NEW YORK. Upper West Siders may miss their books, but they can cheer up by shopping at the famously-crowded discount designer department store that’s been in Lower Manhattan for 50 years. Century 21 plans a February move into the 61,000 square feet vacated by the book giant at 1972 Broadway, Cushman & Wakefield announced Wednesday.
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