DBJ has mapped out current and future stores for the popular grocer, highlighting how H-E-B is pushing into new, far-flung parts of the Metroplex.

Grocery shoppers in North Texas have long relied on Central Market or Joe V's Smart Shop if they wanted H-E-B goods. But now, Dallas is finally getting a namesake store. The Texas grocer announced on Wednesday that it purchased a property in the city for its first H-E-B format store.

H-E-B is eyeing more potential expansion. The grocer has bought a site in Wise County, which sits somewhat northwest of the city of Fort Worth. In recent years, H-E-B has been announcing and opening stores across the region at a fairly rapid clip.

Other media outlets have reported that H-E-B bought the land to build a store at a later date, although no timetable was offered. Rhome City Council on Jan. 23 approved a development agreement with the company. After the vote, Rhome Mayor Kenneth Crenshaw said the company would build in the near future, the Wise County Messenger reported.

Texas grocer H-E-B announced last week it purchased property in Wise County, Texas, an area close to Fort Worth.

H-E-B’s decision to secure property in Rhome is in line with its ongoing expansion across Dallas-Fort Worth. The company recently bought 10 acres at the southeast corner of Hillcrest Road and LBJ Freeway in North Dallas, a site set to become the first H-E-B location in Dallas.

An H-E-B spokesperson said in an emailed statement to the Star-Telegram: “As part of our continued growth into North Texas, H-E-B has purchased property in rapidly growing Wise County to build at a later date. H-E-B has a vast portfolio of real estate across the region as we often buy real estate in anticipation of future growth.”

DALLAS — Texas grocer H-E-B has grown its popularity – and, quite frankly, its cult-like following – throughout the Lone Star State since opening its first store in Kerrville back in 1905.

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