A Sam's Club in Northeast Albuquerque is scheduled for a 2027 remodel, with the work aimed at the existing building and its parking rather than a move to a new site.
Albuquerque Business First reported Thursday that the club at 300 Eubank Blvd. NE—one of three Sam's Club stores in the city—is slated for the work. Michael Cook's report says the plan includes changes to the store and parking, with additional building space intended to accommodate online orders for pickup and delivery.
Built Around Pickup, Not A New Address
That expansion is the most specific purpose on the record: more building for orders that are picked up or delivered, not a second club. Parking upgrades are the other half of the announced plan, which is the unglamorous companion to curbside retail. A remodel year of 2027 is a schedule. It is not, by itself, a description of how the lot will be redrawn or how much square footage the expansion adds.
One Club Among Three
Wider Club and Digital-Service Plans
Sam’s Club announced in 2025 that it planned to remodel all 600 of its existing clubs, with its newly opened Grapevine, Texas, location setting a standard for future clubs, according to Sam’s Club. That companywide plan does not specify the Eubank store’s project scope or timing. In its Q4 FY26 update, Walmart said adoption of Scan & Go and club-fulfilled delivery grew at Sam’s Club U.S. The update describes growth in use of those services at the company level; it does not establish the scope of the Eubank project.
The Eubank Boulevard store remains one of Albuquerque's three Sam's Clubs. For members, the useful distinction is narrower than a grand reopening: the announced change is a 2027 remodel of the club already at 300 Eubank Blvd. NE, built around pickup and delivery and paired with parking upgrades.
