Sprouts Will Open Two New Houston Stores in 2027

The grocer plans to expand its regional footprint with locations in Spring and Hedwig Village.

Updated on Oct. 4, 2026 in Openings & Closings

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Sprouts Farmers Market will expand its presence in the Houston area with two new stores scheduled for 2027. The project includes a site in Spring and a new location in Hedwig Village.

Why it matters

These additions will grow the company's regional footprint beyond its current 10 Houston-area stores. The openings reflect ongoing retail development in local suburban markets.

Sprouts currently operates 10 locations in the Houston area. The new Spring store will be part of a 200,000-square-foot shopping center.

The players

Sprouts Farmers Market

An American specialty grocer that focuses on fresh, natural, and organic food products.

Fidelis

A real estate development firm responsible for retail shopping center projects.

The details

The Spring store will be located at 5225 Riley Fuzzel Road within the Grand Imperial Marketplace, while the Hedwig Village site at 9325 Katy Freeway will occupy a former Kroger store. Developer Fidelis has confirmed the Spring location as part of its broader retail expansion project.

Construction at the Spring site is scheduled from Jan. 1 to Oct. 29, 2027.
Sprouts expects to open the Spring store in fall 2027.
The Hedwig Village location is also projected to open in 2027.

Market Landscape

These store openings track with the rapid expansion of suburban retail marketplaces in the Greater Houston area. Sprouts continues to secure high-traffic anchor spots, following a pattern of increased retail density in regional development projects.

Shoppers in Spring and Hedwig Village will gain new access to the specialty grocer's produce and natural food selection starting in 2027. These developments may increase local retail convenience and create new employment opportunities in the respective neighborhoods.

The takeaway

The move demonstrates how suburban retail centers are increasingly prioritizing established grocery brands as anchors. Residents can anticipate more options for specialty food shopping as these centers reach completion in the coming years.