H-E-B Makes Land Grabs, But Is It Coming Soon?

Will H-E-B make the move to North Texas? We already have the H-E-B Central Market stores here and one H-E-B opened in Burleson a few years ago. Meanwhile the grocery chain's leadership has been amassing property across the Metroplex—about a dozen locations including Allen, Corinth, Dallas, DeSoto, Fort Worth, Frisco, Grand Prairie, Lewisville, McKinney, Murphy and Plano, reports The Dallas Morning News. H-E-B has not officially made any announcements for new stores, but its land grab tells us a different story. Have you heard any scuttlebutt about the grocery chain? If so, tell us at tonie@bisnow.com [DMN]

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