A popular discount store is closing locations in South Florida. See how many and where

Big Lots, a discount home goods retailer, will shrink in Florida by 11 stores, nearly a third of the 40 that are closing nationwide this year, according to the Ohio-based chain’s filing to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.

The company — which sells furnishings, rugs, appliances, patio and gardening goods, household cleaners, groceries and toys — blamed the downturn on several factors.

The struggles include “economic and credit conditions, inflation, the cost of goods, our inability to successfully execute strategic initiatives, competitive pressures, economic pressures on our customers and us, our inability to implement strategic actions and alternatives to improve our performance and liquidity and mitigate the existence of ‘substantial doubt’ regarding our ability to continue as a going concern,” Big Lots wrote in its filing.

Big Lots began in Ohio as Consolidated Stores in December 1967. The company had 1,392 stores in every state except in Hawaii and Alaska as of late April, according to Scrape Hero.

Stores closing in Florida

There were 106 Big Lots stores in Florida — only Texas and California had more — when the chain announced it would be closing several locations.

Big Lots didn’t announce exact dates for the store closings. Those marked for closing are offering 20% discounts , according to its website.

The 11 Big Lots stores closing in 2024, according to the company’s website, are:

South Florida

▪ Miami Lakes, 5580 NW 167th St.

▪ Hallandale Beach, 1761 E Hallandale Beach Blvd.

▪ Hollywood, 3921 Oakwood Blvd.

▪ Pompano Beach, 1440 NE 23rd St.

▪ Boca Raton, 21697 State Road 7.

▪ Coconut Creek, 4847 Coconut Creek Pkwy.

Around Florida

▪ Bonita Springs, 25191 Chamber of Commerce Dr.

▪ Clewiston, 328 E Sugarland Hwy.

▪ Destin, 34940 Emerald Coast Pkwy.

▪ Orange Park, 700 Blanding Blvd.

▪ Orlando, 11230 S Orange Blossom Trail.

Open South Florida stores

Several local Big Lots are still open and were not targeted for closing as of mid-July. These include:

▪ Miami area stores at 2100 SW 27th Ave., 8265 W. Flagler St. and the Westwood Lakes store at 11247 SW 40th St.

▪ Cutler Bay at 18325 S. Dixie Hwy.

▪ Coral Springs at 725 N. University Dr. in Broward .

▪ Fort Lauderdale at 1003 W. State Rd. 84.

▪ Plantation at 7565 W. Broward Blvd.