Things weren’t looking good for luxury retailer Neiman Marcus in the early pandemic. Nobody was shopping—nobody had anywhere to go that necessitated a new outfit—and, like many other major retailers, the brand permanently shuttered numerous brick-and-mortar stores and filed for bankruptcy.
It emerged from that bankruptcy three months later as a private company, leaving its financials behind lock and key. But one thing the company is proud to share: It drastically downsized its corporate office space in the Dallas–Fort Worth area, with no plans to recoup it anytime soon.
