Sign Permit Granted For T.J. Maxx In Guilford: Report

GUILFORD, CT — The owner of the property that T.J. Maxx is planning to move into in Guilford was recently granted a sign permit for the store from the town's planning and zoning commission, according to a report from CT Insider.

The sign permit was issued to DDR Guilford, LLC, on Aug. 28 for storefront signage and column signs, CT Insider reported, noting that the ownership of the shopping plaza has since changed.

Hartford Business Journal said the Guilford Commons portfolio was sold to HRP LLC and Haverford Retail Partners for $26.5 million in late August.

The discount department store chain that offers brand-name clothing, shoes, home decor, handbags and more, is looking to move into the space formerly occupied by Bed, Bath & Beyond at 1919 Boston Post Road. A T.J. Maxx spokesperson told Patch earlier this year that the store plans to open in late 2025.

CT Insider said the T.J. Maxx will be located in Unit 310, a 21,900 space at Guilford Commons.

Other tenants at Guilford Commons include DSW, F45 Training, Ivy Rehab, Mattress Firm, Michaels, Mooyah Burgers & Fries, Panera Bread, Petco, Pure Barre, Spavia, The Fresh Market, T-Mobile, Ulta and Verizon Wireless, among others.

T.J. Maxx previously scrapped plans to move into the former Walmart on Boston Post Road in Guilford. Target is now planning to move into that space.

The nearest T.J. Maxx stores to Guilford are currently in Clinton, East Haven and North Haven.

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