The closure of a Walmart Market location is the latest in a handful of shutdowns by the country’s largest retailer this year.

Walmart announced recently it was shutting down the Walmart Neighborhood Market at 4226 Northwest Oakwood Ave for failing to meet financial expectations.

“While our underlying business is strong, this store hasn’t performed as well as we hoped,” Walmart spokesperson Lindsey Coulter said.

Eighty layoffs will result from the shutdown.

Walmart had previously closed 11 stores this year.

This year’s closures include:

California

• 605 Fletcher Parkway, El Cajon
• 40580 Albrae Street, Fremont
• Neighborhood Market at 4080 Douglas Blvd., Granite Bay
• 2121 Imperial Ave., San Diego
• 2753 E. Eastland Center Drive, West Covina

Colorado

• 10400 E. Colfax Ave., Aurora

Georgia

• 4725 Ashford Dunwoody Road, Dunwoody
• 3101 Roswell Road, Marietta

Maryland

• 1238 Putty Hill Ave., Towson

Ohio

• 3579 S. High St., Columbus

Wisconsin

• Neighborhood Market at 7025 W. Main St., Milwaukee

Other Walmart changes

Walmart has made some changes inside stores as well.

In May, Walmart announced it was closing 51 of its in-store Health Centers, saying the business model was not “sustainable.” The company  continues to operate nearly 4,600 pharmacies and 3,000 vision centers.

In early 2024, Walmart announced it plans to build or convert more than 150 large-format stores over the next five years. Two of the first expanded stores opened in Santa Rosa Beach, Florida and Atlanta and 12 other new projects are underway.

All of the new stores will feature expanded product selection and new technology.