A new store will open at The Streets at Southpoint in Durham. What to know
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- Pop Mart will open a store at The Streets at Southpoint in Durham.
- Pop Mart has Robo Shop vending machines in Fayetteville and Concord, North Carolina.
- The Streets at Southpoint added new tenants recently, including Capital One Café.
A new store is coming to The Streets at Southpoint.
Pop Mart, a toy store with no existing brick-and-mortar locations in North Carolina, is expanding in the Triangle with a space at the Durham mall.
Details about the location, including an opening date, have not been shared.
Pop Mart will join toy retailers including The Lego Store at The Streets at Southpoint.
While Pop Mart, which sells collectible figures such as Labubu, has vending machines called Robo Shops in Fayetteville and Concord, it doesn’t yet have a permanent store in North Carolina. The retailer is opening a store at Raleigh’s Crabtree mall this spring.
Durham’s Pop Mart may be the retailer’s second permanent store in the state.
The News & Observer has reached out to Pop Mart for more information.
New stores at The Streets at Southpoint
Pop Mart is the latest new tenant to join the Durham mall.
- A new coffee shop and bank, Capital One Café, recently opened in the former California Pizza Kitchen at The Streets at Southpoint.
- The mall welcomed a series of businesses last year. Dick’s House of Sport made its Triangle debut in the former Sears space in October. The retailer, which is associated with Dick’s Sporting Goods, offers spaces such as a climbing wall, golf bays and a multi-sport cage, where customers can try out equipment.
- In September, a jewelry brand called Gorjana opened at the mall. Known for pieces that can be layered, Gorjana has since opened a second Triangle location at North Hills in Raleigh.
- The Lego Store and apparel retailers PacSun, Aritzia, Alo Yoga and Vuori also opened in 2025.
- Loft closed its store at The Streets at Southpoint this year, after the landlord decided not to renew the lease, KnitWell Group, the company that owns Loft, previously told The N&O.
