Find out where, when, and why US businesses are closing
New data every Monday, early enough to act on.
We publish every closure we can verify, with the street address, the closing date, and a link to the source. Eight sectors covered: retail, restaurants, grocery, industrial, logistics, healthcare, offices, and hospitality.
The file starts before the closing does. Businesses showing distress with nothing closed yet go on a weekly watchlist, drawn from open source news, bankruptcy filings, layoff notices, eviction suits, and receiverships.
Used by brokers, liquidators and auction buyers, lenders, and economic development agencies.
Data current as of September 5, 2026. Cancel anytime.
Jump to a state, city, or chain:
Which sectors are speeding up this week
Each bar is this week's records for that sector. The tick behind it is that sector's own trailing average, so a bar past its tick is running hot and a bar short of it is running quiet.
- Healthcare20 vs 8.6 avg2.3x its average
- Restaurant & Food Service144 vs 133.8 avg
- Retail125 vs 144.6 avg
- Industrial / Manufacturing38 vs 40.2 avg
- Office & Services31 vs 21.5 avg
- Logistics / Warehouse17 vs 14.6 avg
- Hospitality & Entertainment8 vs 7.8 avg
- Grocery & Convenience2 vs 12.1 avg
Basis: news-sourced public closure records, this week vs the trailing average of recent weekly editions.
Four new data streams, now in every weekly file
Sourced from federal and state filings and verified over three weeks before launch. Of roughly 100 bank-branch closings in a recent cycle, about 90 had no press coverage anywhere — the federal filing is the only public record they closed.
- Bank-branch closures from FDIC filings
Branch-level closings straight from federal structure filings, with addresses and effective dates.
- Motor-carrier shutdowns
Trucking and freight companies surrendering federal operating authority — with company contact details where the registry carries them.
- Healthcare closures from state license data
Florida and Texas facility closures from state regulator records — typically weeks ahead of any news coverage.
- Early-warning flags when an industry speeds up
When an industry starts filing closures much faster than its own recent normal, the Watchlist flags it before company news catches up. Logistics was an early flag, running at about double its usual weekly pace.
Every record carries its source document — nothing is inferred. See the full breakdown in this week's roundup →
Plus a court-verified bankruptcy sale calendar — sale motions, auctions, and hearings, updated weekly.
What subscribers see
Real records. 76+ fields. Far more than a closure list.
Every weekly brief ships as a clean CSV and Excel workbook. Beyond the address, each record carries liquidation, asset, timing, and ownership detail. Public pages show the story; subscribers get the depth.
- Chain, operating company, and parent company
- Event type, status, and confirmed closure date
- Full street address, city, metro, and geocode
- Liquidation status, goods for sale, and on-site assets
- Closure timing: announced, effective, and confirmed dates
- WARN filing cross-reference and jobs impacted
- Source links and per-record confidence flags
More than a closure list
The data goes deeper than headline retail chains.
It's not just national retailers. The dataset spans independent and local businesses, restaurants, manufacturing and industrial sites, grocers, banks, and health care — with liquidation, asset, and closure-timing detail on each record.
Property types covered
How it works
From 1,500 weekly queries to a clean CSV on your desk Monday.
We monitor the signals
1,500 search queries, WARN notices, and bankruptcy filings every week.
Automated extraction + human review
Produces facility-level records with addresses, source links, and confidence flags. Every record passes an independent verification pass before delivery.
You act first
Receive a clean CSV + Excel file and email digest every Monday, covering the week through Friday — before it reaches trade publications.
Who it's for
Built for the professionals who move on vacancy first.
CRE Brokers
Spot available spaces in your trade area before they list.
Liquidation Buyers
Reach fixtures and inventory before the competition bids.
Fixture & FF&E Recovery
Target facility closures with recoverable on-site assets.
Economic Development
Track employer exits and WARN filings across your region.
Retail Investors
Read chain-level closure signals weeks ahead of earnings.
Tenant Representatives
Find backfill opportunities the moment a lease goes dark.
Coverage
Closures tracked across 50+ U.S. metros.
Browse the public city view, then subscribe for the address-level dataset.
Pricing
One plan. Every sector, every data field.
- Weekly CSV + XLSX delivery
- 76+ fields per record
- Address-level facility data
- WARN cross-reference
- Source links + confidence flags
- Cancel anytime
Full details on the pricing page.
Act before your competitors see it in trade publications.
Weekly verified closure data across retail, industrial, and logistics — with addresses, source links, and confidence flags. $99/month. Cancel anytime.