A New York Times article in May said that Westfield, the company leasing the 150 stores at the World Trade Center complex, “has declined to publicize any of its leases at ground zero […] so as not to appear crass and take attention from the solemnity of the National September 11 Memorial Museum.” Besides, the 9/11 cheese platter was already doing a heck of a job handling that. (Westfield subsequently dipped a toe in, telling the Wall Street Journal that 80% of the stores were leased or close to it.)

But brokers can’t help themselves, so there’s been lots of leaking. Without official confirmation, it’s impossible to know what’s definitely happening. Still, here’s what’s been whispered and semi-confirmed—and I’ll update this page whenever more info comes out.

If this is all hard to visualize, do revisit the floor plans posted a while back: Part 1 and Part 2. (Some are also below; all get bigger if you click on them.) And watch these rendering videos! They really help clarify how it’ll link together. Here’s one of Cortlandt Way, one of one level down in the main mall, and one of two levels down in the main mall.

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3 World Trade Center
••• Tiffany & Co. —The Real Deal
••• Giorgio Armani (“It was not clear which Armani brand,”said The Real Deal. Also: “Each store [Tiffany, Armani, and Tom Ford, below] would have entrances on Church Street, between Liberty and Fulton.”)
••• Anthony Bourdain is working on a street-food hall, along the lines of Singapore’s hawker centers; he keeps quacking about it but won’t say where. The New York Post said it might be in 3WTC, and Eater said it would be.

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4 World Trade Center
••• Tom Ford —The Real Deal
••• Eataly, 41,000 square feet
••• Jones the Grocer gourmet emporium
••• Fika, street-level on Cortlandt
In the 4WTC “food hall”:
••• Lore Wine & Spirits, from City Hall’s Henry Meer
••• K Minamoto, Japanese confectioner
••• Beer Table
••• Nobletree, a “new coffee concept”
••• Nunu Chocolates (the above are from the New York Post)

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The Oculus mall (the first image above is two levels below grade; the second is one level below grade)
••• Kate Spade
••• The Kooples (French fashion)
••• Zadig & Voltaire (French fashion)
••• Acne Studios (Swedish fashion)
••• Stuart Weitzman shoes (all of the above are from the New York Times)
••• Turnbull & Asser shirts
••• Bobbi Brown makeup (both of the above are from the Wall Street Journal)
••• Council of Fashion Designers of America pop-up
••• Kiehl’s beauty products
••• Aritzia womenswear (the above are from Racked)
••• Epicerie Boulud takeout
••• La Colombe (the above are from the New York Post)

The South Gallery, or the shops south of the Oculus, as seen in the videos I mentioned at the top
••• Apple
••• Canali menswear
••• Hugo Boss menswear
••• John Varvatos menswear
••• Mont Blanc pens
••• Breitling watches (all of the above are from the New York Post)
••• Disney
••• Lego
••• Lacoste
••• Organic Avenue
••• Dune shoes (all of the above are from The Real Deal)

The West Gallery (linking the World Trade Center and Brookfield Place)
••• Godiva for its first U.S. café
••• Duane Reade
••• It’s Sugar (candy store)
••• Havaianas flip flops
••• Clark’s shoes
••• Invicta watches
••• The Art of Shaving
••• Tumi luggage
••• MAC cosmetics
••• Unnamed blow-dry bar
••• “A giant, nearly 17,000-square-foot Victoria’s Secret will also be located in these concourse areas just north of the Oculus.” (?) All of the above are from the New York Post
••• Devon & Blakely on the ground floor
••• Pret a Manger
••• Wasabi Sushi and Bento, a British chain
••• Joe Coffee
••• Treat House, a bakery specializing in puffed rice treats

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••• John Barrett Salon —New York Post
••• “Track and Field fitness chain”—which doesn’t exist online yet (?) —New York Times
••• Davidoff cigars —New York Times
••• Michael Kors, mentioned by both the Real Deal and the Wall Street Journal; it has a store in Brookfield Place, so maybe one of them is only accessories or something.
••• Fika café —TC
••• Diane von Furstenberg (yes, at the WTC and Brookfield Place) —Racked
••• Aesop skin care
••• Camper shoes
••• Desigual fashion
••• Reiss fashion
••• Vince Camuto shoes (all of the above are from WWD via Racked)
••• Banana Republic
••• Caudalie salon
••• L.K. Bennett shoes
••• Cole Haan shoes
••• Aldo shoes
••• Swatch
••• Thomas Sabo jewelry
••• Folli Follie jewelry
••• Pandora jewelry
••• Tissot watches
••• Fossil watches
••• Edward Beiner eyeglasses
••• Designer Eyes eyeglasses
••• Longines watches
••• Links of London
••• L’Occitane

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