Signs with the message “Here for however Dallas wants to move” went up Friday night revealing the sneaker giant has claimed the large space.
It must be a pretty elaborate new concept because the sneaker giant already has a large store in NorthPark, and the new store will take a while to build.
The store is opening in “winter 2023,” according to the sign, which includes the message, “Here for however Dallas wants to move.” While Nike isn’t talking yet, this is likely a concept that may not be in Texas yet. When Nike first opened in NorthPark in 2011, it was the first store in the state that wasn’t a factory outlet store. The H&M store opened the same month, and it, too ,was that chain’s first store in Texas.
Nike will be vacating a 25,000-square-foot space in NorthPark in the south corridor between Neiman Marcus and Dillard’s. That section of the mall is attracting some larger concept stores from luxury brands.with a new store in 2020, and Saint Laurent moved into a bigger store in 2019 from Highland Park Village. Barricades along two other huge spaces in the same corridor have signs up about future moves by Gucci and Burberry.
NorthPark declined to share specifics about the Nike store but said it’s in line with the mall’s leasing strategy “to introduce exciting new flagship concepts across all retail categories.”
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