Newmark Mountain West facilitates Burlington in eastern Idaho. Newmark Mountain West, the leading full-service commercial real estate brokerage in the Intermountain Region, is excited to announce Burlington opening its first location in Eastern Idaho. Newmark Mountain West // Sept 14, 2026 SALT LAKE CITY - Newmark Mountain West, the leading full-service commercial real estate brokerage in the Intermountain Region, is excited to announce Burlington opening its first location in Eastern Idaho. Burlington will be leasing the 20,062-square-foot second-generation retail box. Sharing a strong co-tenancy with TJ Maxx and Sportsman's Warehouse within the Teton Spectrum Shopping Center in Idaho Falls. This will be Burlington's third store to open in Idaho, and the kick off to opening up two more stores in east Idaho, with Twin Falls and Chubbuck on the horizon. Mike Medina, Alberto Vazquez, and Chad Moore of Newmark Mountain West represented Burlington in the transaction. They have had an ongoing relationship with Burlington Stores for 17 years with over 15 transactions across the western states. They have recently helped Burlington Stores open locations in St. George, Taylorsville, and Meridian. "It has been a privilege representing Burlington during this period of expansion. Seeing this first store opening in Eastern Idaho is very exciting for Burlington and the residents of Idaho Falls and the surrounding communities," stated Alberto Vazquez of Newmark Mountain West. "Burlington is a great addition to the Teton Spectrum Shopping Center and to the community as a whole." About Burlington What started out as Burlington Coat Factory over 50 years ago, has now become Burlington Stores with over 1,000 stores nationwide. Selling everything from low priced name brands in apparel, accessories, home décor and much more. Burlington Stores has no plans of slowing down, with over 30 new stores opening in 2026. About Newmark Mountain West Newmark Mountain West, an independently owned and operated member of the Newmark Licensee Group, delivers a comprehensive suite of commercial real estate services across Utah, Idaho, Nevada, Wyoming and Montana. With nearly 200 professionals in ten offices, the firm leverages Newmark's (Nasdaq: NMRK) global platform to power every stage of the property life cycle for occupiers, investors, and developers.

Burlington Stores opens new location in Mercedes. Sep 9, 2026 Listen to article (english) Translate text to Spanish or other 102 languages! Sep 1, 2026 Aug 28, 2026 Aug 25, 2026 Aug 3, 2026 - Advertisement - Texas Border Business - Advertisement - MERCEDES, Texas - Burlington Stores, Inc., one of the fastest growing national off-price retailers, is opening a new store in Mercedes. With fresh merchandise arriving each week, at up to 60% off other retailers' prices, customers will discover something new every time they shop. This will be the 160 store to open in the state, giving even more consumers access to Burlington's wide variety of "wow" deals. Originally known as a coat retailer, today, Burlington is proud to offer customers amazing deals on top-quality branded merchandise for the entire family and home. "Delivering incredible value on brand-name and on-trend merchandise is at the heart of what we do," said Michael O'Sullivan, CEO, Burlington Stores. "Opening a new, modernized store in Mercedes is an exciting step for us as we continue expanding Burlington locations nationwide. We look forward to giving local Mercedes customers the chance to explore great savings, find fresh brands, and experience our new and improved store design." The new location features Burlington's reimagined store design, which reflects Burlington's broader strategy to modernize stores, making it easier for shoppers to find the brands they know and love. In 2026, Burlington plans to open 110 net new stores across the country, all featuring this refreshed format. Wider, more organized aisles and bold signage allow for easier store navigation to the latest must-have trends. Over half of the brand's existing locations have already converted to the new layout, with the balance of the stores expected to transition by the end of 2026. - Advertisement - GRAND OPENING DETAILS & GIVEAWAYS * Shops At Mercedes * Opening date: September 18, 2026 * Address: 6001 E. Expressway 83, Suite F, Mercedes, TX 78570 * Store hours: Mon-Thu: 8:30am-11:00pm, Fri-Sat: 8:00am-12:00am, Sun: 9:00am-10:30pm * Website: https://www.burlington.com/store-locator * On Friday and Saturday 18 and 19 following the ribbon-cutting ceremony, the first 100 customers, aged 18 and up, enjoy a $10 Bonus Card to be used toward their purchase! * For additional store grand openings, visit https://www.burlington.com/grand-openings. This new Burlington's store will surprise and delight area residents with: * Top brands, trends, and tremendous value * Fashionable ladies' apparel and accessories at incredible deals, including Petites and Plus * Big savings on menswear, inclusive of a wide assortment of Big and Tall * Fresh finds in junior apparel * Comfortable and affordable finds for kids * Footwear for everyone * Must-have beauty and fragrance essentials * Everything for baby that won't break the bank * Home décor items, perfect for every season and holiday * Pet care and toys COMMUNITY SUPPORT As a company that cares about its customers and associates, Burlington is dedicated to adding value to the communities in which they live and work. Throughout the year, Burlington supports a variety of philanthropic initiatives that empower those locally to live better lives and build brighter futures. - Advertisement - To celebrate the Grand Opening of their new store location and highlight their ongoing commitment to education, the retailer will donate $5,000 to a nearby high-needs school through their long-standing partnership with the national non-profit organization AdoptAClassroom.org. Funds will be used to provide students with classroom materials they need to learn and succeed. The presentation of the donation to the local school community will take place at the ribbon-cutting ceremony. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES As Burlington continues to expand its footprint, they remain focused on finding great talent to join their growing company. Those interested in joining an award-winning culture are encouraged to visit BurlingtonStores.jobs to apply online for a variety of exciting and rewarding positions. About Burlington Stores, Inc. Burlington Stores, Inc., headquartered in New Jersey, is a nationally recognized off-price retailer with Fiscal 2025 net sales of $11.5 billion. The Company is a Fortune 500 company and its common stock is traded on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol "BURL." The Company operated 1,242 stores as of the end of the first quarter of Fiscal 2026 in 47 states, Washington D.C. and Puerto Rico, principally under the name Burlington Stores. The Company's stores offer an extensive selection of in-season, high-quality branded merchandise at up to 60% off other retailers' prices, including fashion-focused women's apparel, menswear, youth apparel, baby, beauty, footwear, accessories, home, toys, gifts and coats. For more information about the Company, visit www.burlington.com. About AdoptAClassroom.org AdoptAClassroom.org is a national nonprofit that partners with donors to provide PreK-12 teachers with the resources and supplies their students need. Since 1998, AdoptAClassroom.org has raised $74 million and equipped 7 million students across the U.S. The 501(c)(3) organization holds the highest ratings from both Charity Navigator and Candid/GuideStar. For more information, or to make a donation, please visit www.adoptaclassroom.org. Information source: Burlington Stores - Advertisement - Sep 9, 2026 News Sep 9, 2026 - Advertisement -

Burlington class action alleges unpaid wages, meal break violations. By top class actions | september 6, 2026. Burlington class action lawsuit overview: * Who: Three hourly retail employees filed a collective and class action lawsuit against Burlington Coat Factory Warehouse Corp. * Why: The employees claim Burlington failed to pay wages owed for work performed during meal breaks, including overtime wages. * Where: The Burlington class action lawsuit was filed in New Jersey federal court. A new class action lawsuit alleges Burlington Coat Factory Warehouse shorted hourly retail employees on overtime and other wages by automatically deducting meal breaks they were never fully allowed to take. Three current and former hourly retail employees from Burlington in Texas, California and New York filed the collective and class action lawsuit, claiming the company's meal-break policy shorted them and workers nationwide. The employees allege that although they routinely worked more than 40 hours per week, Burlington deducted a 30-minute unpaid meal break from every shift regardless of whether they were relieved of duty. They claim managers required them to carry two-way radios during breaks and respond to work calls, preventing them from ever fully stepping away. One manager allegedly told employees at a store meeting that "they could take thirty calls on their walkie-talkie while taking her lunch, and that so long as employees are sitting down, they will be clocked out," according to the class action lawsuit. The lawsuit seeks to represent a nationwide Fair Labor Standards Act collective of hourly employees dating to August 2023, along with California and New York subclasses dating to August 2022 and August 2020, respectively. The employees accuse Burlington of violating the Fair Labor Standards Act and California and New York wage laws by failing to pay wages owed for overtime and meal-period work. New York employee says four of five meal breaks were cut short weekly. The class action lawsuit details how the alleged pattern played out across the three states. A New York-based employee says four of his five meal periods were interrupted during a single workweek, leaving him shorted about two hours of unpaid overtime at his $20 hourly rate. He claims the practice violated New York wage law, which similarly requires pay for all work performed off the clock. One Texas-based employee claims three of his meal periods were interrupted during his final workweek, costing him about 1.5 hours of unpaid overtime at his $16.43 hourly rate. A California-based employee alleges two interrupted meal periods cost her roughly one hour of unpaid overtime at her $17 hourly rate, plus premium pay Burlington allegedly owes under state law for each non-compliant break. She also seeks waiting-time penalties for wages left unpaid after she left the company. The class action lawsuit demands a jury trial and seeks unpaid wages, liquidated damages, penalties and attorneys' fees for the proposed collective and subclasses. In another ongoing lawsuit filed against Burlington, a consumer alleges Burlington Stores illegally charged and collected Florida sales tax on purchases of tax-exempt baby and toddler products. Have you ever had your meal breaks interrupted or cut short as an hourly employee? Let us know in the comments. The plaintiffs are represented by Innessa M. Huot of Faruqi & Faruqi LLP and Clif Alexander, Austin W. Anderson, Lauren E. Braddy and Carter T. Hastings of Anderson Alexander PLLC. The Burlington class action lawsuit is Case No. 1:26-cv-10483, in the U.S. District Court for the District of New Jersey. Don't miss out! Read About More Class Action Lawsuits & Class Action Settlements: "*" indicates required fields