Zara plans to open a significant flagship store in Union Square at 400 Post Street, nearly doubling the space of its previous location. Mayor Daniel Lurie heralded this as a positive sign of retail recovery in the area, where negative news has been prevalent recently. The new four-story, 40,000-square-foot store is seen as a testament to global brands' belief in San Francisco's future. Lurie's remarks also highlight ongoing efforts to maintain a safe and welcoming environment in Union Square amid broader challenges in the retail landscape.
Zara is taking over the prominent empty space at 400 Post Street, across from Saks and the Westin St. Francis, marking a significant expansion in Union Square.
This is what we're talking about... Zara's decision was a latest vote of confidence in the future of our city.
Zara's 40,000-square-foot flagship store will almost double the size of its existing location, showing that global brands want to grow in San Francisco.
Mayor Lurie emphasized the need for safe and clean streets, urging that San Francisco remains open for business, reflecting hope for Union Square's retail revival.
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