PCC Community Markets Expands to New Seattle Neighborhood

The 73-year-old co-op grocery chain will open a store in Madison Valley this fall.

Apr. 7, 2026 at 7:36pm

A clean, minimalist 3D illustration depicting the interior of a modern, open-concept PCC Community Markets grocery store, with bright natural lighting, an abundance of fresh produce, and specialty food items lining the shelves, all floating on a soft pastel background.PCC Community Markets' expansion into Madison Valley will bring its community-focused, sustainable grocery model to a new Seattle neighborhood.Spokane Today

PCC Community Markets, a long-standing community-owned grocery cooperative in the Pacific Northwest, has announced plans to open a new store location in Seattle's Madison Valley neighborhood this coming fall. The new store will be the latest addition to PCC's network of 16 locations across the Puget Sound region.

Why it matters

PCC's expansion into Madison Valley reflects the continued growth and popularity of the co-op model, which emphasizes community values, local sourcing, and access to healthy, organic foods. As Seattle's neighborhoods evolve, PCC's arrival in Madison Valley will provide residents with a trusted, mission-driven grocer focused on sustainability and supporting the local community.

The details

The new PCC store in Madison Valley will occupy a 25,000-square-foot space and feature the co-op's signature offerings of organic produce, sustainably sourced meat and seafood, a full-service deli, and a wide selection of natural and specialty grocery items. The store will also include community gathering spaces and educational programming around nutrition and sustainable living.

  • PCC Community Markets was founded in 1953.
  • The new Madison Valley store is slated to open in fall 2026.

The players

PCC Community Markets

A community-owned grocery cooperative with 16 locations across the Puget Sound region, known for its focus on organic, locally sourced products and community engagement.

Madison Valley

A neighborhood in Seattle, Washington, known for its mix of residential areas, small businesses, and community amenities.

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What they’re saying

“We're thrilled to bring the PCC experience to the Madison Valley community. This new store will allow us to better serve Seattle residents with our mission-driven approach to grocery retail.”

— Cate Hardy, CEO, PCC Community Markets

What’s next

PCC plans to host a community open house event to introduce the new Madison Valley store to local residents prior to its official opening in fall 2026.

The takeaway

PCC Community Markets' expansion into Madison Valley demonstrates the continued demand for mission-driven, community-focused grocery options in Seattle's evolving neighborhoods. The new store will provide residents with access to healthy, sustainable food choices while also serving as a hub for community engagement and education.