\n Target And TJ Maxx Plan $23M+ North Texas Stores | Target image by Here Now\/Shutterstock; TJ Maxx image by J. Michael Jones\/Shutterstock <\/p>\n
Two major retailers are moving forward with North Texas projects, with construction filings showing the two projects represent more than $23 million in planned work, based on estimated project costs listed in permitting records.<\/p>\n
The projects come as communities across the Dallas-Fort Worth region continue to see new residential and commercial development. The filings<\/a> were submitted through the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR<\/a>).<\/p>\n Target Planning New Fort Worth Location<\/p>\n Target is planning<\/a> an approximately $22 million store at 5900 Retail Way in Fort Worth, according to a TDLR construction filing. The project is identified as the Chisholm Trail Target and is expected to become the retailer\u2019s sixth location in Fort Worth.<\/p>\n The filing lists an estimated completion date in August 2026. Construction timelines listed in TDLR filings are preliminary and may change.<\/p>\n The project is part of Target\u2019s continued<\/a> presence in the North Texas market. The company previously announced plans for additional stores in communities including Forney, Little Elm, and Dallas.<\/p>\n Target\u2019s corporate website also maintains<\/a> a list of upcoming store locations nationwide, including planned openings and project details.<\/p>\n TJ Maxx Coming to Grand Prairie<\/p>\n TJ Maxx is also preparing for a new North Texas location, with a planned $1.3 million renovation project at 3166 State Highway 161, Suite 120, in Grand Prairie, according to TDLR records<\/a>.<\/p>\n The project involves converting an existing approximately 25,000-square-foot space into a TJ Maxx store. Construction is expected to begin in October 2026 and conclude in March 2027, according to the filing.<\/p>\n