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While some of us use our New Year resolutions for self -improvement, others are more focused on what surrounds us - and what a better excuse than the new year for Give your house a youthful cure ? The colder weather and the influx of retail delivery card card during the holidays make it the ideal time to head to our favorite home stores and fill up on new decor and furniture. But some buyers may have it more difficult to do so when we realize in 2023, because several popular domestic chains, including home agents, prepare to close the locations. Read more to find out which companies close the stores, starting on Friday.

Read this then: The chains of beloved shopping centers, including Dillard's, are closing stores, from December 31 .

One of the best known domestic decoration chains plans to cut a store in its range.

The inhabitants of Ashburn, in Virginia, are Permanently define In the near future, Burn reported on December 16. According to the local media, the company of 25,000 square feet of the company at Ashbrook Commons is now listed as "available in lease".

But this is not all bad news for local residents: the Ashburn Homegods closes as a new location opens in the neighboring city of Leesburg. And there are also two other inhabitants located nearby in Sterling and South, brought the burns.

According to the media, an official closing date for the Ashburn store and an official opening date for the Leesburg store have not been set - although the two occur during the new year.

Better life Contacted Homegoods for more information on the closure, but has not yet heard.

Dirla Furniture and more in Springfield, Missouri, Will doors For good this week, the Springfield News-Leader reported on December 13. According to the newspaper, the store has sold furniture and interior decoration items for more than 12 years, but is no longer able to make labor costs and a drop in sales. AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

"We just don't get enough traffic to really justify keeping it open," said the owner Jim Taylor said to Springfield News-Leader .

Taylor said that Dirla Furniture and more will close on December 23, and that the store is currently organizing a liquidation sale.

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Bed Bath & Beyond is another home store with closings on the horizon, but it is not exactly a new one. Back in August, the company announced that it would be Close 150 of its approximately 1,000 stores.

On December 16, it was reported that the only remaining bedbathing and beyond in Staten Island, New York, would almost close , although it was not initially appointed as one of the 150 closures, according to Silive.com.

"As part of our previously announced fence of around 150 underperformant stores in support of our current optimization strategy, Bed Bath & Beyond has decided to close the site of Staten Island, New York in the coming months "confirmed a spokesperson for Better life in a report. "Weprevially shared this information with our precious partners. Although the decision to close a store is always difficult, Bed Bath & Beyond impatiently expects to serve customers in the region, Atnearby stores in Elizabeth, New Jersey, Iselin, New Jersey or Brooklyn, New York. "

But Bath & Beyond is not the only chain with several planned closures. December 18, The Pleasanton Weekly reported that the great prizes of Dublin, California, will make the closure permanently in the new year. According to the newspaper, the location now has a large "store closure" banner outside and that the representatives said that the operations will stop completely in January.

It had already been reported that at least two other big lots stores in California will also close this month. Joshua Chaney , Public representative of Big Lots, confirmed that his store in Ridgecrest, California, will permanently close in January, The RIDGECREST DAILY Independent reported on December 14. And Chaney confirmed that the Big Lots store in Citrus Heights, California, is Also set to close Then the Sacramento Business Journal reported on December 7.

Better life Contacted Big Lots for more information, including exact dates for closings, but has not yet heard.

There are almost certainly more to come. During a winning call on December 1, Jonathan Ramsden , the executive vice-president, financial director and administrative manager of Big Lots, said that the retailer had "an accelerated number of closings" planned. According to Ramsden, closings are intended to help large lots increase income.

"This year's closures will eventually be a little higher than openings," he said. "In the future, we hope and we would wait to return to a standardized level of closures, but we will certainly continue to examine closely the sub-perform stores."