IKEA Makes Plans For Third DFW Store

The Swedish home goods store submitted a proposal to the city of Fort Worth for a 289k SF store on 27 acres. The store on the southwest corner of Tarrant Parkway and Interstate 35W will have 900 parking spaces.
Photo credit: Courtesy of IKEASite plan of proposed IKEA Fort Worth

IKEA has yet to open its second store in DFW, but it is already planning the third location. The Swedish home goods store submitted a proposal to the city of Fort Worth for a 289k SF store on 27 acres.

It would break ground spring 2018 and deliver summer 2019. The store on the southwest corner of Tarrant Parkway and I-35W will have 900 parking spaces.

IKEA Fort Worth rendering
Photo credit: Courtesy of IKEA
Rendering of an IKEA location in Fort Worth, Texas

The store will have 10,000 exclusively designed items, 50 room settings, three model interiors, a kid’s play area and a 325-seat restaurant. It will create 500 jobs. IKEA gets 90% of its U.S. energy from renewable sources and will evaluate on-site power generation at this location.

The retailer’s Grand Prairie store will deliver this fall. Its first location is in Frisco.

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