Walmart to remodel 5 stores across Dallas-Fort Worth

The updated stores will include products from brands like De’Longhi, Oura, Jessica Simpson and Lemme, and interactive displays that show how products look in homes, per the release.

The transformed stores will also feature updated pharmacy offerings, including medications, vaccines and other clinical services. Vision Centers will have brands like Nike, Calvin Klein and DKNY, along with free cleanings and glasses adjustments, per the release.

More details

This is a part of an ongoing initiative for Walmart to update its stores to meet customers needs, according to a Walmart spokesperson. The company remodels its stores on a rolling multiyear cycle and invested over $2.5 billion in the past five years to upgrade stores throughout Texas, per the news release.

In addition, the Walmart Foundation donated $204.5 million to local nonprofits and provided 100.2 million pounds of food to help fight hunger across Texas in the last year, the news release states.

Walmart’s annual Fight Hunger, Spark Change campaign kicked off recently to help address food insecurity locally, according to the release. Every donation and qualifying purchase gives access to food and resources to local food banks.

Looking ahead

The remodeling for all the Walmart Supercenters will be completed in mid-to-late summer, according to a Walmart spokesperson.

The Allen Neighborhood Market is expected to finish remodeling in mid-to-late fall, and the McKinney Neighborhood Market is anticipated to finish in late summer or early fall, the spokesperson said.