This flagship open-ended fund establishes a platform for sustained expansion and continued portfolio evolution for years to come.
In conjunction with the launch, company closes on a $765 million financing facility to support long-term growth.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (October 23, 2025) — Big V Property Group, which owns, operates, and develops premier retail properties across the U.S., along with their with their strategic and instrumental partner, Equity Street Capital, launched the Big V Core Property Fund, a $1.2 billion open-ended retail real estate fund created by consolidating seven institutional-quality retail assets into a single investment vehicle.
In conjunction with this fund launch, the company secured a $765 million financing facility to support the new fund’s current operations and continued expansion.
The Core Property Fund is designed to enhance long-term growth and appreciation for both existing and future investors. Significant benefits include increased diversification, improved operational efficiencies, economies of scale, redemption rights for investors to provide investor liquidity, and enhanced strategic flexibility needed to capture opportunities based on market cycles and rapidly changing trends. “We’ve spent two years planning our next phase of growth, and the launch of the Big V Core Property Fund today is the first step in a series of strategic moves designed to grow our platform and enhance long-term value for investors,” said Jeffrey Rosenberg, Chairman and CEO. “We believe the roll-up of our seven most iconic retail properties into a single vehicle is the foundation which will facilitate the execution of our growth plans for the future.”
Property Contributions
The Fund’s properties are located in six vibrant and growing cities throughout the Sunbelt and boast an average occupancy of 96%, reflecting the strong fundamentals seen in the Core Property Fund and other premier centers nationwide. Open air retail performance continues to remain extremely strong with all-time high occupancy, record leasing spreads, rent and NOI growth. Each center boasts nationally recognized retailers with strong credit and long-term leases in place. Located in high-traffic areas, the centers are major shopping hubs for residents and visitors, with nearly 64.9 million total visits annually from nearly 9.2 million unique visitors. The centers are:
- RIM – San Antonio, TX – 1.2 million square feet
- The Avenue Murfreesboro – Murfreesboro, TN – 851,051 square feet
- Southpark Meadows – Austin, TX – 938,103 square feet
- Glynn Isles – Brunswick, GA – 193,039 square feet
- Alamo Ranch – San Antonio, TX – 464,722 square feet
- Westside Center – Huntsville, AL – 488,408 square feet
- Glade Parks – Euless, TX – 559,457 square feet
(From left to right: The Avenue Murfreesboro, Alamo Ranch, Glade Parks, RIM, Southpark Meadows, Glynn Isle, Westside Centre — all seven properties being refinanced through the Big V Core Property Fund, Big V Property Group’s first open-ended fund. Photo credit: Big V Property Group)
Strategic Financing
The $765 million financing facility — led by Truist Bank, U.S. Bank, Huntington Bank, and Regions Bank provided a balance sheet execution. This reflects the strategic vision set forth by Big V Property Group’s senior management to support the Fund’s long-term growth.
“The Core Fund represented a unique opportunity to finance generational assets defined by exceptional quality, strong occupancy, and enduring stability — all supported by the proven operations of Big V Property Group,” said Bryan Kallenberg, Vice President of Capital Markets at Big V Property Group. “We’re deeply appreciative of the partnerships we’ve built with our four lending institutions — each one is a reflection of our team’s dedication and relentless drive for growth.”
Big V Property Group will serve as sole manager to the Fund.
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(Top open-air developer/managers to bring nearly 1 million square feet of retail to Collin County in a rare ground-up development project. Photo credit: Heights Venture Architecture & Design)
CHARLOTTE, N.C. and DALLAS (September 26, 2025) — In a rare new, ground-up retail development, Big V Property Group and The Seitz Group are teaming up to build the first of two premier, open-air shopping centers totaling nearly 950,000 square feet of new retail in Collin County, the companies announced.
“For over a decade, retail developers have been cautious to expand supply,” said Jeffrey Rosenberg, Chairman and CEO of Big V Property Group. “However, in fast-growing North Dallas more supply is needed and requires new developments that are configured and leased to their wants and needs. We are working with Eric Seitz on this exciting new project to bring our decades of management, operations, and leasing experience to North Dallas.”
The project marks Big V’s first ground-up development and is already 70% leased to creditworthy tenants. The first center will be:
- Rosamond Crossing (Southeast), with 175,300 square feet in Anna, Texas, anchored by Kroger Marketplace, to be joined by Bank of America, Chase, Jimmy John’s, and McDonald’s.
New retail construction has been extremely rare in recent years, with new supply rising just 0.5% annually over the past decade, compared with 2.5% prior to the Great Financial Crisis of 2008, according to advisory firm Green Street. In the post-pandemic area, open-air development starts have averaged 0.3% of existing stock annually. The result is high occupancy, but communities that are underserved in terms of the contemporary retail facilities and tenants they need.
Rosamond Crossing is also a shift into new construction for Big V Property Group, which has acquired a portfolio of 50 neighborhood and community shopping centers totaling over 9.5 million square feet, primarily located in the southern region of the U.S.
“This project draws upon the Big V’s long history of real estate development,” said Kenton McKeehan, President and Chief Investment Officer of Big V Property Group. “For this project, we chose to partner with The Seitz Group due to their deep knowledge of the North Dallas market and extensive open air retail development know-how. They were the obvious choice and we are excited to launch these projects alongside Eric Seitz and his team.”
The project will be located in Collin County, one of the fastest growing counties in the United States, with population growth of 12% from 2020 to 2023 to nearly 1.2 million people. That number is expected to double by 2060, equal to the entire city of Houston. The median household income is $117,000.
“As North Texas continues to grow and thrive, we’re proud to break ground on a new Kroger Marketplace store in Anna that will bring even greater access to fresh, affordable groceries and everyday essentials, plus the addition of 250-300 new jobs. This new site represents more than just a store — it’s a commitment to convenience, community and connection,” said Rudy DiPietro, President, Kroger’s Texas Division. “Kroger is more than a grocery store — we’re a community partner. As an employer, retailer, healthcare provider, and more, we’re committed to making a positive impact in the City of Anna and surrounding communities.”
Kroger’s Marketplace store format will feature the best that Kroger has to offer, including a full-service coffee kiosk, Murray’s Cheese counter, fuel center featuring a grab & go kiosk with beverages and snacks, full-service grocery, produce, floral, meat and seafood, pharmacy, and expanded general merchandise, including outdoor living products, home goods, apparel, toys, and more.
Other developments in the region that will draw residents, visitors, and corporations to the market include the $1.5 billion master-planned community Sherley Farms, connecting to downtown Anna; Universal Kids Resort, expected to open in summer 2026 in Frisco; and an expansion of the McKinney airport. Multiple new residential developments have also been announced for Anna.
Rosamond Crossing is the result of a strong partnership between The Seitz Group and Big V Property Group, which boast decades of combined experience in retail development and operations. Based in Dallas/Fort Worth, The Seitz Group has developed more than 50 retail shopping centers totaling over eight million square feet over its 33-year history. Big V Property Group, with over 80 years of experience, owns and manages more than 50 shopping centers, including five premier properties in Texas. Together, the partnership contributes extensive expertise in commercial real estate development, asset management, property management, and leasing.
Kaufman Consultants, a women-owned firm with almost 20 years of retail development experience, supported the partnership by aligning its vision with the City of Anna’s goals through expert guidance in planning and permitting, ensuring the project moved efficiently from concept to reality.
“This project showcases the strength of collaboration. With the City of Anna’s support and our partnership with Big V, we’ve created a Class A destination that brings grocery, restaurants, retail, wellness services — everything that the residents have asked for — to the community. It will be the foundation for Anna’s continued growth,” said Eric Seitz, The Seitz Group.
Rosamond Crossing is being financed with a combination of developer equity, financing from private equity partner, Equity Street Capital, and construction loan from Valley Bank.
“The pre-leasing velocity and the shadow anchor Kroger component to Rosamond Crossing allowed us to run a thorough competitive construction financing project. Ultimately, Valley Bank — a valued lending partner with a strong existing relationship with Big V — provided the construction financing on highly attractive terms,” said Bryan Kallenberg, Vice President of Capital Markets for Big V Property Group.
“Valley is very excited to be a part of the Anna Kroger development. Big V is a long-time client. They are one of the best retail operators in the country,” said Todd Harris, Commercial Real Estate – Division Head at Valley Bank. “Eric Seitz also brings an impressive track record of retail development expertise to the deal. DFW’s demographics and growth are unparalleled. Anna is a critical part of this growth, and we are thrilled to be involved in this project.”
Permitting has begun and sitework is expected to begin this month, with vertical construction on Phase 1 in April 2026, with an April 2027 tentative opening. Phase 2 will begin construction in March 2027, with opening in March 2028.
The development will create approximately 400 jobs during construction and is estimated to create 125 permanent jobs when fully open and operational.
“This is a great moment in Anna’s history, and one that will continue to benefit our citizens for years to come,” said Pete Cain, Mayor of Anna, Texas. “We’re delighted that Big V, The Seitz Group and Kroger recognize the growth of our community and are excited for opening day!”
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The diverse group BJ’s Brewhouse, Hobby Lobby, Starbuck’s, T-Mobile, Skechers Outlet and more at centers including Harbison Court, above. Photo credit: Big V Property Group.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (September 3, 2025) —Big V Property Group, a leading owner, operator, and developer of premier retail properties in high-growth Sunbelt markets, has successfully completed a $21.4 million refinancing for a diversified group of net-leased tenants, all a part of shadow anchored centers in the Big V Portfolio in the southern United States.
The properties are part of the Big V Income Fund, a nine-asset portfolio focused on generating stable, long-term cash flow through net-leased retail investments. The new financing package, secured through a regional bank, provides a sub-6% interest rate on-balance sheet, reinforcing the strength of the fund’s asset quality and tenant mix. All assets in the transaction are net-leased (NNN) to creditworthy, long-term tenants, providing predictable income and minimal landlord responsibilities.
“We’re pleased to have secured favorable terms in today’s attractive interest rate environment, which underscores the confidence our lending partners have in our assets and strategy,” said Bryan Kallenberg, Vice President of Capital Markets. This refinancing reflects the ongoing strength of the Big V Income Fund’s net lease portfolio.”
The properties are the ground leases at:
- Alamo Ranch in San Antonio, Texas, comprising Wendy’s (2,675 square feet); Las Palapas (3,500 square feet); Jason’s Deli (5,315 square feet); BJ’s Brewhouse (9,00) square feet and a 9,000-square foot building housing Starbuck’s, European Wax and T-Mobile.
- Westside Center in Huntsville, Ala., for an 11,839-square-foot outparcel housing a Skechers Outlet and Vitamin Shoppe.
- The 55,550-square-foot Hobby Lobby at Harbison Court, in Columbia, S.C.
- And two pads at Spradlin Farms, Christiansburg, Va., housing a 3,998-square-foot Truist Bank and 3,000-square-foot Seven Brew.
The nine properties in the Big V Income Fund are all highly visited centers, and shadowed by notable anchored tenants which include, Target, Marshalls, TJMaxx, Burlington, Ross, Ulta, and others. Big V Property Group remains focused on acquiring and managing high-performing retail centers in vibrant Sunbelt markets, characterized by robust demographics, consistent foot traffic, and long-term economic growth.
About Big V Property Group
Big V Property Group (Big V) is a family-owned leader in retail real estate with an 80-year history of serving communities and creating superior value for investors. We own, operate, and develop premier retail properties in growing and thriving Sunbelt communities across 14 states. Our 50+ neighborhood community and shopping centers are at the heart of retail districts in high-growth demographic markets, occupying a total of 9.5 million square feet. This careful selection has led to record-high occupancy rates, as our prime locations drive significant business for our tenants, enhance returns for investors, and support vibrant community activity. We are headquartered in Charlotte, NC with major offices in Murfreesboro, TN, San Antonio and Austin, TX, and Florida, NY. For further information, please visit bigv.com.
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Southpark Meadows’s Music Meadows is back and better than ever! On May 3rd, we kicked off a weekend celebrating the grand reopening of this iconic South Austin playground, and what a festive time it was!
From the moment we arrived, Music Meadows was buzzing with excitement. Kids played on the vibrant new playground equipment with a new climbing structure and interactive musical elements. The space has truly been transformed, blending Austin’s rich music culture with fun, family-friendly activities.
The weekend was packed with entertainment, including local Austin musicians, favorite characters from Star Wars and Encanto greeting, a local farmer’s market, balloon artists, face painters, and more! A special thank you to all of our retailers who participated in making the weekend a success!
We’re so thrilled to have Music Meadows once again join the community, and we look forward to many events here in the future!
Thank you Austin for celebrating with us!
You can learn more about Southpark Meadows: https://bigv.com/p/southpark-meadows-i-ii
Written By: Eric Zimmermann – Chief Acquisitions Officer, Big V Property Group
The sold-out ICSC Open-Air Conference (“OAC”) provided great networking and, even better, actionable information on the state of the industry. OAC attracts top leaders in the retail real estate sector. The general consensus is that it’s a great time for the retail industry’s fundamentals.
The economy remains surprisingly resilient coming out of the pandemic, according to keynote speaker Ryan Severino, CFA, Managing Director, Chief Economist, and Head of U.S. Research at BGO. Though it’s happening in fits and starts, inflation is cooling off and he anticipated it will stabilize at about 2% – The Fed’s target. Thus far, the economy seems to be adapting to higher interest rates (though look for rate cuts by the Fed in the second half of this year), and a persistent labor shortage. So, it’s not surprising that goods spending is continuing.
Over the last five years, retail sales are up 89%, while the U.S. GDP is up 33%. It’s a terrific time for retail, based on supply and demand, according to our team’s conversations at the meeting. At 93%, occupancy is at an all-time high for most owners. That is due to a combination of very restrained new construction (GLA up just 6.8% over the last five years), continued robust expansion by retailers and smart demolition of some 200 million square feet of obsolete space in the last five years.
Most of the weak retail performers that had dragged down properties earlier in the decade have since restructured or closed. Stronger tenants have taken advantage of these opportunities, and 2023 announced store openings were 45% higher than closings. Landlords and property managers are actually excited about the possibilities of vacancies, because those spaces can be filled with stronger tenants at better rates. In most markets, we’re seeing retailers competing for available spaces – particularly anchor spaces
Penciling out a project or a new tenant remains challenging, as the costs of capital and construction remain painfully high. On the transaction front, which slowed dramatically as interest rates rose last year, optimism suggests that volume should pick up 10% to 20% this year. We may even see some portfolio transactions, if tight CRE debt markets become more liquid.
While challenges remain due to the uncertainniss of geopolitical events and the looming Presidential election, there are many more reasons to be optimistic than pessimistic about the long-term prospects for retail landlords. Shoppers are smarter, retailers are on better financial footing, our spaces more valuable to tenants due to last-mile distribution use, and new product construction is at an all-time-low; and is predicted to remain so. All in all, OAC was extremely encouraging.
About Eric Zimmermann
Eric Zimmermann joined Big V Property Group in 2023 as an advisor to the Executive Committee and stepped into the role of Chief Acquisitions Officer later that same year. Eric’s principal mission will be to steer the company’s acquisitions strategy, leveraging his vast knowledge in retail acquisitions, capital markets, and equity investment. Read Eric’s Full Bio
Since 2017, Big V Property Group has completed energy-efficiency exterior lighting transformations at over 25 of our properties. These projects’ significant financial and environmental benefits have been outlined in a sustainability report released by our lighting partner, Southpoint Solutions, a leading provider of sustainable lighting solutions.
The collective impact of these projects is impressive. According to Southpoint Solutions, Big V Property Group has saved 9,328,042 kWh and 6,611 metric tons of CO2 equivalent, a significant environmental impact. Additionally, Big V Property has been able to secure $300K+ in rebates and reduced energy costs by over $800K.
Aside from these quantifiable benefits, the upgrades have also improved safety and security in the facilities while reducing maintenance costs and improving aesthetics. The upgrades have also increased tenant and consumer satisfaction.
After the installation at Deerbrook Marketplace in Humble, Texas, there was a 79% energy reduction. The original installation was poorly lit, using high-energy-consuming 1000-watt pole lights throughout the parking lot. Leveraging an incentive from Centerpoint Energy, project costs were reduced by more than twelve percent.
Many of the properties that 9,328,042 kWh has acquired were previously illuminated with outdated and inefficient lighting systems, resulting in inadequate lighting and excess energy consumption. By investing in LED lighting, Big V has achieved better light distribution while capturing significant savings in energy usage and maintenance costs.
In addition, Big V Property Group is at the forefront of implementing Bluetooth control systems to aid property management and anticipate future needs. This innovative technology enables the lighting system to be controlled through a mobile device, allowing Big V Property Group to monitor and adjust lighting as needed.
“Our goal is to upgrade every shopping center we purchase instantly to LED because of the significant benefits. The LED products that Southpoint Solutions installed to date are impressive. We have done numerous projects with Southpoint Solutions so far and the performance gets better each time. Southpoint Solutions has been a great partner for these important improvements” -Scott Cozzali, Big V Property Group Vice President, Construction.
At Big V Property Group, we are committed to executing projects on our properties that benefit all stakeholders, from our clients and investors to the communities we serve. We recognize the importance of our role in creating sustainable developments that have a positive environmental impact and provide significant financial benefits. We believe that our success is intertwined with the success of the communities we serve, and we remain committed to creating projects that contribute to their growth and well-being.
Celebrating our past and defining our future through a foundation of tradition, integrity, commitment and innovation.
Celebrating an anniversary is a milestone for any company, but an 80th anniversary is a monumental one. In 1942, when William and Viola Rosenberg opened Victory Super Market in Florida, NY, they could have never predicted what would grow from the foundation they laid. A self-service grocery store that innovatively supplied housewares and toys, in addition to the standard grocery offerings, Victory Super Market began drawing in shoppers from an over twenty-mile radius thanks to its pioneering one-stop-shop approach and family-oriented ethos.
In the last 80 years, this humble, yet pioneering, storefront has skyrocketed into a vertically integrated real estate investment and management company that was named the 3rd largest private buyer in 2021. Big V Property Group currently owns and operates 54 open-air retail shopping centers across the Sun Belt region that encompasses more than 9 million SF; it’s no small feat (literally).
Celebrating 8 Decades of Growth, Community, and Legacy
As part of the celebration, the Big V Property Group team, partners and families, came together this past November to commemorate the milestone of the company’s 80th anniversary. In attendance were members of the Rosenberg family, including current President and CEO Jeffrey Rosenberg, former President Richard “Dick” Rosenberg (1972-1992), COO Mike Rosenberg, and CAO Jason Nidiffer.
President Jeffrey Rosenberg recounted that whenever he finds himself in a challenging position, he asks himself, “What would my Grandfather William do? He remains at the heart of Big V and its decision-making even today, as do his time-enduring values of kindness, fairness, honor, and trust.” Striking a thoughtful balance between blazing new trails and preserving the ones already walked upon is a noteworthy element of the company’s continued success.
In its 80 years, Big V Property Group has accomplished something substantial, something that makes a difference— upholding its family-owned beginnings, while welcoming many more into the fold and serving tenants and communities on a grand scale.
Looking Towards Our Future
Building on the same fundamental principles that were set in place over 80 years ago, Big V Property Group has set a vision for the future that will continue to uphold the principles and values that have served so well. The Big V Team remains focused on their tenants, putting them first and enable success by proactively working to find future-focused solutions to any challenge they face. They are just as committed now as William and Viola were 80-years ago.
Taking all that has been learned over the past 80 years, Big V Property Group begin’s 2023 with inspired optimism to continue their path of growth and success for their tenants, investors, team and communities.
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Big V Property Group’s Chief Revenue Officer, Kenton McKeehan recently joined JLL’s James Cook on his “Where We Buy” Podcast. This episode was recorded live at the JLL booth at ICSC Las Vegas 2022.
During this podcast, James Cook, the director of retail research in the Americas for JLL talks to Kenton about Big V Property Group’s recent acquisition of three retail ski villages: The Village at Stratton in Vermont, The Village at Snowshoe in West Virginia and The Village at Copper Mountain in Colorado.
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About Where We Buy Podcast
James Cook and his fellow retail researchers visit shopping destinations around the world, interview retail and real estate executives and discuss market research in a fast-paced and fun setting. James researches retail and real estate for JLL.
Big V Hoping for Big Impact
Shopping center owners filling empty storefronts
This article appeared in Loganville Insider, Spring/Summer 2021 Issue
Story by Robbie Schwartz
Photo by Jason Cain
North Logan Commons was completed in 2009 and with it a major westward expansion of retail fo rhte city along Highway 78 into Gwinnett County. The 175,969-square-foot shopping center brought big-name box stores Lowe’s, Best Buy, PetSmart, OfficeMax and Dick’s Sporting Goods to the City of Loganville.
Though the shopping center was never fully occupied, it provided – and continues to provide – residents a reason to keep their shopping dollars local/ Even when the Best Buy store shut its doors in 2012 as part of a nationwide restructuring for the company, the space was soon filled with TJ Maxx, Pamendi’s has established itself as a great local eatery and when Jersey Mike’s Subs relocated, it was replaced when Five Guys Burgers moved in nearby.
While internet shopping has impacted many businesses, the shopping center has proved its resilience. When the economic downturn hit, the shopping center survived. But when the property was sold to CIM Group in 2013 for $20.8 million, the inability to fill unoccupied space in the shopping center remained persistent.
Just as the pandemic began drastically altering lives in 2020, a buyer emerged for the North Logan Commons Shopping Center. But the pandemic complicated matters as financing for the retail projects was difficult to find. Big V Property Group, who were looking to buy the property, helped sell the deal to potential lenders by working with the national tenants of the shopping center to renew their leases and stabilize the asset prior to its purchase.
“We worked with all the local tenants as well because they are the thread to these centers. We made sure that everyone had the opportunity to ride out the storm and be able to once again grow their business as we turned the corner of COVID.” – Greg Ix, Vice President of Leasing
While multiple extensions were required, CIM eventually sold the property to Big V Property Group for $15.6 million. The center was about 83 percent occupied at the time of the sale.
Once the deal was finalized, Big V hit the ground running. The new owners replaced all the parking lot lights with LEDs and began working with city officials on expanding the sign in front of the center. This was done in part to accommodate new tenants for the shopping center. Later this year work will be done to upgrade the landscaping and address some visibility issues.
At the center of Big V’s strategy for its shopping center is creating the right mix and lease-up strategy to keep spaces occupied and tenants benefitting from one another. The goal is to have a customer come to North Logan Commons to ship a variety of stores – not just one. Part of the their initial leasing strategy focused on the need for more casual style restaurant options. Before closing on the property, Big V officials worked to get restrictions on food uses either amended or removed as part of the improved agreements with the already existing tenants.
Storefronts that remained empty for more than a decade were an issue for both the new owners and tenants, some of whom were considering not renewing their leases. But Big V Property Group brought them a level of excitement and promise that seemed to put the restless tenants at ease and ready to sign new long-term leases.
So what made the shopping center a worthwhile investment?
“We look for well-positioned real estate with good anchor tenants that have a strong online presence or have a merchandise mix that is somewhat internet resistant,” Ix said. “We look in markets that are growing. We like the family-oriented nature of Loganville. North Logan has a business-friendly environment and in a growing Atlanta suburb. Lowe’s Dick’s Sporting Goods, PetSmart, TJ Maxx and Dollar Tree are best-in-segment retailers; We saw opportunity in leasing up the vacancies that the prior landlord didn’t capitalize on for over 10 years.
“Since our purchase in mid-2020, we have leased almost 20,0000 square feet of what was vacant.”
The biggest part of the newly leased space will be pOpShelf, a new concept for high-end shoppers that want discounted products in fancy shopping environment. The store brands itself as selling products similar to merchandise as Target but at lower prices. The first store opened up in January 2921 in Monroe, NC, with parent company Dollar General expected to open 30 stores before the end of the year.
Another new tenant will be Lux Beauty Supply, a local chain of beauty supply and women’s fashions.
Big V officials made sure to show their appreciation for the efforts of the city in being proactive to attract new businesses to Loganville.
“When Big V buys a site, we try to become part of the community because we are,” Ix said. “We own property and take pride in our ownership and the fact that we service the community. We had some concerns before buying the center, but after speaking with Mayor (Rey) Martinez and his staff, we had great comfort that our relationship with the city was going to be a positive partnership.
“If it wasn’t for the foresight and actions of the mayor and the city council, our lease-ups at this point might not have been so successful.”
Big V began first as Big V Supermarkets Inc., founded in 1942 by William and Viola Rosenberg with the opening of Victory Supermarket in Florida, NY. The company grew under Dick Rosenberg to encompass 34 stores and more than $800 million in revenue. The company was sold in 1987, but the family retained many of the shopping centers. Born from this was Big V Property Group, which owns centers in North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Georgia, Ohio, Kentucky, Virginia, Florida, Alabama and Texas – in addition to the original Victory Square Shopping Center in Florida, NY.
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Big V is excited to welcome pOpshelf to its Poplin Place Center in Monroe, North Carolina. This new concept store by Dollar General Corp. (NYSE: DG) will offer a selection of on-trend seasonal and home décor, health and beauty must-haves, home cleaning supplies, household and specialty items, arts and crafts, party planning and entertaining needs and toys. Learn more about pOpshelf at https://www.popshelf.com/
pOpshelf at Poplin Place Address:
2901 W US Hwy 74
Monroe, NC
The following article originally appeared on charlottestories.com on December 9, 2020 Read Full Article on Charlotte Stories
The Dollar General is launching a new concept for high-end shoppers that want discounted products in a fancy shopping environment and has selected the Charlotte market to test the concept.
The new store is called ‘pOpshelf’ and will feature seasonal and home décor, health and beauty products, home cleaning supplies, household and specialty items, arts and crafts, party planning and entertaining needs, toys and more — with approximately 95 percent of items priced at $5 or less.
Here is a teaser of what the new concept will look like:
“We are thrilled to expand the pOpshelf offerings into the Charlotte market and look forward to having customers pop by our Monroe store early next year,” said Matt Frame, pOpshelf’s director of store operations. “We’re excited for customers to explore our stores and discover the possibilities of home décor, beauty, party, specialty foods, electronics and more. At pOpshelf, there’s fun in every find, happiness in the affordability and joy in stress-free shopping experience we offer, and we look forward to welcoming our communities to our new stores soon!”
Dollar General has plans to open approximately 30 locations in various markets by the end of fiscal year 2021.
