H-E-B plans June 26 opening for Mansfield store, June 27 groundbreaking on Rockwall

Grocery giant H-E-B will open its mansfield location, at 1670 Broad Street, on June 26.

The next day, the San Antonio-based grocer will break ground on its upcoming Rockwall location, which has a target opening date in 2025. The property is at the Southwest corner of Interstate 30 and South John King Boulevard, down the road from a Target, Kroger and ALDI, among other grocers.

En español:H-E-B abrirá tienda en Mansfield el 26 de junio, y en Rockwall inicia obras un día después

The Mansfield location, which is expected to employ 700 people and is about 118,000 square feet, according to the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, will be the company’s second Tarrant County store. Company representatives didn’t give the square footage or the expected employee headcount of the Rockwall location.

Two more H-E-B stores also are on the way in Tarrant County. One in Glade Park is expected to open in 2026 alongside a True Texas BBQ, gas station and car wash.

The retailer’s first North Texas Joe V’s Smart Shop, a 55,000-square-foot location which promises to be more affordable for shoppers, opens June 12 at 4101 W. Wheatland Road. Joe V’s already has a strong Texas presence in the Houston area, where H-E-B operates 10 stores.

H-E-B employs over 150,000 people across its 435 stores in Texas and Mexico. It posted revenue of $43.6 billion in 2023 — enough to elevate the company back into Forbes’ top five largest privately owned companies.

French fashion house Chloé prepares for Texas outpost in dallas

Luxury fashion house Chloé will open at the shopping center this fall. It will be the first Texas and sixth U.S. location of the brand, which is owned by the same group as Cartier, Van Cleef & Arpels and Peter Millar, among others. The store will carry items including women’s ready-to-wear as well as jewelry, eyewear and beauty, the company said.

Viral sample store 260 opens to eager crowds at Inwood Village

New York-based 260 Sample Sale, which sells steeply discounted luxury clothing items from various brands, saw a line that wrapped around its storefront and into an alley behind the 7,000-square-foot location at Inwood Village on June 5, said the store’s general manager Rusty Robbins.

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