Burlington stores plan on opening three new locations in New Jersey soon.

According to Finance Buzz, a new Burlington is opening in Hamilton in April, one in Clifton and one in Newark in May.

These openings are part of a 74-store rollout over the next few months for Burlington.

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Burlington Stores, formerly known as Burlington Coat Factory, is a renowned American off-price department store retailer. With a rich history dating back to 1972, Burlington has grown from a single store selling coats in Burlington, New Jersey, to a nationwide retail powerhouse with over 740 stores across the United States, including 37 in New Jersey alone.

Burlington’s expansive inventory includes women’s and men’s apparel, children’s clothing, footwear, accessories, home goods, pet supplies, and even baby furniture. This diverse product range ensures that shoppers can find items for every aspect of their lives, from professional attire to casual weekend wear, and from home décor to essential baby gear.

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At the heart of Burlington’s success is its commitment to offering customers high-quality merchandise at significantly discounted prices. Unlike traditional retailers, Burlington embraces a “treasure hunt” shopping experience, where consumers can find a wide variety of designer and name-brand merchandise at up to 60-70% off other retailers’ prices.

Bed Bath & Beyond filed for bankruptcy last year, liquidating its assets and selling off its store locations throughout the country. So far, Burlington has taken over more than 40 locations that used to belong to Bed Bath & Beyond.

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Burlington has moved into spaces that used to be Circuit City, Toys “R” Us, or Sports Authority locations.

Michael O’Sullivan, the CEO of Burlington, said some of the company’s best locations used to be Sears or Kmart stores.

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