A pair of former Party City locations in Garner and Raleigh could be replaced by Five Below and Books-A-Million.

The party supply store auctioned off 250 locations this month as part of its ongoing bankruptcy process.

The bargain bin store will be identical to its original, Kimberly location, but will feature different deals and products.

What used to be your local Party City store may soon be selling books, recliner chairs, cowboy boots or discount merchandise.

Discount chain Dollar Tree, which already picked up some closed 99 Cents Only Stores, and value retailer Five Below are ...

In late December of 2024, the national party supply chain store Party City filed for bankruptcy for the second time in two years, and after roughly two months of sorting out the details, the location ...

A new report predicts this year will only get worse for the already-struggling retail sector, with the number of location ...

But more than 400 Party City locations were left without a single bid, despite the low 4.1% retail vacancy rate nationwide. The auction reportedly led to $14.5M in gross proceeds for the ...

A month after declaring Chapter 11 bankruptcy for the second time in two years, Party City says it has found a buyer. In a Jan. 24 press release, the Woodcliff Lake-based specialty retailer ...

One of the final stages of Party City’s Chapter 11 bankruptcy is now complete — the retailer’s intellectual property (IP) and wholesale operations have been sold to an affiliate of Ad Populum, a ...