Staff Reports
Eastvale – Walmart and Eastvale city officials recently broke ground for an expected 170,995 sq. ft. Walmart Supercenter coming in Spring 2025.
The Walmart Supercenter will be located at 14100 Limonite Avenue and will include a 16-pump fuel station. It is also expected to create around 300 new jobs for Eastvale and its surrounding areas.
“We are tremendously excited to have officially broken ground on our newest Supercenter, which will be the first Walmart in the city,” said Walmart’s Regional General Manager, Frankie Ahumada. “While we are looking forward to bringing a new shopping experience to residents, we are also steadfast in our commitment to being a strong and dedicated partner to the Eastvale community.”
The new Supercenter will “reflect Walmart’s Store of the Future concept, with expanded product selections and innovative technology to help associates better support customers and make shopping more convenient and enjoyable,” stated a City news release. “In addition to the new fuel station, the Supercenter will offer Walmart’s Online Grocery Pickup and Delivery services, a full-service deli, meat and bakery departments, pharmacy, vision center, and a fresh produce department with a wide range of organic fruits and vegetables.”
“Today marks a significant milestone for Eastvale as we break ground on our new Walmart Supercenter,” said Eastvale Mayor Christian Dinco. “This venture promises new job opportunities and essential goods and services, but it also reflects the City Council’s commitment to economic growth. We look forward to the positive impact this partnership will have on our vibrant city.”
The store is expected to employ more than 250 new associates for full-time and part-time positions. “Applicants interested in careers at Walmart can apply online at Walmartcareers.com,” stated the news release. “At Walmart, associates have access to competitive wages, affordable benefits, access to a free college/trade education through Walmart’s Live Better U from the first day of hire, and the chance to build a career. More than 75 percent of Walmart’s store management teams started as hourly associates and 40 percent of those promotions went to associates within the first year of their employment.”