Target Comes to Historic Philly Property

Retail giant Target Corp will open a TargetExpress store at 19th and Chestnut streets in July 2016, the company has announced. The store, which is a smaller version of most Target locations, will be in the Raymond Pace Alexander Building, a historic two-story structure. It will be enlarged via construction of an adjacent three-story retail building, the Philadelphia Business Journal reports. The company might also open other TargetExpress locations in the area, including one in Center City. [PBJ]

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