Advance Auto Parts Background:

ExcessSpace represented Advance Auto Parts in the disposition of their owned surplus real estate nationwide. The project was associated with their acquisition of Discount Auto Parts.

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JCPenny Background:

ExcessSpace was engaged to handle a specific portfolio of 42, predominantly large box, underperforming locations for JC Penney. Within 24 months Excess Space was able to dispose…

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Walgreens Background:

In the 1990s, Walgreens relocation program that also included a change of store prototype. ExcessSpace was engaged by Walgreens in 1997 to assist with the disposition of their now obsolete locations.

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Best Buy Background:

Best Buy was looking to efficiently dispose of surplus properties on an on-going basis. After a long and thourough Request For Proposal (RFP) process, ExcessSpace was engaged in 2011.

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Rent-A-Center Background:

ExcessSpace has been a trusted partner to Rent-A-Center since 2005. As a result of on-going acquisitions and rapid growth, Rent-A-Center had several hundred locations that no longer fit their long-term real estate objectives.

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STAPLES Background:

ExcessSpace has been a trusted partner to STAPLES since 1995. Similar to many very successful retailers, each year STAPLES reviews their store base to determine whether to close stores that are under-performing…

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