The Central Florida locations at the former HomeLife stores are at 4545 E. Colonial Drive and 2000 Principal Row in Orlando and 645 W. State Road 436 in suburban Altamonte Springs.
In a deal announced in November 2001 by Haverty president/CEO John E. Slater Jr., the company paid $11 million or an average $2.75 million each for four HomeLife sites. Haverty leased three other stores in the northern Virginia suburbs of Washington, DC.
Slater projected the seven new locations would increase total sales by $12 million for 2002 and $42 million for 2003. Haverty's averages annual sales of about $700 million, making it the fourth largest furniture chain in the United States, according to industry newsletters.
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