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Nordstrom Rack headed to Durham

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STAFF WRITER SUE STOCK

North Carolina is getting its first Nordstrom Rack, the lower-priced alternative to theSeattle chain that specializes in designer clothes and luxury goods.

The Nordstrom Rack will be in the Renaissance Center, just across the road from The Streets at Southpoint mall in Durham, where Nordstrom has been an anchor since 2002.

The Rack will slip into a space between World Market and Pier 1 Imports and be about the same size as one of those stores. It is expected to open next fall.

Merchandise in a Nordstrom Rack typically is 50 percent to 60 percent less than Nordstrom's original prices. The company operates 69Racks across the country.

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