The departure of Neiman Marcus from its posh storefront within the massive shopping complex at Hudson Yards was an early, though not entirely unexpected, casualty of the Covid-19 pandemic. The luxury fashion retailer filed for bankruptcy protection in May 2020 and announced it would be vacating its 188,000-square-foot store that summer. But it didn’t take long for Philippe Visser, head of office development at The Related Cos., to make the decision to transform the department store site into office space. Related Cos., which built the Far West Side office and retail development, will spend $95 million, Visser said, and is already attracting inquiries from potential tenants.
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