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New York retail sees off-price stores capture 66 percent visit share

New York retail is undergoing a sea change where off-price stores now capture nearly 66 percent of visit share as of Q1 2026.

By The Daily New York · Published July 24, 2026

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New York retail is undergoing a sea change where off-price stores now capture nearly 66 percent of visit share as of Q1 2026, while traditional department stores like Saks decline and Macy's gains traction according to item [47].

Upper Fifth Avenue in Manhattan is confirmed as the world's most expensive retail street by rents, with luxury brands like Chanel and Moncler opening or expanding flagship stores there according to item [47].

Fifth Avenue in the Flatiron District has emerged as a top choice for new-to-market brands, including Canadian retailers Garage and Cozey taking over former Club Monaco space according to item [47].

Herald Square average asking rents rose from $383 in late 2025 to $412 in mid-2026, driven by demand for larger stores such as a new 40,000-square-foot TJ Maxx at Herald Towers according to item [47].

Sources: perplexity-sonar.

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