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Danice is Closing 48th Street Store

Danice at 34-56 48th St. (Photo: Google Maps)

April 26, 2018 By Tara Law

Danice, an affordable women’s clothing chain, is closing its 48th Street location.

A Danice employee confirmed that the store, which is located at Plaza 48 at 34-56 48th St., will close. She said that the employees had been notified of the closure, but not of the closing date.

Danice, a family owned chain, was founded in New York City in 1934.

The store’s closure will likely coincide with the closing of bankrupt retailer Toys R Us’s location at 3540 48th St. at Plaza 48. Toys R Us is expected to close the location in the next few months, a toy store employee said today.

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Juanita

I sad store close. It got nice clothes and shoes for cheap dollar. Maybe big sale soon. Nos vemos!

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Judy

A Wholefoods, Fairway or Shoprite Supermarket would be great. Target in this spot instead of Ditmar’s is a great idea! Ample parking!

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Cathy

Toys R Us has been there since I was born. I think it would be a good location for Kmart or JCPenney.

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Anonymous

my bet a homeless shelter will be put there and Mr. JVB and the city knows all about it

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rosita

I love this place. So sad to see it go. We still have Fallas on Steinway though. Mis chicas y yo love it!

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john

They should of opened a Target at the above location not on Ditmars!! I’m tired of the mess in the Ditmars area. I cant wait to move out.

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