- An Old Navy store in downtown San Francisco will close this summer, parent company Gap Inc. said Friday
- A company spokesperson said the Old Navy store on Market Street will close July 1 once its lease expires.
- The company also said the decision was made after an evaluation of its real estate portfolio and to “ensure … the best possible experience for our customers.”
- Other businesses in the city have also closed amid ongoing problems with homelessness, drug addiction and crime, including shoplifting.
- Nordstrom is closing two of its downtown San Francisco stores, citing the “dynamics” of the downtown market.
- GAP Inc. said it is exploring new downtown locations for Old Navy.
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Old Navy Follows Nordstrom In Closing Up Shop In Downtown San Francisco
FILE - In this July 25, 2019, file photo, sleeping people, discarded clothes and used needles are seen on a street in the Tenderloin neighborhood in San Francisco. A center for people experiencing methamphetamine-induced psychosis will open in San Francisco as the city struggles with a rise in drug overdoses and rampant street drug use. The San Francisco Chronicle reports the center will open in late spring. (AP Photo/Janie Har, File)
