The membership warehouse club retailer BJ’s Wholesale Club is growing its presence in existing markets and also entering a big new one.
They plan on adding 25 to 30 clubs during the next two fiscal years. The openings will include its entry into Texas, with several locations in the Dallas-Fort Worth area starting in early 2026.
“We are eager to continue our expansion by bringing unbeatable value, convenience and assortment to the Dallas-Fort Worth community,” said Bob Eddy, Chairman and CEO, BJ’s Wholesale Club. “Economic expansion and a growing population make Texas a great fit for us.”
The company also revealed the previously unannounced locations of several new clubs set to open in 2025, including Delray Beach in Florida; Warner Robins in Georgia; Sevierville in Tennessee and Casselberry in Florida.
The location in Delray Beach will be a BJ’s market, the second of the company’s smaller club concept. The company unveiled the format in 2022, in Warwick, Rhode Island. The 43,000sq ft store is about half the size of a full-sized BJ’s.
“Our newest BJ’s market will deliver an innovative approach to grocery shopping to the Delray Beach community,” said Bill Werner, Executive VP of Strategy and Development, BJ’s Wholesale Club. “Members will be able to get unbeatable value on fresh food and weekly grocery needs in a quick and efficient shopping experience.”
