Apple’s Grand Central Store is only a week from opening its Doors for the first time, just in time for the holidays!. According to a report published on MacRumors, Apple made it official on Thursday when it updated the digital signage outside the store with a date.
“Apple Store, Grand Central. Arriving Friday, December 9,” reads the panel, which resembles a typical train station departure board.
The New York Post on Wednesday shared some details of Apple’s 10-year lease with the Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA). It claimed that at about $60 per square foot, Apple is paying much less than other tenants. In July, however, thePost said its rent will be $800,000 per year, nearly half a million more than what Metrazur, the previous tenant, paid for the space. Apple gave Metrazur $5 million to vacate early.
