Target is spending billions to remodel more than 100 stores across the country, including a dozen in Texas.
The retail chain announced that it would invest about $5 billion in 2026 toward remodels and new stores, as well as technology upgrades to “create more personalized, joyful experiences for guests.” Stores will have updated floor plans, and hundreds of millions of dollars will also go towards store payroll and training, according to a March 3 news release.
Target announced it is spending about $5 billion to remodel more than 130 of its stores and open 30 new stores.
Customers can expect to see new home displays showcasing on-trend decor, the Target Beauty Studio featuring more than 60 new-to-Target beauty brands, and an expanded assortment of food and beverage brands.
“This new chapter of growth at Target is defined by clear choices and rooted in a deeper understanding of our unique lane in retail, the guests we serve and the areas where we’re distinctly positioned to win,” said Target Chief Executive Officer Michael Fiddelke.
Texas stores getting a makeover
Here’s where the remodeled stores in Texas will be, according to USA TODAY:
Greater Houston: Westchase, Willowbrook and Galveston
San Antonio/South Texas: SW Military Drive, SE San Antonio and San Marcos
DFW/North Texas: Vista Ridge, Garland East and Eastchase
Central & West Texas: Temple, McAllen Northwest and El Paso Central
USA TODAY contributed to this story.
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