center - Des Peres
Saint Louis Galleria - Richmond Heights
Nevada
Fashion Show - Las Vegas
New Hampshire
Mall at Rockingham Park - Salem
New Jersey
Bridgewater - Bridgewater
Cherry Hill - Cherry Hill
Menlo Park - Edison
Jersey City - Jersey City
Quaker Bridge - Lawrenceville
Paramus Garden State Plaza - Paramus
Short Hills - Short Hills
Willowbrook - Wayne
New York
Bay Plaza - Bronx
Kings Plaza - Brooklyn
Walden Galleria - Buffalo
Flushing - Flushing
Roosevelt Field - Garden City
Walt Whitman Mall - Huntington Station
Manhasset - Manhasset
Herald Square - New York
Queens - Rego Park in Elmhurst
Staten Island - Staten Island
Green Acres - Valley Stream
Palisades Center - West Nyack
Cross County - Yonkers
Ohio
Kenwood Towne Center - Cincinnati
Easton Town Center - Columbus
Oregon
Clackamas Town Center - Clackamas
Washington Square - Tigard
Pennsylvania
King of Prussia - King Of Prussia
Ross Park Mall - Pittsburgh
Puerto Rico
Plaza Del Caribe - Ponce
Plaza Las Américas - San Juan
Tennessee
Green Hills - Nashville
Texas
The Domain - Austin
NorthPark Center - Dallas
Cielo Vista Mall - El Paso
BayBrook - Friendswood
Stonebriar Centre - Frisco
Dallas Galleria - Dallas
Firewheel Town Center - Garland
Deerbrook - Humble
Galleria at Houston - Houston
Memorial City - Houston
Willowbrook Mall - Houston
La Plaza Mall - McAllen
Pearland Town Center - Pearland (Not doing very well)
North Star Mall - San Antonio
First Colony Mall - Sugar Land
The Woodlands Mall - Woodlands
Virginia
Pentagon City - Arlington
Tysons Corner Center - McLean
Springfield - Springfield
Washington
Alderwood Mall - Lynnwood

Supposed NN75 Stores-- most are NN75 but some may be part of F125. However, they are all confirmed part of F200 regardless of order. Some are listed as stores appearing in the 2020 Growth 150 Stores.

Dayton Mall, Centerville, Ohio
Polaris Fashion Place, Columbus, Ohio
Short Pump Town Center, Richmond, Virginia
Fair Oaks Mall, Fairfax, Virginia
Lynnhaven Mall, Virginia Beach, Virginia
Dulles Town Center, Dulles, Virginia
The Streets at Southpoint, Durham, North Carolina
Deptford Mall, Deptford, New Jersey
Rockaway Town Square Mall, Rockaway Township, New Jersey
Freehold Raceway Mall, Freehold, New Jersey
Woodbridge Center, Woodbridge, New Jersey
Paramus Park Mall, Paramus, New Jersey
Metro Center, Washington D.C.
Woodland Mall, Kentwood, Michigan
MainPlace Mall, Santa Ana, California
Annapolis Mall, Annapolis, Maryland
Tucson Mall, Tucson, Arizona
Warwick Mall, Warwick, Rhode Island
The Parks At Arlington, Arlington, Texas
North East Mall, Hurst, Texas
Promenade Temecula, Temecula, California
Southland Mall, Cutler Bay, Florida
Galleria at Tyler, Riverside, California
Manhattan Village, Manhattan Beach, California
South Shore Mall, Bay Shore, New York
Smith Haven Mall, Lake Grove, New York
Gurnee Mills, Gurnee, Illinois
Bellevue Square, Bellevue, Washington
Burlington Mall, Burlington, Massachusetts (Growth150 2020)
The Mall in Columbia, Columbia, Maryland (Growth150 2020)
Willow Grove Park, Willow Grove, Pennsylvania (Growth150 2020)
Westfield Plaza Bonita, National City, California (Growth150 2020)
Lone Tree, Lone Tree, Colorado (Growth50/150 2020)
Barton Creek Square, Austin, Texas (Growth150 2020)
Coronado Center, Albuquerque, New Mexico (Growth150 2020)
Valencia Town Center, Santa Clarita, California (Growth150 2020)
Westfield Countryside, Clearwater, Florida (Growth150 2020)
Southcenter Mall, Tukwila, Washington (Growth150 2020)
The Shops at Palm Desert, Palm Desert, California (Growth150 2020)
Stonebridge Shopping Center, Pleasanton, California (Growth150 2020)
Santa Rosa Plaza, Santa Rosa, California (Growth150 2020)
University Park Mall, Mishawaka, Indiana (Growth150 2020)
Meadowood Mall, Reno, Nevada (Growth 150 2020)
Pheasant Lane Mall, Nashua, New Hampshire (Growth150 2020)
SouthPark Mall, Strongsville, Ohio (Growth150 2020)
South Hills Village, Bethel Park, Pennsylvania (Growth150 2020)
LeHigh Valley Mall, Whitehall, Pennsylvania (Growth150 2020)
Wolfchase Galleria, Memphis, Tennessee (Growth150 2020)
Columbia Center, Kennewick, Washington (Growth150 2020)
Tacoma Mall, Tacoma, Washington (Growth150 2020)
The Shoppes at Carlsbad, Carlsbad, California (Growth150 2020)
Chula Vista Center, Chula Vista, California (Growth150 2020)
Cumberland Mall, Cobb County, Georgia (Growth150 2020)
Boise Towne Square, Boise, Idaho (Growth150 2020)
Glenbrook Square, Fort Wayne, Indiana (Growth150 2020)
Oxmoor Center, Louisville, Kentucky (Growth150 2020)
Towson Town Center, Towson, Maryland (Growth150 2020)
Coastland Center, Naples, Florida (Growth150 2020)

These are 183 stores confirmed to be part of the F200 list that Macy's is invested in. If anyone has any thoughts about stores that are omitted or some that need to be removed, let me know. If you work at one of these stores, but feel that sales have been slowing down a little, let me know also. (An employee told me about slow sales for the Pearland location that is supposedly F125). This is not some Macys corporate social experiment but I am actually researching so let me know any thoughts about this list.

All in all, the some stores in F125 may need to be in NN75, and vice versa, but these 180 or so stores all definitely part of the F200 list that they are invested in.

I have counted to be 183, tho I may be wrong.

Store 0476. So disappointed

Anything? Are they coming back? Because they were too important!
How are the beauty departments doing?

Well. we miss Burdine's. They were the Florida store, and traveling there, from New York, we always knew the store (even as Federated) was somewhat unique...not like the old days, but a differentiating experiences. How are things now after seeing some of the doors re-adjust in numbers and went through the closures ? Anyone care to offer some thoughts ?

Well, under the legacy nameplates, a big part of the department store shopping experience was enjoying the full-service sit down restaurants in-store. Bloomingdale's I believe still runs their restaurants in house. However Macy's, unlike many of the legacy nameplates with the exception of the former Marshall Field's, Walnut Room (was run in-house) and lease-op Herald Square restaurants,Rockaway,NJ and perhaps a few others are all there is.

What are your thoughts ? When these restaurants were well operated, they drove traffic ! (Yes, I know the food courts changed the business in the 80's, but respectfully, some insight and other contribution and opinion would be appreciated.

I'll just say it.
These stores could change their flow upside down and inside out...it still wont change your sh**ty, nonexistent Selling Culture. Macys only solution to falling sales are floor moves. Change that!
Especially considering the flow and assortment at most Dillards have remained consistent for decades. Thats department store excels at customer service, those associates literally greet me at the door. The insanity of floor moves every quarter has got to stop!! Who isnt getting their job right the first time?!

Will there be more cuts next week?

Who's to blame? Ten years ago, the idea of something like this happening to Saks would be laughed at. It takes especially incompetent leadership to bring us to this point. We're losing our jobs because of them. This makes me both so sad and angry. This could and should have been avoided.

5 days until 2025 earnings call.

Will we get 2026 store closing announcements?

Any other surprises coming?

We make good money, have great foot traffic, but just a few of us are keeping things running. The others don't give a damn and all they do is pretend to be busy until they can leave. I'm tired of making money for people like that. Close us down. I'll be okay. Let them try and find another place where they'll be able to work like that.

According to the Triangle Business Journal, the men’s store is closing and merchandise will be crammed into the main store. It will be a complete trashy mess!

Links: https://filecache.investorroom.com/mr5ir_saksglobal/1210/Saks_OFF_5TH_and_Last_Call_Store_Footprint.pdf

https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/saks-global-sharpens-focus-on-luxury-retail-and-full-price-selling-302674428.html

Link to the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PkdAhcsd0eA

Just curious if anyone other flex employees are being told they must work a minimum of 15hr a week for the Holidays?

The South Windsor Warehouse is closing does that mean the off price backstage going away? Personally I find Backstage a distraction. Macy’s should make “Last Act” sections a major markdown to get product out of the stores asap.

https://www.tampabay.com/news/business/2025/11/02/wesley-chapel-belk-department-store-pasco-shopping/

They didn't use the new logo....I wonder why

An its a lease...

Why do New Jersey full line Macy's always seem to avoid the chopping block? This has been the case since 2017. It is the market the stores are in?

They spent millions on something that won’t drive anyone to the store yet they can’t pay us hardly anything

What exactly does an MBA do all day? Mine sits in her office looking at the computer. Even on weekends rarely ventures outside of her office. Is there that much desk work involved with the role?

Post below as a responce, everyone is welcome to post, even the corporate shills.

So its almost time! Who know what is happening in January this year?
Region/division cuts? Position cuts?

I couldn’t believe that I have been shopping at this store in northern Virginia for over 20 years. And anytime I had a return I would go to the customer service desk, especially if I was in a hurry or on a lunch break from work. The new people they hired are so inapt.. They don’t know how to do returns or they refuse to do returns and all they do is laugh and giggle behind the desk. They made me go all the way up to the third floor to return a dress and a lipstick that I bought ONLINE. I will only shop going forward at Bloomingdales. That store has really gone downhill with a caliber of people and employees that they hire very disappointing

Can someone list "First 50" Initiative stores that have been revamped? Is there any in Massachusetts or New England region?

I have visited Nashua and Manchester NH locations and I hope these locations are not on the list. They need help, and corporate needs to step up to meet the needs of the store associates.

Just saw online how our technology is way behind others .who will gladly take up our sales we could make. Or be assisted with to get extra walk ins our slow stores.
I expect the worst of Saks Global and they have delivered accordingly

Was wondering how the small format stores are doing/are they successful? And if so, any future plans for them?