BJ's Wholesale goes west

Buoyed by consumer spending at warehouse clubs, BJ's Wholesale Club is on an expansion binge. The Natick, Mass.-based retailer is bolstering its presence in Florida, where it plans a new warehouse. The chain also is opening locations in the Atlanta market and plans to expand beyond the East Coast to Texas. BJ's entered Atlanta with its first three warehouse clubs earlier this past spring. Eventually the chain expects to have up to eight BJ's Wholesale Clubs in that market. “Atlanta represented a gap in our coverage between Florida and the Northeast,” says George Drummey, BJ's senior vice president ...

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