The company buying Columbus-based Big Lots has identified about 500 Big Lots stores, including 23 in Ohio, that it plans to close.

Despite striking a last minute sale to save hundreds of stores amid bankruptcy, Big Lots is still eyeing hundreds of store closures under its new owners, Gordon Brothers. The Boston-based investment group recently listed several stores' leases for sale, meaning, these locations will likely not remain open.

The implosion of Big Lots has resulted in hundreds more locations going up for sale, including more than a dozen in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.

The company helping Big Lots through its bankruptcy process is selling the leases of six stores across Tennessee. In September, Big Lots announced it was filing for chapter 11 bankruptcy and it would close over 300 stores in addition to the originally planned 35 to 40 store closures.

The CEO and president of Big Lots in December said the company remained "hopeful" about keeping some stores open.

The company buying Big Lots has started to narrow down which stores will definitely close, including several Massachusetts locations.

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As Big Lots' bankruptcy process continues, more than 460 locations are likely closing because their leases are for sale. What about Tulare?

About 500 Big Lots stores are planned to close, including 23 more in Ohio. Here's a look at the latest on the Columbus-based retailer's bankruptcy.

The company that owns the Big Lots brand is selling leases for stores nationwide, it recently said, and numerous Michigan locations are among those affected. Gordon Brothers, which calls itself a global asset expert,