Walmart is expanding one of its lesser-known concepts, its Neighborhood Market grocery stores, with plans for a big opening in Los Angeles. And the store sounds like a safe bet, since there aren't any other supermarkets in a 30-block radius.
The announcement brought up one question in our mind, though. What is the deal with the Neighborhood Market.
We get that it's essentially a grocery store, but Walmart, which usually isn't shy about major store rollouts or international acquisitions, has taken its time with the Neighborhood Market concept.
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