The US retail landscape continues to evolve, with department stores playing a pivotal role in shaping consumer shopping habits. According to a September 2024 report by Statista Research Department, the leading department stores in the United States are ranked based on the number of physical locations. This list highlights the dominance of well-established brands and their strategies to adapt to changing market dynamics.
Here’s a breakdown of the top department stores in 2024 based on Statista data, ranked by the number of stores, along with insights into their geographic presence and retail expansion plans for 2025:
Largest Department Stores in the US in 2024 by Number of Stores
(Source: Statista, United States: leading department stores 2024, by number…
of stores, September 2024) 1. Kohl’s Corporation View this post on Instagram A post shared by Kohl’s (@kohls) Where Most Stores Are Located: Kohl’s has a widespread presence across the U.S., with the largest concentration in the Midwest, Northeast, and Sun Belt regions.
States like Wisconsin, Illinois, and Texas have a high density of Kohl’s stores. Retail Expansion Plans for 2025: Kohl’s plans to open 50 new small-format stores in 2025, targeting suburban and urban areas. The company also invests in its omnichannel capabilities, including same-day delivery and expanded curbside pickup options.
2. Macy’s Inc. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Macy’s (@macys) Where Most Stores Are Located: Macy’s has a significant presence in major metropolitan areas, with flagship stores in New York City, Chicago, and San Francisco. The brand also has a strong foothold in the Northeast and California.
Retail Expansion Plans for 2025: Macy’s plans to open 30 smaller-format stores in 2025, primarily in suburban neighborhoods. The company is also expanding its Market by Macy’s concept, which offers a curated selection of products tailored to local preferences. 3. Nordstrom View…
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