Media invitations went out Friday for a press preview of the new Apple Store in Manhattan — the city’s fourth — scheduled to be unveiled Saturday, Nov. 14.

The store, located on a nearly triangular site at Broadway and 67th Street, is well-positioned to get attention from the crowds and TV cameras heading for Central Park West to catch the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade less than two weeks later.

New York City has been good to Apple (AAPL). The glass cube of its flagship store is believed to be the highest-grossing retail outlet on Fifth Avenue, bringing in an estimated $35,000 per square foot, nearly double the gross of Tiffany’s sales floor and triple Harry Winston’s, according to a New York real estate expert interviewed by Bloomberg reporters last summer.

Below the fold: Photographs showing the plastic faux curtain that’s covering the building site and the curve of the store’s unusual glass roof, courtesy of ifoAppleStore.com.

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NOTE: An earlier version of this story had the Macy’s parade route wrong. It’s been changed. It will start this year at Central Park West and 77th St., pass through Columbus Circle and then head over to 7th Ave. See here.