I happened to be perusing Dodge Data & Analytics a little while ago and noticed that a bid for "HEB Grocery Company" (same name used in the construction RFPs for the Plano & Frisco stores) was issued yesterday for zip code 75237 in Dallas
This comes on the heels of a confirmed report last week that H-E-B just acquired the old Albertson's space.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Dallas/comments/rwz2vu/heb_buys_a_vacant_supermarket_in_southern_dallas/
https://www.construction.com/projects/dr-202200456450-heb-grocery-store
Aside from the action stage stating "pre-design", the type of work (interior alterations) and the project cost being visible, most of the details are gated (if anyone else has more information, please feel free to share them).
That said, I have a few points to make:
- If in fact they're renovating the old Albertson's, this store would only be half the size of the Plano and Frisco stores under construction.
- While smaller than the average H-E-B, it would be just as large as (if not larger than) the older Krogers and Tom Thumbs in DFW.
- To see a store of similar size, you can look up a location a built several years ago in Texas City.
- I'm pretty sure this would be a flagship H-E-B. In the past, bids for a Central Market were titled "HEB/Central Market" or " HEB Central Market."
For caution, I will also add that while start of the construction bidding process is a very encouraging sign, companies (H-E-B included) start and abandoned these projects all the time (H-E-B did so once before with the Central Market in Bishop Arts District). Nothing is firm until H-E-B themselves confirms a groundbreaking and/or opening date.
I'd like to know, if only out of curiosity, how much my coffee, cheese, chicken breasts, frozen pizza, beer is changing week to week at each of the various grocery outlets (in the state, across the US)
Are there free kept current online sources for this? That drill down to specific products at specific chains or specific stores in various regions?
It would be a proxy for supply chain issues and a measure of my own personal inflation factor...
I saw a new company on the levels.fyi/internships page called Albertson's. It's above HRT and JS so I'm thinking they're a boutique prop shop. Anyone know more about the company?
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Hi! I'm a final year history major from Singapore working on my honours thesis. I need help accessing a text from the Albertsons Library that is not available online. If anyone is willing to help me scan it - I'll be more than happy to work out some sort of compensation.
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I'd like to know, if only out of curiosity, how much my coffee, cheese, chicken breasts, frozen pizza, beer is changing week to week at each of the various grocery outlets (in the state, across the US)
Are there free kept current online sources for this?
It would be a proxy for supply chain issues and a measure of my own personal inflation factor...
