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J.C. Penney Plans to Exit New York City Offices as Part of Bankruptcy Process

Department Store Retailer Could Vacate Its Soho Lease By the End of June
J.C. Penney leases 61,602 square feet of office space in this office building in New York City. (CoStar)
J.C. Penney leases 61,602 square feet of office space in this office building in New York City. (CoStar)

Department store retailer J.C. Penney plans to exit an office lease in New York City, extending a pullback from the nation's largest city that began in the 1980s when it moved its headquarters out of Manhattan, as it moves through the Chapter 11 bankruptcy process.

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