To date, Google has only run pop-up shops and small shops inside other stores, but it looks like the company may be gearing up to enter the brick and mortar space in a big way.
Google is reportedly planning a two-level store in Chicago’s Fulton Market district. When it opens, it would be the tech giant’s first retail flagship. The company is close to finalizing a lease for almost 14,000 square feet on the first and second floors of several connected, two-story brick buildings between 845 and 853 W. Randolph St., according to Chicago Tribune.
