Updated: July 5, 2026
Burlington is adding 12 new stores across six U.S. states in July 2026, continuing a fast expansion push as shoppers look for lower prices on clothing, footwear, home goods and family essentials.
The openings are scheduled in Texas, Oregon, California, Pennsylvania, Tennessee and Idaho. The first locations opened on July 3, with the final July stores listed for July 31.
Full List of Burlington Stores Opening in July 2026
Burlington’s July schedule includes 12 stores over five opening dates. Texas has the largest number of new locations, followed by Oregon.
| Opening Date | City and State | Address |
|---|---|---|
| July 3 | Hillsboro, Oregon | 2021 NW 185th Ave. |
| July 3 | Houston, Texas | 10311 I-45 |
| July 10 | Montclair, California | 4234 Ontario Ranch Road |
| July 10 | Quakertown, Pennsylvania | 654 N West End Blvd. |
| July 10 | Paris, Tennessee | 1933 Mineral Wells Ave. |
| July 10 | Austin, Texas | 10515 N Mopac Expressway, Building 1 |
| July 10 | Forney, Texas | 11610 E US Hwy. 80, Suite 130 |
| July 17 | Lubbock, Texas | 11915 Quaker Ave., Suite 400 |
| July 17 | Keizer, Oregon | 6180 Ulali Drive |
| July 23 | Moscow, Idaho | 1810 W Pullman Road |
| July 31 | Salem, Oregon | 783 Lancaster Dr. NE, Suite 133 |
| July 31 | Denton, Texas | 2640 W University Drive, #1276 |
State-by-State Breakdown
The July expansion is concentrated mostly in Texas and Oregon, while four other states receive one new Burlington store each.
- Texas: 5 new stores
- Oregon: 3 new stores
- California: 1 new store
- Pennsylvania: 1 new store
- Tennessee: 1 new store
- Idaho: 1 new store
Texas is the clear focus, with new locations in Houston, Austin, Forney, Lubbock and Denton. That gives Burlington more reach in major metro areas as well as growing suburban and regional markets.
Why Burlington Is Opening More Stores
Burlington is expanding while many shoppers remain focused on value. The off-price chain sells clothing, shoes, accessories, baby items, beauty products, toys, home décor and seasonal goods at discounted prices.
The company’s model depends heavily on physical stores because customers often visit to browse changing inventory. Unlike a traditional online search for one exact product, off-price shopping is built around finding deals in person.
The July timing also matters. The openings arrive near the start of the back-to-school shopping season, when families begin looking for clothes, shoes, backpacks and home basics before fall.
New Stores Feature an Updated Design
Burlington has said newer locations will include an improved store design aimed at making shopping easier and more organized.
The updated format is intended to keep the treasure-hunt feel of off-price retail while making departments clearer to navigate. For shoppers, that may mean easier movement through apparel, footwear, home goods, beauty and seasonal sections.
For Burlington, the design update helps the company compete on more than price. A cleaner layout can make repeat visits easier, especially in busy opening-weekend periods.
Part of a Larger 2026 Expansion Plan
The July openings are part of a much larger growth plan. Burlington has said it expects to add 110 net new stores during its current fiscal year, which ends on January 30, 2027.
The company operated 1,212 stores at the end of fiscal 2025 across 46 states, Washington, D.C., and Puerto Rico. That gives Burlington a large base to expand from as it targets more value-focused shoppers across the country.
Retailers are moving in different directions across the U.S. market. While Burlington is adding locations, other chains are reshaping their footprints, including recent JCPenney store closure updates affecting mall shoppers.
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Distribution Center Investment Supports Growth
Burlington’s store growth is being supported by major logistics investment. In April 2026, the company broke ground on a nearly 2-million-square-foot distribution center in Buckeye, Arizona, near Phoenix.
The facility is expected to open in 2028. Burlington has described it as an advanced distribution site built to support the speed and flexibility needed in off-price retail.
That matters because off-price chains rely on frequent merchandise movement. A stronger supply chain can help Burlington support new stores, replenish inventory and respond faster to regional demand.
What Shoppers Should Check Before Visiting
Customers planning a visit should confirm opening dates, hours and launch details on Burlington’s official Grand Openings page before making a special trip.
Opening weekends can be busy, especially in communities getting a Burlington store for the first time. Early visits may offer a wider first look at merchandise, but popular items can sell quickly.
For local communities, the new stores may bring retail jobs, more shopping-center traffic and another discount option for everyday purchases. For Burlington, July’s rollout continues a strategy built around physical stores, value pricing and a larger national footprint.
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