Macy's aims to close 150 "underproductive" stores over three years, while investing in the 350 locations it has deemed worth continuing to operate as part of its "Bold New Chapter

In the latest step in its revitalization effort, Macy's has named 66 of the 150 stores it plans to close in the next two years. The move is "designed to return the company to sustainable, profitable sales growth,

Overall, Macy’s said it plans to close approximately 150 "underproductive stores" through 2026 – including stores in Philadelphia, Detroit, and elsewhere coast-to-coast. Meanwhile, it will invest in 350 existing stores, with plans to add more salespeople to fitting areas and shoe departments, and adding more visual displays like mannequins.

Macy's is closing 66 stores as part of a comprehensive strategy to revive its business. See the list of locations.

Four stores in Southern California, including one in Westminster and another in Downtown L.A., will close by March.

The move is part of the department store chain’s plan to shutter 150 underperforming locations by the end of 2026.

Macy's has released a list of 66 "underproductive" stores it plans to close, three are in Georgia. More closures are expected at a later date.

Macy's said on Thursday that it plans to close 150 stores in 22 states throughout the country for underperformance as the company's next step in finding its way to profitability again.

All 66 locations will begin clearance sales this month that will run for approximately eight to 12 weeks, according to Macy’s FAQ page. The post Macy’s store in Mass. among dozens closing across the U.