CHICAGO (CBS) — The Gap will be leaving a big hole in the Magnificent Mile as it announces it plans to close in January.
Signs are already up on the doors.
READ MORE: Teen Charged In 8-Year-Old Melissa Ortega's Murder Has Criminal Record For Carjacking And Gun ChargesThe three-story, 46,000 square-foot building at 555 N. Michigan Ave. has been home to The Gap since 2000, though The Gap had a presence on the Mag Mile going years before that.
READ MORE: New Bears GM Ryan Poles Continues Busy Schedule Of Head Coach InterviewsBack in October, The Gap announced it was closing 350 Gap and Banana Republic stores as part of a restricting plan.
There is still a Banana Republic store at 744 N. Michigan Ave., which took over the space once occupied by the Evans Inc. furrier in 1990.
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