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Ross Stores to Build $500M Distribution Center in Bakersfield, CA

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Sep 23
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What happened

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Ross Stores announced plans to construct a new processing and distribution center in the greater Bakersfield area of California. The company plans to invest approximately $500 million in the project, which will occupy a 1.75 million-square-foot facility. The multi-year project is expected to break ground in 2027, with operations scheduled to begin by 2032 upon completion.

From areadevelopment.com, bakersfieldnow.com

Why it matters

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The new facility is expected to strengthen Ross Stores' distribution network and support its long-term growth. The project is anticipated to create nearly 1,000 new jobs in the Bakersfield community. The investment signals a major influx of capital into the region.

From bakersfieldnow.com

Who's involved

  • ShafterThe company planning the expansion of its retail operations.
  • City of BakersfieldThe city where the major corporate partner is expected to locate the facility.
  • BakersfieldThe county seat of Kern County, where the expansion will take place.

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  • City of BakersfieldSpeculative

    The city could benefit from the major corporate partner, the $500 million investment, and the creation of nearly 1,000 jobs.

How it developed

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  1. Ross Stores plans a new distribution center in Bakersfield.1 source
  2. Ross Stores expands its network by opening a new distribution center in Shafter.1 source

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