Sprouts Expands Headquarters on Heels of Merger

Natural and organic foods retailer Sprouts Farmers Market plans to expand its Phoenix headquarters, recently signing a 32,306 square foot lease renewal and expansion, according to Lincoln Property Company, a full-service real estate firm providing property management, receivership services, leasing, development, and project management.

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Source: Progressive Grocer

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