A&G Real Estate Partners is currently seeking bids for 255 Big Lots store leases across the United States. These leases are part of the retailer’s Chapter 11 restructuring and sale process. The available leases, which include 51 new-to-market locations, will be offered in two groups pending final bid deadlines set by the court in November and December.
The lease sizes range from 16,321 to 54,610 square feet. Among the offering of stores from a total of 41 states represented, Texas and California have the most with a combined total of over half at an impressive number of Big Lots locations -46 in Texas and another twenty-one within California respectively.
Following closely behind are Florida with twelve stores up for grabs as well as New Jersey & Ohio both having twelve each; Indiana has eleven while Nevada & New York have ten apiece; Georgia has eight; Michigan & Pennsylvania each offer seven opportunities to acquire these valuable properties on behalf retailers looking to expand their business footprint into some prime real estate markets around America!
Other states with multiple offerings include Arizona (6), Illinois (6), Maryland (6), Missouri (6), Oklahoma (5) Tennessee(5). Some other states that also made it onto this list were Louisiana(4) Virginia(4); Alabama Massachusetts North Carolina Washington all had four options available while Arkansas Idaho Iowa New Mexico Wisconsin all had three choices open for interested parties who want more information about potential deals they could make happen if they act fast enough before someone else snatches them away first! Colorado Connecticut Kansas Kentucky Nebraska Hampshire Oregon South Carolina Utah Delaware Maine Mississippi West Virginia only managed one property per state so far but there may be additional listings announced later once everything gets approved by courts according A&G co-president Andy Graiser who said “As we continue our efforts towards facilitating sales transactions we’ll keep evaluating our portfolio closing any extra outlets needed achieve goals.”
