Showing posts with label Dollar General. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dollar General. Show all posts

Monday, March 12, 2018

Dollar General Overview Article

This article provides good Dollar General statistics, growth plans, information about the middle class, and an overview of the competition.  It's a brief article that's worth your time. 

The Inquirer Article

Thursday, February 15, 2018

NEW STORES - November/December 2017

There are certainly fewer openings in November and December due to the focus on the holiday shopping season.  That fact is reflected in the shorter list below. 
Please note, this list was compiled using a Google Alert for "new stores".  The list is not guaranteed to be complete, but serves as a reference for the retail real estate community.  My hope is that it will be useful to you in some form or fashion.  In the least, it can serve as a sign of the activity in the market or spur ideas when leasing properties. 

If my colleagues and I can be of service, please don't hesitate to contact me at 484-417-2208.  I can also be found on Instagram and Twitter (@RobSamtmann).  Thank you.


Aldi - Evans Mills, NY
Aldi - Kennesaw, GA

Aldi - Laguna Woods, CA
Aldi - Waterloo, IA
Apple - Austin, TX
Apple - Raleigh, NC
Deluth Trading - Waukesha, WI
Deluth Trading - Wixom, MI

Dollar General - Edwardsville, PA
Dollar General - Myrtle Beach, SC
Dollar General - Norfolk, VA
Family Dollar - Las Vegas, NV

Fred Meyer - Gig Harbor, WA
Grocery Outlet - McKinleyville, CA
HEB - Huntsville, TX
HEB - San Antonio, TX
H&M - Pasadena, CA
Hobby Lobby - Holyoke, MA
Ikea - Grand Prairie, TX
LIDL - Vineland, NJ
Starbucks - Trenton, NJ
Target - Richmond, TX

UPS - Watertown, NY
Wegmans - Medford, MA

Wednesday, February 14, 2018

Wednesday, October 12, 2011

Wal-Mart Comp Sales Down 9 Straight Quarters

How do you raise your stock price?  Answer: Increase same store sales.  


In the face of stiff competition, Wal-Mart is adding new products to the stores, working with different prototypes and shipping online purchases to the stores.  The question still looms.  Will it work? 


Reuters Article