New MBA in Apple Retail store in NY

Hi Guys, I'll be travelling to NY the coming week and would be interested in purchasing the new MBA 13" in the Apple store in 5-th Avenue or Soho store.
I would be interested in buying the 2.13/4GB/256GB version.
Can anyone who have been in any of these 2 stores confirm that this model can be purchased there?
Thank you.

Soho
103 Prince Street New York City, NY 10012
(212) 226-3126
Fifth Avenue
767 Fifth Ave. New York City, NY 10153
(212) 336-1440
Upper West Side
1981 Broadway New York City, NY 10023
(212) 209-3400
West 14th Street
401 W 14th Street New York City, NY 10014
(212) 444-3400

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