The final Sears department store in California, at Sunvalley Shopping Center in Concord, is being actively marketed for redevelopment by parent company Transformco — no closing date announced, no permits filed yet.

The last Sears department store in California sits at 2499 Treat Blvd inside Concord's Sunvalley Shopping Center — and its parent company, Transformco, has already listed the space for lease. Photos posted this week to Reddit's r/bayarea (664 upvotes, 128 comments as of Thursday) document what KRON4 and KTVU have each confirmed: Concord now holds the state's sole remaining location.

Transformco's marketing materials, cited by KTVU, pitch the site as ripe for repositioning — "pad redevelopment or spin-off" of the on-site auto center, average household income exceeding $100,000 within a five-mile radius. That language is aimed at developers, not retailers. Concord is one of roughly a half-dozen Sears stores still operating nationally, per Patch reporting on the closure.

No building permits, conditional use permits, or property sale have been recorded for the Sunvalley parcel. Transformco has not disclosed a closing date.

The Concord closure would complete Sears' retail exit from California. A related data point: a vacant former Sears shell at Eureka's Bayshore Mall drew zero bids at a trustee auction on April 17, 2026, per the Times-Standard; that mall carries roughly $39 million in debt, per SFGate, and reverted to trustee Assured Lending Services LLC.

What to watch: a permit filing or deed transfer on the Sunvalley parcel, and any Transformco announcement of a closing date. The lease brochure signals the direction; the filing will confirm the timing.