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New Target Store in Bridgehampton Faces Delays Amid Southampton Town Planning Board Hurdles

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Target has begun working with Southampton Town on plans to overhaul the former Kmart in Bridgehampton. Changes proposed at the property will be broader entrance walks, a Starbucks kiosk and drive-up shopping. But the new store appears unlikely to be ready to open by summer 2025 since it will need zoning variances for proposed changes to its parking scheme. KOTZ

Target has begun working with Southampton Town on plans to overhaul the former Kmart in Bridgehampton. Changes proposed at the property will be broader entrance walks, a Starbucks kiosk and drive-up shopping. But the new store appears unlikely to be ready to open by summer 2025 since it will need zoning variances for proposed changes to its parking scheme. KOTZ

authorMichael Wright on Feb 28, 2025
Residents hoping that the new Target department store planned to take over the former Kmart space in the Bridgehampton Commons would be open by this summer seem likely to be... more

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