Ald. Brian Hopkins, 2nd, whose ward includes Water Tower Place, on Monday described Target as one of several companies in talks with Brookfield Properties to potentially move into portions of the space that Macy’s plans to vacate. Macy’s in January said it would close the store, which occupies portions of all eight floors plus the mezzanine level, in the coming months.
Target in talks to replace Macy’s in Water Tower Place, which one local official calls ‘embarrassing’ for Chicago’s Magnificent Mile
