Nordstrom Rack Set to Debut a 25,000‑Sq‑Ft Store in Ramsey This Fall

Seattle‑born Nordstrom, Inc. announced this week that a brand‑new Nordstrom Rack is slated to open its doors in Ramsey, New Jersey, as the leaves start to turn this fall. The 25,000‑square‑foot space will sit inside the Interstate Shopping Center, right alongside familiar faces like ShopRite, Five Below and Petco.

That shopping center is owned by a joint venture between Wafra and Crossroads Companies – with Crossroads handling day‑to‑day property management and leasing. In plain English, that means the space is already humming with traffic, and the new Rack will plug right into an established retail mix.

"We look forward to being a part of the Ramsey community and serving our customers with an amazing offering of great brands at great prices," said Gemma Lionello, President of Nordstrom Rack. She added that shoppers can expect the usual Rack perks – steep markdowns of up to 70 % on clothing, shoes, accessories, beauty items and home goods – plus a few modern conveniences like online order pickup from Nordstrom.com and NordstromRack.com and hassle‑free returns.

For New Jersey shoppers, the new location is more than just another discount store. It pushes Nordstrom’s state‑wide footprint to four full‑line Nordstrom stores and nine Rack locations, employing more than 1,600 people across the Garden State. The Ramsey opening is a clear signal that the company sees strong appetite for its blend of high‑end brands and bargain‑bin prices.

Local residents can already start marking their calendars. While a precise grand‑opening date hasn’t been set, the retailer has confirmed that the doors will swing open sometime in the fall of 2026. Until then, happy shoppers can keep an eye on the Interstate Shopping Center’s existing lineup and look forward to an extra retail option just a short drive from towns like Mahwah, Wyckoff, and Westwood.

When the lights finally turn on, the new Rack will welcome everyone—from longtime Nordstrom fans to first‑time bargain hunters—offering a familiar “Nordstrom experience” at prices that feel almost too good to be true.