With the party-supplies chain in its final days of operation, the company is working quickly to secure deals on more than 200 storefront leases. After nearly 40 years providing decor for countless birthday parties across the United States,

Philadelphia-based discount chain Five Below, along with Dollar Tree, acquired 148 former Party City locations as the party supply store — as part of

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

Discount chain Dollar Tree, which already picked up some closed 99 Cents Only Stores, and value retailer Five Below are leading the bids for hundreds of Party City stores closed amid bankruptcy.

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Dollar Tree has acquired Party City's leases in East Hartford, Fairfield and Simsbury, while Five Below has acquired Party City's lease in Hamden.

Party City stores across the country started shutting down in December 2024. Here’s what could happen to some of those spaces.

And as the company’s last storefronts close their doors, competitors including Five Below and Dollar Tree are vying to move in for majorly discounted prices. While most Party City stores are ...

Dollar Tree Inc. could be adding a southeast ... as the top two bidders in bankruptcy court considering the 695 Party City stores closing nationwide as the four-decade-old special-occasions ...