Target To Drop $250 Million On Twin Cities Store Remodels

MINNEAPOLIS, MN — Big changes may be coming soon to your neighborhood Target. The Minneapolis-based retail giant announced Monday its plans to invest $250 million to remodel 28 — or roughly half — of its Twin Cities stores.

Target plans on eventually renovating all of its metro locations as a part of an effort to upgrade more than 1,000 stores nationwide.

"In 2018, we’ll complete about 325 additional remodels," Target said in a news release Monday. "While the Twin Cities will be our largest remodel market this year, we’ll also go big in places like Los Angeles, New York and Chicago. Over the next few years, we’ll remodel stores in every major city."

Last year, Target unveiled design elements for what the company says is "the most ambitious store re-design to date." Target said it's hoping to take the shopping experience "to the next level."

Guests who want a sneak peek at what’s to come in the Twin Cities can take a look at the updated Nicollet Mall flagship store in downtown Minneapolis, which was one of the 110 stores Target remodeled in 2017.

Check out the full list of stores that will be renovated in the Twin Cities in 2018.

• Chanhassen
• Blaine
• Burnsville
• Champlain
• Lino Lakes
• Maple Grove North
• Edina
• Monticello
• Lakeville
• Woodbury
• Lake Street
• Knollwood
• Savage
• North St Paul
• East St Paul
• Richfield
• Woodbury East
• Apple Valley
• Ridgedale
• Apple Valley South
• Shoreview
• West St Paul
• Forest Lake
• Otsego
• Plymouth
• Fridley
• Medina
• Waconia

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