Wednesday, December 24, 2014
Shakespeare & Company ultimately got kicked out for a Foot Locker
A big rent hike helped force Shakespeare & Company's to close its longtime home at 716 Broadway between Washington Place and Waverly Place.
The landlord reportedly hiked the rent to $50,000 a month.
Anyway, as it was previously reported, a Foot Locker is taking the space... and Dave on 7th noted that the signage recently arrived.
Previously on EV Grieve:
Reader report: Shakespeare & Company loses lease on Broadway
Shakespeare & Company space is for lease on Broadway
Labels:
Foot Locker,
Shakespeare & Company
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Can they read the lines on the soles of the feet?
Consumer herpes.
"TO BE OR NIKE'S"
This is just pathetic.
The Mallification of the EV continues.
- East Villager
50,000 A MONTH?????? WOW!
Incidentally, Foot Locker—and Lady Foot Locker—is the last vestige of the once-mighty Woolworth's marketing empire.
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