Bed Bath & Beyond Store Closing 2022: Which 37 Locations Are Shutting Down?

Bed Bath & Beyond (BBBY) is shutting down another 37 stores by the end of February as it looks to reduce its retail footprint.

The stores are located in 19 states and are already holding liquidation sales, USA Today reported.

Bed Bath & Beyond announced in July 2020 that it would close 200 of its namesake locations over the next two years. The home goods retailer also announced store closings in January 2021 and January 2020.

The 37 stores that Bed Bath & Beyond is expected to close by February, according to USA Today, include:

Alabama

• Oxford: 1000 Oxford Exchange Blvd.

Arizona

• Casa Grande: 1004 North Promenade Parkway
• Yuma: 1212 South Castle Dome Ave.

California

• Campbell: Almarida Place, 515 East Hamilton Avenue
• Laguna Niguel: 32391 Golden Lantern
• Milpitas: 147 Great Mall Drive
• Rancho Santa Margarita: 22235 El Paseo
• Tustin: Tustin Market Place II, 13692 Jamboree Road

Florida

• Orange City: 963 Harley Strickland Blvd.

Georgia

• Atlanta: 130 Perimeter Center West
• Marietta: 4475 Roswell Road

Idaho

• Pocatello: 1732 Hurley Drive

Michigan

• Jackson: 1132 Jackson Crossing

Minnesota

• Duluth: 1303 Miller Trunk Highway
• Eagan: 1295 Promenade Place

Missouri

• St. Joseph: 5201 North Belt Highway

Mississippi

• Meridian: 131 S. Frontage Road

New Jersey

• Edgewater: Edgewater Commons, 489 River Road

New York

• Auburn: Auburn Plaza, 217 Grant Ave.
• Canandaigua: 328 Eastern Blvd.
• Glenmont: 388 Feura Bush Road
• Niagara Falls: 1520 Military Road
• Plainview: 401 S. Oyster Bay Road
• Port Chester: 25 Waterfront Place
• Spring Valley: 14 B Spring Valley Marketplace

Ohio

• Mansfield: Ontario Towne Center, 2259 Walker Lake Road

Pennsylvania

• Pittsburgh: 7507 McKnight Road
• York: 2845 Concord Road

Texas

• Brownsville: Sunrise Palms Shopping Center, 3000 Pablo Kisel Blvd.
• San Angelo: 4169 Sunset Drive

Virginia

• Vienna: 2051 Chain Bridge Road

Washington

• East Wenatchee: 511 Valley Mall Parkway
• Longview: 200 Triangle Center
• Seattle: 2600 SW Barton St.
• Union Gap: 1740 East Washington St.

Wisconsin

• Sheboygan: Memorial Mall, 3347 Kohler Memorial Drive

West Virginia

• Triadelphia: 555 Cabela Drive

Bed Bath & Beyond reported its Q3 earnings, showing a 7% decline in comparable sales. Net sales were down 28% to $1.878 billion compared to $2.618 billion for Q3 2020.

Mark Tritton, Bed Bath & Beyond’s president and CEO, said in a statement, “During a quarter where our sales momentum was not where we wanted it to be with sales of $1.9 billion and a 7% comp decline, improved momentum in November and strong gross margins demonstrated progress in our transformation.

“After our previously announced slower start to sales in September and October, we drove a change in trends by November with our comp decline improving, particularly in stores. However, overall sales were pressured despite customer demand due to the lack of availability with replenishment inventory and supply chain stresses that had an estimated $100 million, or mid-single digit, impact on the quarter and an even higher impact in December.”

Bed Bath & Beyond, which operates buybuy Baby and Harmon Face Values. has been undergoing a multi-year transformation process led by Tritton, and expects its Q4 net sales to be $2.1 billion.

As of Thursday at 10:33 a.m. EST, shares of Bed Bath & Beyond were trading at $14.75, up $1.39, or 10.37%.