H-E-B to Open Store in Denton

H-E-B to Open Store in Denton

DENTON, Texas — As H-E-B continues its expansion in North Texas, the retailer announced plans to open its first H-E-B store in Denton, Texas, in Hillwood’s Landmark development.   

The store will be built on a more than 20-acre site at the northwest corner of Interstate 35W and Robson Ranch Road.

While the purchase of the property is not yet finalized, construction on the store is expected to begin this spring.

Additional details about the project will be shared at a groundbreaking ceremony. A date for the groundbreaking will be announced soon. 

H-E-B to Open Store in Denton
Photo credit: H-E-B

“This is a rapidly growing area, and we are excited to introduce this new H-E-B store to Denton and surrounding towns. We look forward to meeting our new neighbors and sharing more details soon,” said Mabrie Jackson, Managing Director of Public Affairs for H-E-B and Central Market.  

With sales of more than $46 billion, H-E-B operates over 435 stores in Texas and Mexico. 

Based in San Antonio, H-E-B employs over 160,000 partners in Texas and Mexico and serves millions of customers.

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