McALLEN, Texas — A Nordstrom Rack store is coming to Las Tiendas Shopping Center in McAllen, according to a filing with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation.
The $3.6 million project calls for the renovation of a 30,561-square-foot space at 700 E. Expressway 83. The plan is to convert existing space into a Nordstrom Rack retail store with a sales floor, offices, and stock storage.
The site sits along one of McAllen’s primary retail corridors, serving regional shoppers traveling the Interstate 2 corridor.
The filing with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation lists Cielo Paso Las Tiendas LP as the property owner and Arcadis Inc., a Seattle-based firm, as the design firm.
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