Target

[Greg S]

New store design:

https://www.apartmenttherapy.com/target ... HGBLrs8p_A

[skinzfan23]

Doesn’t look a whole lot different

[TransitOriented]

Doesn’t look a whole lot different

It's got a shiny concrete floor

[Greg S]

For me the biggest takeways were Target is going back to bigger stores, and windows.

Greg

[djc311]

I miss growing up near the original Target on Saddle Creek. I spent a lot of my summer breaks from school down there before I could work. I actually enjoyed the restaurant area where you could sit down and get a hot dog. Ha, the "olden days".

[Dusty]

I recently went inside one these new small format or tiny Target stores while on vacation. I didn't know they were building these. I don't believe Nebraska has any. They are a 1/3 of the size of their typical store. Seems like they are building most near college campuses. Anyone else been in these "neighborhood stores?"

[ChadJK]

I recently went inside one these new small format or tiny Target stores while on vacation. I didn't know they were building these. I don't believe Nebraska has any. They are a 1/3 of the size of their typical store. Seems like they are building most near college campuses. Anyone else been in these "neighborhood stores?"

We went in what I think was one of these in downtown Chicago. It was a Target, but without most of the apparel and shoes section. It felt more like a Walgreens than a Target.

https://www.target.com/sl/chicago-river-north/3402

[Dusty]

I recently went inside one these new small format or tiny Target stores while on vacation. I didn't know they were building these. I don't believe Nebraska has any. They are a 1/3 of the size of their typical store. Seems like they are building most near college campuses. Anyone else been in these "neighborhood stores?"

We went in what I think was one of these in downtown Chicago. It was a Target, but without most of the apparel and shoes section. It felt more like a Walgreens than a Target.

https://www.target.com/sl/chicago-river-north/3402

Yes, that's the vibe I got. A super charged Walgreens with a small grocery side.

[GenX]

I recently went inside one these new small format or tiny Target stores while on vacation. I didn't know they were building these. I don't believe Nebraska has any. They are a 1/3 of the size of their typical store. Seems like they are building most near college campuses. Anyone else been in these "neighborhood stores?"

We went in what I think was one of these in downtown Chicago. It was a Target, but without most of the apparel and shoes section. It felt more like a Walgreens than a Target.

https://www.target.com/sl/chicago-river-north/3402

Target has a very small-format store in Ocean Beach (San Diego).

[Athomsfere]

I recently went inside one these new small format or tiny Target stores while on vacation. I didn't know they were building these. I don't believe Nebraska has any. They are a 1/3 of the size of their typical store. Seems like they are building most near college campuses. Anyone else been in these "neighborhood stores?"

I remember one in San Francisco that felt like it was from the EU. Way less stuff overall, and split over multiple floors.

Not sure if that's the format you saw.