Apple’s former retail stores: Where are they now?<div class="feat-image">
</div><p>Over this past holiday weekend, T-Mobile
opened a new Signature Store in the heart of downtown San Francisco. While the shop’s bright magenta signage doesn’t betray the building’s past, Apple fans may remember the site at the corner of Stockton and Ellis streets as the former home of Apple’s flagship San Francisco store.</p>
<p>After nearly
17 years operating their own retail stores, many of Apple’s older locations have been
remodeled and expanded as the company outgrows smaller spaces and changing technology commands an
ever-evolving store layout. Many stores have relocated altogether, moving to larger and more desirable mall corridors, or across town to livelier shopping districts with greater foot traffic. What happens to these old storefronts after Apple moves out? We’ve tracked down every former Apple store to see what they look like today.</p>
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