Macy’s is continuing to streamline its store portfolio, with 14 locations across the U.S. set to close or already shuttered as part of its wider restructuring efforts.
The closures form part of the retailer’s “Bold New Chapter” strategy, which includes plans to close around 150 underperforming Macy’s stores by the end of 2026. The company had already shut 66 locations in 2025 as it works to optimise its footprint.
The move comes as Macy’s reports improving performance, having recently delivered better-than-expected fourth-quarter results alongside comparable sales growth across its banners.
Stores closing or already closed
California
- Grossmont Center, La Mesa (closed)
- West Valley Mall, Tracy
Georgia
- Northlake Mall, Atlanta
Maryland
- Marley Station, Glen Burnie
Michigan
- Rivertown Crossings, Grandville (closed)
Minnesota
- Crossroads Center, St. Cloud
New Hampshire
- Fox Run, Newington (closed)
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New Jersey
- Livingston Mall, Livingston
- Interstate Shopping Center, Ramsey (closed)
New York
- Boulevard Mall, Amherst
North Carolina
- Triangle Town Center, Raleigh
Pennsylvania
- Galleria at Pittsburgh Mills, Tarentum
Texas
- La Palmera Mall, Corpus Christi
Washington
- Parkway Super Center, Tukwila
The closures reflect Macy’s ongoing shift toward a smaller, more productive store base, with greater focus on higher-performing locations and investment in upgraded “go-forward” stores.
As part of the strategy, the retailer is also prioritising growth in its premium and beauty banners while refining its core Macy’s offering to better align with changing consumer demand.
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