Nordstrom Rack expands in Southern California with new stores

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Nordstrom Rack will open two new Southern California stores next year.The discount outlet said on Wednesday that it will open new stores in Marina del Rey in the spring of next year and in Torrance later that summer.

The locations join 69 Nordstrom Rack locations already operating in the state.“We’re excited to grow our footprint in the Los Angeles market and introduce new customers to the Nordstrom experience,” Gemma Lionello, president of Nordstrom Rack, said in a news release.Nordstrom Rack is an outlet version of the upscale retailer Nordstrom, offering merchandise from top brands at a discount.

Business The company behind Ross Dress for Less and other bargain retailers are thriving as consumers look to save money.Bargain retailers have expanded in California recently, benefiting from increasingly cost-conscious customers, who are motivated to spend less by economic anxiety and inflation.Discount outlets such as Ross, T.J.

Maxx and Dollar General have capitalized on the tough economic times and experienced accelerated growth.Ross reported record sales in 2025, up 8% from the year prior.

Bargain retail stores have acquired a larger supply of discounted products by buying unsold merchandise from struggling high-end stores.Customers who feel destabilized financially by tariffs and global conflict have used the stores to try to find lower prices.

The new Nordstrom Rack storefronts will be in Marina Marketplace in Marina del Rey and Rolling Hills Plaza in Torrance.Business Close to a year after chilling immigration raids started across Los Angeles, the specter of ICE continues to depress business at many Southland shopping centers even when no immigration officers are in sight.

“The Los Angeles retail market continues to see growth from retailers like Nordstrom looking for anchor space in vibrant areas,” Scott Burns, senior managing director for the company that m...

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Publisher: Los Angeles Times

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