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Macy's To Close 45 More Stores In 2021, Including Two In Florida

January 8, 2021 / 7:45 AM EST / CBS Miami

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MIAMI (CBSMiami) — Macy's is closing 45 more stores in 2021. The company said it expects to shut down several locations as part of its "rightsizing" plans.

"These closures bring us closer to achieving the right mix of mall-based stores," Macy's said in a statement, adding Macy's is "committed to rightsizing our store fleet" by focusing on high trafficked locations within malls.

The closures are part of a previously announced plan to shut 125 locations by 2023, which the retailer outlined last February.

There are two Florida stores scheduled to close, but neither is in South Florida.

Here is the full list of stores slated to close by the end of Macy's first quarter, which ends April 30, 2021.

Paradise Valley, Arizona
El Cajon Parkway, California
Hilltop, California
Brass Mill Center, Connecticut
Crystal Mall, Connecticut
Port Charlotte Town Center, Florida
Volusia Mall, Florida
Greenbriar, Georgia
Hyatt Regency (Maui, Hawaii)
Grand Teton Mall, Idaho
Water Tower Place, Illinois
College Mall, Indiana
Independence Center, Missouri
Northpark Mall, Missouri
West Park Mall, Missouri
Sangertown Square, New York
White Plains Galleria, New York
Great Lakes Mall, Ohio
Richland Mall, Ohio
Tri-County Mall, Ohio
Marlow Heights, South Carolina
The Avenue Carriage Crossing, Tennessee
Old Hickory Mall, Tennessee
Golden Triangle, Texas
Post Oak Mall, Texas
Rivercenter, Texas
Rolling Oaks, Texas
Vista Ridge Mall, Texas
Commons at Federal Way, Washington
Northtown, Washington

In 2020, Macy's closed about 30 locations including one in Pompano Beach and a Bloomingdale's at The Falls. (Bloomingdale's is owned by Macy's.) Eighty more stores are expected to close in 2022 and 2023.

CBS News reported that Macy's saw $91 million in losses in its most recent earnings compared to the same period in 2019.