Nordstrom Rack Announces New Store Opening in Palm Springs, California
Nordstrom Rack will open a new store location in Palm Springs, California.

Palm Springs, CA, November 12, 2026 — Nordstrom Rack, the off-price retail division of Nordstrom, Inc., has announced plans to open a new store in Palm Springs, California. The specific opening date for the new location was not provided in the announcement.
The new Nordstrom Rack store will be situated in Palm Springs, a city located in the Coachella Valley region of Southern California. Further details regarding the store’s size, the number of jobs it is expected to create, and the exact merchandise offerings were not disclosed at this time.
Nordstrom Rack is known for offering a wide selection of designer and brand-name fashion, accessories, and home goods at significant discounts, typically 30% to 70% off original prices. The company operates numerous stores across the United States, providing customers with access to apparel, shoes, handbags, and beauty products from top brands.
Information about the contractor responsible for the store’s construction or any permits filed for the location was not made available. The company has not released details regarding the timeline for construction or the projected opening season.
Palm Springs is a popular tourist destination and a growing residential community, making it a potential market for the off-price retail model offered by Nordstrom Rack. The company has not specified the exact rationale behind choosing Palm Springs for its latest expansion, nor has it detailed any specific community engagement plans for the new store.
As further details become available, including the official opening date and store specifics, they are expected to be announced by Nordstrom, Inc. The company’s official website and press releases typically serve as primary sources for such updates. At present, information beyond the planned establishment of the store in Palm Springs, California, remains limited.
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