Publix Plans Sites in Charlotte Suburbs

LAKELAND, Fla. — Publix Super Markets here will build stores this year in the South Carolina counties of Lancaster and York, moves that indicate the retailer is marching closer toward the Charlotte, N.C., market.

The stores are to be built in the South Carolina towns of Indian Land and Tega Cay, both suburbs of Charlotte.

The stores will both measure 49,000 square feet, Publix spokeswoman Maria Brous told SN Tuesday. Brous would not confirm an opening date for either location, although the Charlotte Observer newspaper said both are expected to open later this year.

Brous said the chain did not have current plans to open stores in North Carolina. Publix currently operates in Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, Alabama and Tennessee.

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Anonymous (not verified)
on Jan 10, 2012

It's Tega Cay..

Don Cuppett
on Jan 11, 2012

Thanks!

Anonymous (not verified)
on Jun 4, 2012

Why did Harris Teeter purchase all the Charlotte Lowes Foods and abandon the "rural" areas of Western North Carolina if Publix was not in the mix? Jumping the gun too soon? Perhaps......... But they have managed to alienate themselves big time in certain areas of North Carolina.

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