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Apple's Del Amo Fashion Center Store in Torrance Closes With No Reopening Date Set
By News Desk ·
Key takeaways
- Apple's Del Amo Fashion Center store at 3525 Carson St. in Torrance is listed as closed through at least Tuesday, October 20.
- Apple's store page cites 'events beyond our control' and gives no confirmed reopening date.
- Reddit users alleged a roof leak caused water damage, an account Apple has not confirmed.
Apple's Del Amo Fashion Center store in Torrance, California, is closed with no reopening date set, and the company's store page lists the location as unavailable through at least Tuesday, October 20. Yahoo reported the closure. Apple, founded in 1976 and headquartered in Cupertino, is the maker of the iPhone, Mac and iPad.
What Apple Says About the Del Amo Closure
The official store page for the Del Amo location at 3525 Carson St. carries a brief notice that the store is temporarily closed due to "events beyond our control." Apple has offered no public explanation beyond that notice for why the store went dark.
The company's own words on the page read: "We'll be right back. Our store is temporarily closed due to events beyond our control."
Reddit users alleged that a roof leak at Del Amo Fashion Center caused significant water damage to the store. MacRumors reported on those comments, and Apple has not confirmed that account. The water-damage explanation remains unverified.
Apple's online store and remote support options remain available as alternatives, and the company's website lists the Del Amo store's phone number as (424) 408-5618. Apple has not announced when Del Amo will reopen or what remediation the location requires.
Apple's Scale Behind the Store Network
Apple's revenue was approximately $111.2 billion in the second quarter of fiscal 2026, up 17% year over year, with iPhone sales of $57 billion and Services revenue of $31 billion, according to akta.pro company records. The Services segment carries approximately 76.7% gross margin, and the company's valuation estimate stands above $3 trillion. Apple's total funding is $10.7 billion, with the last round dated May 5, 2025.
Earlier Apple Moves This Month
Apple released the fourth-generation Apple TV 4K at a premium price of $300, eliminating cheaper models while adding AV1 decoding and Find My support for the remote, The Verge reported. China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology approved Alibaba's Tongyi Qianwen and Tongyi Wanxiang AI models for Apple Intelligence, Engadget reported. Apple also added the 2017 12-inch MacBook, iPad 6 and BeatsX to its obsolete products list, meaning the items are no longer eligible for repair or service, 9to5Mac reported.
What Comes Next for the Torrance Location
Apple has not posted an update on the Del Amo store page beyond the closure notice, and the company has not stated a reopening date or a cause. The store page remains the place where any change to the closure would appear.