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Posted on 9/30/26 at 11:16 am to Dragula
quote:Walmart+ FTW
This is why Walmart is such a giant, it meets many people’s every need.
Posted on 9/30/26 at 11:41 am to TulaneLSU
I asked AI why it was closing:
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The Neiman Marcus flagship store in downtown Dallas is closing primarily due to a combination of corporate financial distress following its acquisition, shifts in customer shopping habits, and a severe drop in downtown foot traffic. The historic century-old store on Main and Ervay streets is permanently shuttering today, September 30, 2026.
Core Reasons for the Closure
Corporate Restructuring and Bankruptcy: After Saks Global acquired Neiman Marcus in late 2024, the combined entity faced immediate financial issues, missed debt payments, and entered Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. Now reorganized as the Exemplar Luxury Group, the company is streamlining operations and eliminating underperforming footprints.
Shift to Suburban Shopping: A parent company spokesperson noted that the location no longer aligns with where luxury customers choose to shop. Sales at the nearby NorthPark Center location are more than 10 times larger than the downtown flagship.
Declining Urban Foot Traffic: While the downtown flagship was a legendary fashion destination for over a century, it has struggled financially for years due to a lack of daily retail foot traffic in the central business district.
Local politicians and city leaders successfully delayed the closure last year through land donation deals to save the landmark, but the reprieve was ultimately temporary. Moving forward, the company is consolidating its Dallas resources into a $100 million renovation of the NorthPark Center Neiman Marcus, which will absorb elements of the downtown store's history, including its iconic sixth-floor Zodiac Room restaurant.
What People Are Saying
Longtime customers, local preservationists, and former employees have expressed deep sadness over losing what many consider the "soul of the city" and the last original department store standing in downtown Dallas.
Posted on 9/30/26 at 11:52 am to TulaneLSU
I do appreciate a fine Christopher Radko ornament. The wife loves them and I enjoy getting her new ones every year at Christmas
Posted on 9/30/26 at 11:55 am to Tedorgeron
Are there any old original downtown department stores anywhere anymore outside of maybe NYC? And even there, the "downtown" designation is sort of iffy.

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