CARROLLTON, VA - If you’re already privy to the grocer’s ambitious growth strategies, then you know geographical expansion remains a key focus for Publix. The retailer is ramping up its footprint in the state of Virginia, introducing a new store in Isle of Wight County.

Marking the fourth Publix store in the works in Hampton Roads, this latest play is a crucial element of the company’s rapid expansion plans for the region. The other three stores will be located in Chesapeake, Suffolk, and Virginia Beach.

The new store will be 48,387 square feet and is expected to open in late 2024, as reported by 13 News Now.

There are currently two Publix stores in the region: one in Williamsburg, and the other in Kill Devil Hills, North Carolina, both of which opened in 2018.

ANUK will continue to report on the evolution of this growing store network, so stick around.

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