Target Will Open New Stores In The United States This Spring: See Where

Good news for Target customers! The retail chain announced that it will open new stores in the United States this month, meaning you may soon have one closer to you. The company plans to launch more locations throughout the year, so it’s worth keeping an eye on future updates. Here’s where the openings will take place this spring.

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How many new stores will Target open?

According to the company, seven new locations are scheduled to open this month. Throughout 2026, the retailer plans to open more than 30 stores and remodel more than 130 others.

Where will the new Target stores open?

Here is the complete list of the locations where Target will open new stores in March:

• • 6301 Gosford Road, Bakersfield, California (opened March 15)
• • 321 Woollomes Avenue, Delano, California (opened March 15)
• • 3444 W. Sunshine Street, Springfield, Missouri (opened March 15)
• • 3200 Gold Ring Road, Fuquay Varina, North Carolina (opened March 15)
• • 655 W. Illinois Avenue, Dallas, Texas (opened March 15)
• • 104 Sip Avenue, Jersey City, New Jersey (opening March 29)
• • 235 Prospect Avenue, West Orange, New Jersey (opening March 29)

Target lowers prices on its spring products

Recently, Target announced that it will reduce prices on more than 3,000 popular items across different categories. The discounts began rolling out in March and will continue throughout the spring on selected products.

The reductions, which in most cases range between 5% and 20% off the original price, cover several key categories in the store’s catalog. Here are the products included in this discount campaign:

• • Clothing: styles for women and children inspired by spring trends, designed to offer everyday comfort with fresh and lightweight looks.
• • Home: bedding sets, blankets, and sheets designed to refresh living spaces during the seasonal change without requiring major spending.
• • Shoes: trendy footwear options including flats, sandals, and sneakers that pair well with spring outfits.
• • Everyday essentials: baby products, household basics, and pantry staples that are part of many families’ regular shopping needs.

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According to the company, these price cuts add to the thousands of items that already saw price reductions in 2025, reinforcing its strategy of offering design, style, and trending products at accessible prices.

What is Target Circle 360?

Target Circle 360 is the company’s premium membership program that offers exclusive benefits. It is designed to provide convenience and savings for frequent shoppers. Its perks include:

• • Unlimited same-day delivery on orders of $35 or more from Target, partner grocery stores, and pet stores.

• • Monthly gifts: at the beginning of each month, members receive exclusive gifts or discounts.

• • Extended returns with an additional 30 days.

• • Free 2-day shipping on hundreds of thousands of items.

History of Target

Target’s history dates back to 1902 when George Draper Dayton established a company that would eventually become its predecessor, known as Dayton Dry Goods. Years later, Dayton acquired all of the shares of the investors associated with the business and remained the director until his death in 1938.

The name Dayton Dry Goods quickly became popular across the United States, firmly establishing itself in Minneapolis and using airplanes to distribute products nationwide. Achievements continued to accumulate, and in 1960, Target was launched, marking the transition from family department stores to one of the leading discount store chains.

At that time, stores featured up to 75 sections, offered a streamlined and comfortable shopping process, and provided free parking and good ventilation, giving customers a very pleasant experience in the United States.

In 1967, the company went public, attracting more investment and growth. This increase became evident in 1969 when the first distribution center opened. In 2000, Target became a corporation, and in 2001, it reached its 1,000th store. By 2005, its annual sales surpassed $50 billion.

During the 2010s, the brand expanded into Canada, but later closed its stores in the country, focusing on the U.S. market. Throughout this time, it also introduced more private-label brands and incorporated Disney stores within its locations.

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