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Savers Expands Footprint by Leasing Former Big Lots and Chase Bank Spaces

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 7
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What happened

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Thrift-store chain Savers has leased former King Kullen supermarket and Chase Bank spaces in a Hewlett shopping center. Savers plans to open a store next year in the former King Kullen space. The specific use of the freestanding former bank building is not yet clear, though it could be used for donated goods drop-off.

From newsday.com

Why it matters

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Savers is a for-profit retailer that is experiencing strong growth amid consumer affordability concerns. The expansion involves utilizing former retail and banking locations in the area.

From newsday.com

Who's involved

  • Big LotsFormer retail space whose location Savers is leasing.
  • Chase BankFormer bank location whose space Savers has leased.
  • HewlettThe census-designated place where the retail expansion is occurring.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Big LotsSpeculative

    Big Lots could face loss of physical retail footprint and revenue due to the expansion.

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