Signs are going up this morning at Kmart (494 Elden St., Herndon) advertising a store-closing sale.
The 84,000-square foot store was purchased in August by Florida-based real estate-investment firm Sterling Organization at a cost of $7 million. At the time, the firm’s CEO said “the real estate fundamentals of — and the demographics surrounding — this property are nothing short of exceptional.”
The chain announced 150 store closures earlier this year; however, the Herndon location was not on that list.
A manager at the store Friday morning told Reston Now he was not authorized to provide further details about the situation.
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