Retail Closures Surged in 2024, and Could Double to 15,000 This Year
- Store closures in the U.S. Reached 7,325 in 2024, the highest since the pandemic, with projections of 15,000 closures in 2025 according to Coresight Research.
- Major retailers like Party City and Macy's are closing stores due to competitive pressures, with Party City planning to close all 700 stores after filing for bankruptcy.
- Consumer spending remains strong, with holiday sales increasing to $994.1 billion, but a larger share goes to fewer retailers, impacting smaller stores.
- Store openings in the U.S. Reached 5,970 last year, the highest since 2012, but are expected to remain steady at around 5,800 in 2025 according to Coresight.
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