EZ Buy Bins Relocated to St. Cloud Store

The discount retail business has moved its operations from Waite Park to a larger space at Centennial Plaza.

Updated on Oct. 12, 2026 in Openings & Closings

EZ Buy Bins Relocated to St. Cloud Store

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EZ Buy Bins has successfully moved its retail operations to a new, larger location at 2006 Veterans Drive in St. Cloud. The business provides customers with a variety of Amazon returns and overstocked goods from multiple retailers.

Why it matters

The relocation was prompted by the need for more warehouse storage, an expanded parking lot, and a larger showroom floor. These upgrades allow the business to better manage the high volume of returned and overstocked inventory it sells to the public.

The retail business currently maintains a staff of five employees. It operates daily from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., with early 6 p.m. closures on Sundays and a weekly closure on Thursdays for restocking.

The players

EZ Buy Bins

A retail company that specializes in selling returned and overstocked items from various major retailers.

The details

The store specializes in selling goods sourced from various retailers, focusing on Amazon returns and overstocked merchandise. To keep inventory fresh for local shoppers, owners restock the bins every Friday and Saturday.

Timeline

  1. August 2020 marked the opening of the business original location.

  2. The business relocated to its new St. Cloud facility in late September 2026.

Market Landscape

This move reflects a broader industry trend where retailers focused on liquidation and overstock goods expand their physical footprints to manage higher inventory throughput. By securing more space in Centennial Plaza, the business positions itself to better compete for local shoppers looking for discounted secondary market items.

Local shoppers can access the new storefront at 2006 Veterans Drive with improved parking capacity compared to the former location. Customers should note the store remains closed on Thursdays to accommodate the weekly restocking schedule.

The takeaway

The move to a larger facility signals increased capacity for managing returned goods in the local area. Residents should plan their shopping visits for Friday or Saturday to benefit from the freshest inventory after the weekly restocking cycles.

Further reading

Find more updates regarding local commerce shifts in the St. Cloud Openings & Closings section.

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Would you visit a local liquidation store to find discounted overstock or returned items?