Grocery giant H-E-B is aggressively expanding its footprint in the San Antonio area, with plans for at least three new stores. Details about the specific locations and opening dates remain under wraps but the filings reveal significant investment in these projects.
Grocery giant H-E-B is gearing up for a major expansion in the San Antonio area with plans for at least three new stores . The company has filed permits with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation for a 125,434-square-foot store at 10137 E. I-10, on vacant land purchased in 2015. While the filing designates the location as Converse, the Bexar Appraisal District lists the property as being in Schertz, a rapidly growing suburb. Construction on this $21.
2 million project is anticipated to commence in September and wrap up in November 2026. H-E-B representatives declined to comment on the project.Beyond the Schertz location, H-E-B also has its sights set on two other San Antonio-area stores. One is a $20 million, 116,760-square-foot facility planned for 7330 N. Loop 1604, situated across from the University of Texas at San Antonio's main campus. The other is a $29 million, 126,986-square-foot store and gas station slated for 15489 Culebra Road on the city's far West Side. Details regarding the opening dates for these stores remain undisclosed. H-E-B's recent expansion spree in Texas includes opening a new store in March at the Lemon Creek Ranch development along the I-10 corridor between San Antonio and Boerne. The company has also been actively expanding in both the Dallas-Fort Worth and Austin areas, opening and renovating stores in both regions. H-E-B currently operates over 435 stores across Texas and Mexico, with more than 50 of those locations serving the San Antonio community
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