Floor & Décor, a specialty retailer that sells hard surface flooring and related accessories, has signed a lease to occupy a 93,000-square-foot retail facility in Bridgeton.Â
The building, at 11968 Paul Mayer Avenue, is the site of an old At Home store, which closed earlier this year.
It will be the first Floor & Décor in the St. Louis metro area. Pace Properties represented the building owner, Fiesta Bridgeton One LLC, in the lease. Floor & Décor was represented by L3 Corp.
Executives with Floor & Décor did not return requests for comment.
Rental rates in the North St. Louis County submarket average $10.32 per square foot, according to research from real estate firm Newmark Grubb Zimmer. Retail vacancies in the area are among the highest in the St. Louis region, at about 8 percent, above the metro average of 5.4 percent for big box stores.
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Floor & Décor was one of several names floated by real estate executives as a potential tenant to fill recently closed Toys R Us stores, many of which sit vacant in the St. Louis market.Â
The retailer has multiple locations in some metro areas, such as Chicago, Dallas and Atlanta, but smaller markets like Kansas City, Nashville and Memphis have just one.Â
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