The liquidation of Toys R Us is proving to be a long and complex process.

The toy retailer, having filed for bankruptcy protection late last year and kicking off liquidation sales around this March, is slowly selling its real estate — what amounted to more than 800 stores across the U.S.

According to court documents filed Wednesday in Virginia, another round of Toys R Us shops has been bid on, and the winners include retailers Aldi, Big Lots, Ollie's Bargain Outlet, Ashley Furniture, and Raymour & Flanigan. (See a complete list below of the locations bid on this month, along with the winning bidders and backup bidders.)

This follows an auction earlier this year, where another handful of Toys R Us locations was bid on by Target, a few real estate investment trusts and other interested parties.

CNBC has previously reported on the tough situation that many real estate owners are in with so many Toys R Us and Babies R Us stores going dark. Few retailers of that same size are still growing their physical footprints today. There are few logical replacements for such big stores in the market.

Some retailers, like Dick's Sporting Goods, have said they will consider opening more stores when rents come down and they are able to get a better deal on the real estate. Other companies, including Barnes & Noble and T.J. Maxx, are actively looking to reposition their stores and move into better shopping centers.