There is a construction site on the corner of 67th and Broadway that has long been rumored as a new Apple store. Rumor has been in the NY Post stated it's the same design firm that has done other Apple stores. Any one have additional info on this one???
I like the new designs and the fact that AAPL is investing in existing stores for more Genius space. I wish AAPL would bring a retail store to Lexington, Kentucky. Growing college town with access to I-75 and I-64 seems like a natural fit.
Definitely needs more genius space. Here in Tokyo genius bar is always full, have to book at least a day or 2 sometimes in advance.
Apple could just make things easy to use or improve the quality so less items break then no need for a bigger genius bar.
Oh, and APPL stock is back at around 143. I should have picked some up when it was under 100 a couple months ago. 🙂
an apple store in scottsdale, az would b sweet, which is a lot closer then south phoenix. besides people in scottsdale would make it worth while, they gotz money to spend.
- The New York Post reported in a piece on New York City's Fifth Avenue shopping district that Apple's flagship store on the street was promoted by the building's owner as recording a staggering $440 million per year in sales. As Daring Fireball's John Gruber points out, the number is approximately one-third that of Palm's 2008 revenue for the entire company.
Apple already has a store in Sacramento. Seems unfair for a city to have 2 or more stores when many cities have none.
Lol, I never thought I would ever read the word northgate on these forums. I used to live on (near) northgate.You can't those from Roseville to squeeze their H2s, H3s, Suburbans, Escalades, Excursions, Navigators and Expeditions into the parking lot at the Arden Fair Mall!! Jeez.. 😱 ...besides.. Arden Fair is too close to the "city people" and those from Northgate....
They like it in their ultra new clean suburban communities with no character.
Over the past few days, a number of items regarding Apple's retail stores have popped up, and we've collected some of them here for visibility and discussion.
- USA Today reported last week about Apple's plans for its retail stores, revealing that Apple is planning to remodel 100 of its existing stores this year, in addition to the 25 new stores under development. Renovated stores will offer 50% more Genius Bar space and twice as much room for displaying products.
- The New York Post reported in a piece on New York City's Fifth Avenue shopping district that Apple's flagship store on the street was promoted by the building's owner as recording a staggering $440 million per year in sales. As Daring Fireball's John Gruber points out, the number is approximately one-third that of Palm's 2008 revenue for the entire company.
- ifoAppleStore points to the online portfolio of architect Ben Wood, which features a dramatic design for what is reported to be a new Apple retail store for Beijing, China. ifoAppleStore's sources report that construction is already underway at an unspecified location on Qianmen Street with a grand opening scheduled for later this year.
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- Apple will be holding a grand opening this Saturday for a new retail store in Roseville, California, a major shopping hub in the Sacramento area. The new store will be located in the Westfield Galleria at Roseville, which is in the midst of a major expansion project.
Article Link: Apple Retail Store News Roundup
So are they going to cut down on floor space or back room space? The biggest problem for me has been how cramped a lot of the Apple stores are.. it's not worth the hassle to go to a lot of Apple stores on Saturday/Sunday due to the volume of traffic!
Lol, I never thought I would ever read the word northgate on these forums. I used to live on (near) northgate.
The Roseville store is giving out free t-shirts to the first 1000 people. I would go but unfortunately I have to work. I'll probably go after work to check it out though.
This new store was definitely needed. Arden Fair is always overflowing with people. Sometimes they have 5 geniuses working at once to accommodate all the people waiting for their appointments.
Something to say we respect and appreciate our customers.

Apple already has a store in Sacramento. Seems unfair for a city to have 2 or more stores when many cities have none.
The Roseville store is giving out free t-shirts to the first 1000 people. I would go but unfortunately I have to work.
Lol, I never thought I would ever read the word northgate on these forums. I used to live on (near) northgate.
Is that article correct in mentioning that $400mil is 1/3 of Palm's 2008 revenue? I would be surprised if Palm made $1.2 million in 2008..much less $1.2 billion. Where have they been making their money? They haven't made a product worth buying in almost a decade. I guess they're getting heavy royalties for the "Treo" name...as I see that half the phones in their store are M$ based.
That's revenues, not profits. Just their sales, etc were (apparently) 1.2B.
And Apple needs to build a real store in Atlanta. The Lenox Mall one is just too small. And it would make money, everyone here has an iPhone.