H.H. Gregg store entire retail chain, a former big-box retailer for electronics and appliances, went out of business and closed all its physical stores in 2017 after filing for bankruptcy and failing to find a buyer, though the brand was later acquired for online use. The store experience is now a thing of the past, replaced by liquidation sales and eventual online-only operations under new ownership, so physical locations and their services are permanently gone.

What happened to H.H. Gregg stores?

Bankruptcy & Closure: H.H. Gregg filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in March 2017 and then converted to Chapter 7 liquidation, leading to the closure of all its 220 stores by May 2017.

Failed Buyer: The company couldn't find a viable buyer to keep stores open, resulting in going-out-of-business sales.

Brand Acquisition: Valor Group LLC acquired the brand and intellectual property in June 2017.

Online Only: The brand transitioned to an online-only retailer after the store closures, though its physical presence is defunct.

In essence, there are no more H.H. Gregg stores as the physical retail era ended in 2017.