A new dd’s Discounts Dallas project would bring a 16,655-square-foot store to Wheatland Towne Crossing in southern Dallas. An $850,000 tenant-improvement filing identifies Suite 400 at 39759 Lyndon B Johnson Freeway, with construction scheduled for February through October 2027.
The address adds an interesting layer: Suite 400 is the space associated with Office Depot. Meanwhile, Ross Dress for Less already operates on the other side of Target. Since both Ross and dd’s belong to Ross Stores, the planned store would give the parent company two distinct concepts in the same shopping center.
dd’s Discounts Dallas Plans Point to Office Depot’s Suite
Office Depot’s official page for Store #3264 still lists 39759 LBJ Freeway, Suite 400. That is the exact address and suite in the new dd’s registration, making the connection more specific than a general shopping-center match.
Current property marketing also labels the space as Office Depot. Together, those records identify the retail box slated for the new use. They do not establish when Office Depot would leave or confirm that the store has already closed. A verified closure date remains unavailable.
For shoppers familiar with the center, the proposed change is easy to locate: the Office Depot box sits west of Target. The filing calls for work inside an existing retail space, rather than construction of a separate building on a new pad.
Sister Brands Would Bookend Target
Edge’s current Wheatland Towne Crossing marketing shows Ross Dress for Less in the eastern retail wing. Its annotated aerial places Office Depot’s Suite 400 in the western wing, with Target between them.
If that arrangement remains, dd’s and Ross would effectively bookend Target. The stores would share a shopping destination and parent company while offering separate retail concepts. Smaller storefronts and other tenants also occupy the rows around the anchor.
That relationship also explains a detail in the construction filing. Although the project is named dd’s Discounts #5655 Wheatland, the tenant-contact entry names Carlos Torres with Ross Dress For Less. Ross Stores operates both brands; the contact listing does not change the proposed store into a Ross Dress for Less.
What Shoppers Can Expect From dd’s
The dd’s Discounts Dallas project would add an off-price assortment of apparel, shoes, accessories and home fashions. Ross Stores describes dd’s as offering a more moderately priced merchandise mix than its Ross concept, with first-quality, in-season products for the family.
In its August 20, 2026, corporate update, the company reported 376 dd’s locations in 23 states and 1,952 Ross locations. Those figures provide a dated snapshot of the two brands’ relative scale.
The distinction matters at Wheatland: shoppers would gain another value-oriented clothing and home-goods option within the same center. The new store would also shift Suite 400’s merchandise focus from office supplies toward broader family shopping.
An Established Southern Dallas Shopping Center
Wheatland Towne Crossing already has a long retail history near West Wheatland Road and Interstate 20. Rainier’s property profile lists the center at 205,854 square feet and says the company purchased it in 2017.
The same profile traces Target’s central position to 2006, when a 126,000-square-foot SuperTarget relocated into the middle of the property. That history helps explain today’s layout, with sizable retail wings on either side.
Edge currently markets retail space at Wheatland Towne Crossing for lease. Its listing describes the property as shadow-anchored by Target and adjacent to Aldi. This establishes Edge’s leasing role without implying an ownership change.
Elsewhere along the broader corridor, TCM has also tracked a planned Popeyes at 7030 West Wheatland Road. That restaurant is a separate project farther west, outside Wheatland Towne Crossing.
dd’s Discounts Dallas Buildout Timeline
The state registration, TABS2027002600, schedules construction from February 1 through October 1, 2027. It describes a tenant-funded commercial retail improvement with an estimated construction cost of $850,000.
The filing names T Redbird Dallas STC TC LLC as owner and CASCO Diversified Corporation of St. Louis as the design firm. October 1 is the filed construction-completion estimate, not a confirmed store opening date.