Blog / April 28, 2020

Why did Walmart neighborhood market close?

Walmart temporarily closes Neighborhood Market for COVID-19 cleaning.

What is the difference between a Walmart Supercenter and a neighborhood market?

Walmart Neighborhood Markets are small-format Walmart stores, on average one-fifth of the size of a Walmart Supercenter. Additionally, Walmart Neighborhood Markets are often located close to accessible urban centers and stock consumable products such as groceries, fuel, and prescriptions.

Are prices the same at Walmart and Walmart Neighborhood Market?

Are Walmart and Walmart neighborhood market prices the same? – Quora. No, not even Walmart prices are the same in the same city. Walmart, like most stores, practices what is called “market pricing”. Each location has slightly different pricing based on market conditions.

When did Walmart Neighborhood Market start?

1998
Walmart opened the first Neighborhood Markets in 1998, and now operates approximately 200 stores across the country. The smaller store format is designed to provide quick and convenient shopping for groceries, pharmacy items and general merchandise.

How many Walmart Neighborhood Markets are there in the US?

799 neighborhood markets
As of January 31, 2021, Walmart had a total of 3,570 supercenter stores throughout the United States and 799 neighborhood markets.

Can I return Walmart items to neighborhood market?

Yes, if the items are groceries. If it’s general merchandise, you can return that to any regular Walmart across the U.S. with a valid receipt. Because Walmart neighborhood market is essentially a glorified grocery store, don’t expect to be able to return supercenter items to those locations.

What is a green Walmart?

The green Walmarts are Neighborhood Markets. They’re generally smaller, carry mostly just the basics (and sometimes localized items), have shorter business hours, and have a much smaller staff. The blue Walmarts are mostly all Superstores.

Can you return Walmart items to Walmart Neighborhood Market?

How many Walmarts are in Los Angeles?

So back to L.A.— how many Walmarts does it take to gain 21 percent of L.A. County’s market? The answer: 212, according to a map (shown above) prepared by the Los Angeles Alliance for a New Economy, using the methodology of the ALIGN report.