J.Crew signs lease to join Legacy Place

J.Crew has signed a lease to join Legacy Place. "J.Crew is a retailer at the top of its game and a go-to fashion staple of the Greater Boston customer," said Mark Roberts, senior vice president, leasing, WS Development. "We are excited to have J.Crew opening at Legacy Place." J.Crew will be located near Sephora, Apple, and Williams-Sonoma. A joint venture with National Amusements, Legacy Place is anchored by Whole Foods Market, L.L.Bean, Showcase Cinema de Lux, Borders, and Kings.

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