Williams-Sonoma, a retailer specializing in kitchen and home furnishings, confirmed Friday that it will leave its downtown San Francisco location next year, becoming the latest big retailer to leave the Union Square area.
in early April—just one year after it opened—citing deteriorating conditions locally.
The store is reportedly to be replaced by another retailer, Chanel.
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