Esprit to Open Fifth Avenue Store

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Esprit to Open Fifth Avenue Store
Esprit plans to open a store on New York's Fifth Avenue in Rockefeller Center by November, according to Newyorkbusiness.com.
April 30, 2007

Esprit plans to open a store on New York's Fifth Avenue in Rockefeller Center by November, according to Newyorkbusiness.com. The 14,400-sq.-ft. store, which will be the company's fifth location in New York, will be located at 600 Fifth Ave., between West 48th and West 49th streets. Esprit signed a 15-year lease for the store in the southeastern corner of Rockefeller Center, which will be neighbored by Ann Taylor, American Girl and Saks Fifth Avenue. Esprit plans to open at least 10 stores in the United States this year, bringing its total here to 26.

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