"We're thrilled to be bringing our concept to New York and to offer our customers the ultimate shopping experience in such close proximity to the Westchester," says company president Kip Tindell. "The synergy between the Container Store and the Westchester will truly provide a one-stop shopping destination for our customers." The Westchester is a one million-sf facility that boasts such upscale tenants as Nordstrom, Neiman Marcus and Tiffany's.
The retailer, which expects to employ 90 workers at the site, offers 10,000 products geared to helping customers store items and organize their homes. Founded in 1978, the company operates 21 stores, and forecasts reaching $237 million in sales by year-end 2000.
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John Jordan
John Jordan is a veteran journalist with 36 years of print and digital media experience.
