Discount grocery store chain Aldi is expected to bring its national expansion to metro Phoenix, but plans for Phoenix-area stores appear to have slowed down.
Despite buying more than a dozen buildings in the Valley, permits with several cities have expired.
Locations that were expected to open late this year or early in 2020 don’t have expected opening dates anymore.
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As a key part of its plans, ALDI also announced the successful completion of its acquisition of Southeastern Grocers and its Winn-Dixie and Harveys Supermarket banners, which will drive significant growth in the Southeast region over the next few years. …
The new store at 13801 SW 120th St. in West Kendall opens Wednesday, and the new store at 700 Stirling Rd. in Dania Beach opens Thursday. …
A M King, a fully integrated Design-Build firm, is managing a large-scale renovation and expansion at ALDI’s Center Valley distribution center that will service more than 150 stores in one of the company’s busiest U.S. markets. The 60,000-sf dry warehouse expansion will bring the total square footage at the facility to 575,000. The project also includes additional coolers, new dock positions and mezzanine that will be housed within the existing building footprint. …
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