At Home to Stay Open in Amherst After Bankruptcy Filing
- The Amherst location of the Texas-origin home goods and furniture retailer has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy as of Monday, June 23, 2025.
- The filing followed a missed interest payment on May 15 and reflects pressures from rising inflation, interest rates, and tariff-related supply cost increases.
- The company revealed plans to shut down 26 struggling stores by September 30, mostly located outside the Midwest, while maintaining the majority of its retail locations and continuing its online operations.
- At Home entered a restructuring support agreement to reduce its $2 billion debt and gain new capital, with ownership transferring to hedge funds in New York and California.
- The bankruptcy aligns with broader retail trends, yet Amherst Supervisor Brian Kulpa advised that bankruptcy alone is not reason to panic until local store closures are announced.
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