T-Mobile joined a growing list of companies that have moved out of San Francisco’s downtown area in recent months. 

T-Mobile’s two-story flagship location in San Francisco’s Union Square neighborhood was permanently shuttered, with a note now directing customers to instead visit two other locations in the city, according to the San Francisco Business Times. 

The building broke price records for the area back when it was sold in 2013 at $50 million, according to the outlet, but now the building joins other properties sitting vacant in the city. The 17,000-square-foot space was previously occupied for decades by an Apple flagship location until it moved to a large location in 2016. 

T-Mobile told Fox News Digital when asked about the closure that the company "recently reshaped our nationwide retail strategy to better take care of customers."

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