DELTA TWP. – Burlington, a retailer that sells clothing and home decor, plans to move from its storefront near West Saginaw Highway to a shopping center just over two miles away.

For more than a decade, the store was housed in a 75,000-square-foot space at 5625 W. Saginaw Hwy., right next to Aldi and Big Lots, but will now move to a smaller store to be built at Delta Crossings, a retail complex west of Interstate 96/69.

“We are relocating the current business,” Steve Flaten, a Burlington real estate director, said last week, declining to provide details.

Delta Township issued a building permit in February to build a new 22,000-square-foot store in Burlington, according to Peter Menser, director of community and economic development.

The store will be located “in the undeveloped area between Bob’s Discount Furniture and Sierra,” Menser said in an email. Menser said work on the site is underway.

In addition to Sierra and Bob’s, Delta Crossings is home to several businesses, including TJ Maxx, Hobby Lobby and BJ’s Wholesale Club.

It’s unclear when the move will take place. Julia DePillis, a representative for Burlington, said in an email that she had no information to share, “but when information becomes available on this location, we can get back to you with more details.”

The property currently occupied by Burlington is now available for lease. The property is a former Kmart store that was renovated in 2004, Menser said.

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This article originally appeared in the Lansing State Journal: Burlington store moves to new space at Delta Crossings in Delta Township