Real Estate Opportunities with Save A Lot
Save A Lot is expanding across the U.S., seeking high-quality retail locations that fit our efficient value-focused grocery model. We partner with landlords, brokers and developers to identify sites that bring accessible, affordable household items and groceries to communities while providing long-term anchor stability for retail centers.
Why Invest in the Save A Lot Grocery Store License Opportunity?
The $883.1 billion grocery store industry has been growing steadily for years, with a projected growth to continue well into the future. People rely on grocery stores, making them more recession-resistant than other forms of retail. This was especially evident during the pandemic – customers were often comfortable making trips to their local grocery store even while avoiding other businesses.
Our grocery store licensing model stands out in the industry. Our independent retail partners enjoy comprehensive support as they build their businesses from the ground up. Our model is designed to save time and money while allowing you to quickly see a strong return on your investment.

Real Estate Guidance
Ongoing Support
Right Assortment & Dedicated Distribution
Ideal Site Criteria
Size
14,000–18,000 sq. ft. total building area
Location Type
Freestanding or in-line spaces
Signage
Primary position on pylon or monument sign
Parking
5 spaces per 1,000 sq. ft.
Delivery Access
Space for 53-foot trailers; truck well preferred
Population
35,000+ in primary trade area (10,000+ for rural markets)
Median Household Income
$50,000 or below with flexibility for diverse, value-driven markets
Demographics
High percentage of families with children
Visibility
Strong line of sight, easy ingress and egress
Co-Tenancy
Value-oriented retail neighbors preferred. Neighborhood community center locations




Submit a Site for Consideration
If you have a property that fits our criteria or would like to start a conversation about future opportunities with Save A Lot, we’d love to hear from you.
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