Accordingly, every time the company has inched itself in the direction of a possible store in Dallas proper, the hopes of North Texas H-E-B heads have soared. On Wednesday, the long-anticipated ...

The grocery chain's real estate buying spree continues — it just bought land next to a community slated to have more than 10,000 homes.

DBJ has mapped out current and future stores for the popular grocer, highlighting how H-E-B is pushing into new, far-flung parts of the Metroplex.

The San Antonio-based company’s rapid expansion into North Texas is finally crossing the city line with 10 acres in North Dallas.

"As H-E-B continues to expand its store network across the DFW Metroplex, the retailer is excited to announce the purchase of property in the city of Dallas," the company said in

H-E-B purchased property in Dallas, and the company will work closely with neighbors and city officials on rezoning and planning efforts for its

DALLAS – Texas grocery giant H-E-B announced plans to bring its flagship store to the city of Dallas for the first time. In a news release Thursday morning, the San Antonio-based company said it purchased nearly 10 acres of land at the southeast corner of LBJ Freeway and Hillcrest Road in North Dallas.

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H-E-B’s decision to secure property in Rhome is in line with its ongoing expansion across Dallas-Fort Worth. The company recently bought 10 acres at the southeast corner of Hillcrest Road and LBJ Freeway in North Dallas, a site set to become the first H-E-B location in Dallas.

Texas-based grocery chain H-E-B has purchased land in Dallas, marking a continuation of its expansion deeper into North Texas. The 10-acre site will be on the southeast corner at Hillcrest Road and LBJ Freeway.

H-E-B continues its North Texas growth by acquiring a 10-acre property in Dallas for its first H-E-B-format store in the city.

Company officials did not disclose the size of the planned Dallas store, but H-E-B was responsible for two of DFW's five biggest retail leases of 2024.