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A Target store in Denton. The retailer is opening a new location in Dallas' Oak Cliff neighborhood on March 15—its 51st in the DFW market—as part of a $5 billion national expansion plan. [Photo: MMCRP/Shutterstock]
Target Is Investing $5 Billion in Store Growth and Dallas’ Oak Cliff Is First in Line
by Quincy Preston | Mar 5, 2026
The retailer's new Oak Cliff store opens March 15 as part of a national push to add more than 300 locations by 2035. Three more North Texas stores are in the pipeline.
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