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Oswego Today
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Oswego Panel to Review Site Plans for Proposed HomeGoods Store
The 25,000-square-foot building would be part of the Prairie Market East shopping center.
Apr. 6, 2026 at 5:39pm
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The proposed HomeGoods store at the Prairie Market East shopping center in Oswego aims to drive increased retail activity and economic growth in the community.Oswego TodayThe Oswego Planning and Zoning Commission will review site plans for a proposed 25,000-square-foot HomeGoods store at the Prairie Market East shopping center. The development would feature the new retail tenant on a 9-acre site along Route 34 at Fifth Street. The village board previously authorized an economic incentive agreement of up to $1.5 million to assist the shopping center owners with the construction.
Why it matters
The proposed HomeGoods store is part of the ongoing development and revitalization of the Prairie Market East shopping center, which is a key commercial hub for the Oswego community. The addition of a major national retailer like HomeGoods is expected to drive increased foot traffic and economic activity in the area.
The details
The proposed 25,000-square-foot HomeGoods store would be located between PetSmart and Aldi at the Prairie Market East shopping center. The original approved building footprint for the property was 16,944 square feet, so the new proposal exceeds that by 8,056 square feet, requiring a major planned unit development amendment. The developer is also requesting a wall sign larger than the PUD currently permits.
- The Oswego Planning and Zoning Commission will review the site plans on Thursday, April 6, 2026.
- The Oswego Village Board authorized the economic incentive agreement in December 2025.
The players
Prairie Market 24 LP
The developer proposing to build the 25,000-square-foot HomeGoods store at the Prairie Market East shopping center.
Edgemark
A subsidiary of Prairie Market 24 LP that purchased the Prairie Market East shopping center in September 2024.
TJX Companies
The parent company of HomeGoods, which previously planned to open a store in the Prairie Market shopping center but the deal was not viable for the landlord.
Jeff Lind
The Oswego village planner who provided a report to the Planning and Zoning Commission on the proposed development.
What they’re saying
“The approved building footprint for the property is 16,944 square feet, making the newly-proposed commercial building 8,056 square feet larger than originally approved.”
— Jeff Lind, Oswego Village Planner
“While the depth of the tenant space is increasing, it will be as far from neighboring residential development as the other tenants in Prairie Market East.”
— Jeff Lind, Oswego Village Planner
What’s next
The Oswego Planning and Zoning Commission will decide on Thursday whether to approve the major amendment to the PUD to allow for the 25,000-square-foot HomeGoods store and the larger wall sign.
The takeaway
The proposed HomeGoods store is a significant development for the Prairie Market East shopping center, signaling continued investment and growth in this key commercial area of Oswego. The village's economic incentive agreement demonstrates its commitment to attracting major retail tenants and driving economic activity in the community.
