Last summer, Aldi celebrated opening its 2,000th store in the United States and announced plans to open up 70 new storefronts by the end of 2020. It had a soft opening Thursday after work that included expanding the store from. This is just the latest in the chain's expansion plans. However, an existing Aldi on Route 37 West in Toms River is welcoming back customers after an extensive remodeling. It's not clear how many locations are set to open in the state or when these stores will open, but if you live in Louisiana, keep your eyes peeled! Also as part of the 100-new-store plan, Aldi said it aims to open as many as 35 new stores in the Gulf Coast area by the end of 2022, with the first two stores in Tallahassee, FL, opening later in 2021. The massive, 564,000-square-foot facility will serve up to 100 stores in Alabama, Southern Georgia, Mississippi, the Florida Panhandle, and Louisiana, the latter of which will become the 38th state with an Aldi, the chain announced. The chain first announced a new regional headquarters and distribution center in Loxley, AL. While we don't know exactly when these new locations will open or precisely where they will be, we did get some hints via Aldi's other big news. Aldi announced its plans to open about 100 new locations across the United States in 2021, predominately in Arizona, California, Florida, and the Northeast.
It seems like everywhere you look, a new location is popping up, and that's not by accident. “Repurposing obsolete structures and sites and encouraging sustainable development will be critical as suburban centers grow, and transportation infrastructure and amenities will need to expand to create an integrated multimodal network,” reads the Farkas letter, while stating the county mission.īusinesses would serve as civic, economic and population centers, with a traditional town character, accommodating substantial future growth and the medium to high density, according to the Farkas letter.In case you haven't noticed, Aldi is kind of taking over the world. and 1701 Mallory Lane, Troy Marshall, ALDI’s district vice. We’re excited to share that Aldi will soon be serving Brentwood customers with our newest stores at 7117 Southpoint Parkway.
The stores will bring grocery shopping options to the community and new jobs to the local economy. The project is consistent with the Suburban Center Landscape designation through Chester County’s Landscapes 3, a 2018 comprehensive plan. Aldi is adding two new locations in Brentwood.
The existing building is slated to be razed at the site, which also recently briefly housed West Chester police and borough offices. There is an existing SEPTA bus stop at Paoli Pike/Prospect Avenue intersection and a bus shelter might be added.įarkas also suggested that street trees be incorporated into the landscaping plan to screen the view of proposed parking from the public right-of-way. Crosswalks on both driveway entrances were suggested by Paul Farkas, senior review planner with Chester County. Public water and sewer would serve the businesses, according the plans submitted by Stanberry West Goshen, LLC.Ī sidewalk along Paoli Pike is planned. I’m really excited about the opportunity to offer the Georgetown population an opportunity to save money on their everyday groceries, Karla Waddleton, ALDI Rosenberg Division Vice President, told Hello Georgetown.
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The businesses would be ADA compliant, with a traffic signal upgrade at the Paoli Pike/Turner Lane intersection. The store opened on Thursday, August 12 and is located at 926 W University Ave in Georgetown. One hundred sixty-seven parking spaces are planned. We are excited to confirm we are planning to open our first ALDI store in Rehoboth Beach, said Jeff Baehr, ALDI Frederick Division vice president. The property is located in a C-2 Commercial Shopping Center Zoning District. ALDI will soon open its first Sussex County store, taking over the space formerly occupied by Kmart and Spirit Halloween north of Rehoboth Beach. “I support bringing business to the township, especially businesses like ALDI that benefit our residents,” Gagne said. If approved by the Lynn Haven Commission, a 19,209 square-foot Aldi supermarket.
Gagne said the board has received positive feedback on locating an ALDI market from residents at the site. LYNN HAVEN A long-awaited development order for a large discount supermarket chain has begun moving forward.
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