New York City is one of the most visited in the entire United States, but not only by foreigners, but also by Americans themselves, with an average of 60 million annual visits, which makes it a claim for many businesses. Currently the Cupertino guys have several Apple Stores scattered throughout New York, and one more could be added.
According to the New York Post, Apple is in negotiations to rent space to open a new store in the prestigious Hudson Yard complex, located in the Chelsea neighborhood of Manhatten in New York City. The office building is the largest private real estate development in the United States In terms of size, it is home to various venture capital funds, law firms, and very soon probably Apple as well.
The news published by the New York Post offers some confusion, since at the moment It is not known if this space will be reserved for new offices or it will be a retail store. Hudson Yard's proximity to both 14th Street and the iconic 5th Avenue store seems unlikely to be a new Apple Store.
Although if we take into account in volume people who visit New York City, it is likely that Apple thought that it would not be a bad idea to open a new store to decongest other stores. The space that Apple could occupy would be about 20.000 square meters, more than enough space to establish an office space and a retail store.
The fact of having offices throughout the country allows Apple tap into local talent, in addition to improving the initiatives it puts in place in certain countries, in order to attract a greater number of potential clients.
