As part of the Hastings Entertainment Chapter 11 liquidation, RCS Real Estate Advisors is accepting bids for about 120 leases of the company’s stores.

Hastings, owner of MovieStop and Tradesmart brands, filed Chapter 11 on June 13 hoping to find a buyer.

“At Hastings, our mission has always been to bring our customers a diverse array of entertainment products and collectibles to appeal to many interests. Our hope was that the Chapter 11 process would help to prepare our business for the intended sale while also providing additional protections and financing to allow us to serve our customers as usual. Unfortunately, this process was unsuccessful,” said Jim Litwak, Hastings president and COO.

As part of the liquidation plan, RCS is currently accepting bids on leases of more than 120 stores with an average size of approximately 24,000 square feet in medium-sized markets in 19 states throughout the U.S.