Bealls is expected to open November 9 at the former Dunham's location on East Chicago.
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Bealls stores coming to Lansing area. Where retail chain is expanding

A Florida-based department store chain with outlets in 22 states is aggressively moving into Michigan and the Lansing area this fall.

Department store chain Bealls will open six stores in Michigan, four this fall and two in spring 2027, Bealls Inc. announced in an Aug. 13 news release. The fall openings in Charlotte, Coldwater, Owosso and Sturgis will make Michigan the 23rd state Bealls operates in. The chain plans stores in Niles and Clio in 2027.

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“The Michigan openings represent the latest milestone in a growth strategy focused on expanding the company’s reach to new guests while increasing brand awareness and strong demand for value-driven retail,” the company said in the release.

The Michigan expansion is part of a broader growth initiative that includes the opening of 25 new stores across 12 states in fall 2026 and spring 2027, extending the company’s reach in both existing and new markets. 

As Bealls Inc. expands into new markets, the company is also investing in the merchandising capabilities needed to support long-term growth. The company recently increased its buying presence in New York City to strengthen access to national brands, emerging trends, and key vendor partnerships.  

The stores will average about 20,000 square feet and will sell a variety of family apparel, footwear, accessories, home decor, housewares, gifts and seasonal merchandise, Bealls Inc. said in the release.

Products will include weekly new merchandise and national brands, and customers will have the option to join the company’s loyalty and rewards program.

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Here’s what to know about Michigan’s upcoming Bealls stores.

Where are Bealls stores coming in Michigan?

Bealls will be opening stores in the following Michigan cities:

The company did not provide addresses for the upcoming locations.

The stores will average about 20,000 square-feet and will sell a variety of family apparel, footwear, accessories, home decor, housewares, gifts and seasonal merchandise, Bealls Inc. said in the release. Products will include weekly new merchandise and national brands, and customers will have the option to join the company’s loyalty and rewards program.

When will Michigan get Bealls stores?

The Bealls stores in Charlotte, Coldwater, Owosso and Sturgis will open during the fall, the company said in the release.

The Clio and Niles locations are expected to open in spring 2027, according to the release.

How can you get a job at Bealls in Michigan?

Bealls is hiring for its future stores in Michigan, with openings for its Owosso and Sturgis stores listed online.

Those interested in applying can visit BeallsInc.com/careers, with additional openings to be posted closer to store openings, the company said.

What is Bealls?

Bealls is a Florida-based department store chain with 600 retail stores in 22 states across the Bealls, Bealls Florida and Home Centric brands, according to the company.

The company’s move into Michigan coincides with its growth in financial markets to bolster its standing, the release stated.

“As Bealls Inc. expands into new markets, the company is also investing in the merchandising capabilities needed to support long-term growth. The company recently increased its buying presence in New York City to strengthen access to national brands, emerging trends, and key vendor partnerships,” the release said.

Coldwater Daily Reporter contributed.

Contact Jenna Prestininzi: jprestininzi@freepress.com.

This article originally appeared on Detroit Free Press: Bealls stores coming to Lansing area. Where retail chain is expanding

Reporting by Jenna Prestininzi, USA TODAY NETWORK / Detroit Free Press

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