Sears Hometown Stores will close all 115 locations across the U.S. following bankruptcy filings. All merchandise, including furniture and fixtures, will be sold, with items going at a 40% discount.
Sears Hometown Stores will be closing after a bankruptcy filing by the company. Sears Hometown Stores will close all 115 locations across the U.S. following bankruptcy filings.
The franchise, specializing in home, lawn and garden appliances and equipment, announced on its website that all stores “from coast-to-coast will be shutting their doors.”Buyers of higher-ticket items, such as riding lawn mowers or home appliances, will be able to buy third-party warranties.. There were about 700 hometown stores just three years ago.
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