Subscribe in NewsGator Online   Subscribe in Bloglines

Wal-Mart tests larger Neighborhood Market concept

Apr 25, 2001 12:00 PM, Misty Milioto

Bentonville, Ark. – Locally based Wal-Mart Stores Inc. is combining elements of its Supercenter format with that of its Neighborhood Market concept in Plano, Texas. The 114,000-sq.-ft. store is more than double the size of the typical Neighborhood Market shop and a little more than half the size of the average Supercenter.

The Texas store also features a drive-though pharmacy, full food and general merchandise. However, the store does not have a garden center or sporting goods department.



Most Recent Story

Traffic Court Blog


Resources

Blogs

Here's where we will have a new, frequent conversation with our readers–alerting you to the interesting (and sometimes oddball) things we see every day as we scan the horizon of the retail real estate business

Blog Home

Retail Architecture Review 2008

Architecture Review 2008

The Retail Architecture Review 2008 includes our 19th annual Superior Achievement in Design and Imaging awards, insight from the American Institute of Architects’ Retail and Entertainment Knowledge Community and our Leaders in Retail Architecture section.
View the full listing

TIC Directory 2008

TIC Directory 2008


TIC Directory 2008
Only the Strong Survive

Financing hurdles slow tenant-in-common deals, sidelining a growing number of sponsors..


Browse Back Issues