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Four new stores coming to Copley Place in Boston

Boston, MA According to Simon, a global leader in premier shopping, dining and entertainment destinations, CopleyPlace will be adding several luxury fashion stores new to the market including: Christian Louboutin, Saint Laurent, TOD’s, and APM Monaco.

In addition, existing Copley Place retailers Salvatore Ferragamo, David Yurman, and Jimmy Choo will expand their presence in Center Court at the center in the next two months by debuting flagship stores to better serve their loyal customers’ needs. Dior is also expanding and their renovation will be finished this month.

“We are thrilled to welcome these new and expanding brands to our transformed center which further establishes Copley Place as the luxury retail destination of choice in Boston,” said Vicki Hanor, managing director of luxury leasing for Simon.

In addition to the always evolving retail mix at Copley Place, a major interior transformation is currently underway, which will be completed this fall. Improvements include:  “High Street” storefronts with floor to ceiling window displays; new flooring; new ceiling treatments; upgraded escalators; glass handrails; a new family restroom; energy-efficient upgrades including LED lighting, and a more modern and cohesive overall look throughout the entire shopping center.

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