Things are changing rapidly at home décor retailer At Home. The company announced it would close 26 locations earlier this week as part of bankruptcy proceedings. Just days later, At Home released details about the closures and what customers can expect. According to information obtained by Parade, At Home customers can expect up to 30% off as closing sales begin. “Shoppers can expect truly incredible savings on a massive inventory of home furnishings and decor. From wall art and rugs to patio furniture and kitchen essentials,” a spokesperson shared. “Everything must go — and prices have been reduced across the board.” At Home Customers Can Expect Discounted Prices Before Closures, But There Is A Catch While the stores intend to stay open until September 30, the shopping experience will be a bit different. The prices at At Home will go down, but they will no longer offer exchanges or returns. The all-sales final model will help to liquidate the inventory more quickly. The following At Home stores are slated for closure, and sales have begun. New York: Rego Park, Bronx California: San Jose, Tustin, Costa Mesa, Pasadena, Chico, Foothill Ranch, Sacramento, Long Beach Florida: North Miami Minnesota: Rochester Washington: Bellingham, Yakima New Jersey: Middletown Township, Ledgewood, Princeton Pennsylvania: Pittsburgh Massachusetts: Shrewsbury, Dedham Illinois: Peoria, Crestwood Virginia: Manassas, Leesburg Montana: Billings Wisconsin: Wauwatosa “We are pleased to have reached this agreement with our lenders, which represents a critical and positive advancement of our work to best position At Home for the future,” At Home Chief Executive Officer Brad Weston said in a news release. “Over the past several months, we’ve taken deliberate steps to strengthen the foundation of our business – sharpening our focus, elevating our customer value proposition, and driving operational discipline.” It is unclear if At Home will announce additional closures, but at this point, Weston seems optimistic they will bounce back. This story’s featured image is by Rosamar via Shutterstock. The post Retailer Announces Major Policy Changes Amid Dozens Of Store Closures appeared first on InspireMore.