The Hy-Vee grocery chain, which already announced plans to build a supermarket in Zionsville, also is planning a store in Fishers, the grocer confirmed Tuesday.
A grocery store and a gas station would be constructed on undeveloped land at the intersection of East 136th Street and North Olio Road, according to documents filed with the city.
The new store would be built in the Saxony development to the west of the Towns of Avalon North, a 120-townhouse subdivision developed by Georgia-based Pulte Homes. The townhouses are located south of the roundabout at East 136th Street and Southeastern Parkway.
The Hy-Vee project is currently in review and there is no estimated start date for construction.
An employee-owned corporation based in West Des Moines, Iowa, Hy-Vee has more than 285 retail stores in eight states with sales of more than $12 billion annually. The Zionsville and Fishers stores would be the first for Hy-Vee in Indiana.
“While we have selected Fishers, Indiana, as a potential Hy-Vee grocery store site, plans are still undergoing initial approvals from various parties,” a company spokesperson told IBJ in an email. “We will be sure to share more details once the project is fully approved.”
Hy-Vee in January announced it plans to build a 150,000-square-foot store in Zionsville on 26 acres of land at the southwest corner of Whitestown Parkway and South County Road 700 East. Construction is scheduled to begin in 2023, according to the company.
The Hy-Vee store in Zionsville,which is expected to include a pharmacy, would be massive compared to most supermarkets. Kroger, the nation’s largest grocery chain, has traditional stores that average about 67,000 square feet and Marketplace stores that average about 125,000 square feet. For comparison, Walmart Supercenters average about 180,000 square feet.
Hy-Vee previously announced its interest in expanding to Indiana, Kentucky, Tennessee and Alabama.
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I was thinking 146th and River rd in Noblesville, but this is good. They need to have enough stores to sustain unlike Market District who only built one store.
I feel like Market District was hoping for a better response and was wanting to roll out additional Market Districts and even Giant Eagle. Apparently the response has been good enough to keep the one store open, but not good enough to expand.
I really thought the Market District would be the flagship and 3 or 4 Giant Eagles would be built, but instead they purchased Rickers
I’m looking forward to this!
So we have the empty Marsh at 116th, 96th, and the hole in the ground dug by Kroger at Allisonville…so let’s build this
Urban sprawl is the American way. Never reuse anything. Always build new.
Blame Fishers, on Allisonville debacle. They made a rule saying the old Marsh at 116/brooks school rd. ,had to be a grocery store ONLY. So kroger stopped the super store. Then Aldi built a new store just down 116th. Fishers is ran by fools
Urban sprawl and adaptive reuse have nothing to do with each other.
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Hy-Vee will be great in Indy. Can’t wait and so excited for one in Fishers.
Hy-Vee is okay, but I wish HEB would expand into the state. It would absolutely take over.
How about a Publix Supermarket in some of these empty grocery stores?
People in Hamilton County would love 1 or 2…or 3. 😀
And….Boone County
And…Indy
Be careful what you wish for, you wouldn’t want 3 or 4 or more Giant Eagles
Why not? I wouldn’t mind.
YAY, I LOVE Hy-Vee. Best grocery and Chinese food EVER!
Murray, spend some time in Pittsburgh and you’ll see why. I can tell you many are old run down and very high priced. Hy-Vee is a great retailer and will be great for the Indy market.
Spend time in Columbus, Ohio. Empty Giant Eagle stores around the city. Some are cut up for Dollar Stores some stay empty.
Loved Hy-Vee in MO and MN. Praying to God they bring in Caribou Coffee for their in-store coffee kisok. I need a weekend/eve Caribou fix – IUPUI Campus Center is hard to get to.