Boerne Town Center’s next phase includes planned Sprouts grocery store
A planned Sprouts Farmers Market anchors the second phase of Boerne Town Center along the Interstate 10 West frontage road, according to a July 1 city development update.

A planned Sprouts Farmers Market anchors the second phase of Boerne Town Center along the Interstate 10 West frontage road, according to a July 1 city development update.
The city said it had approved the permits needed for construction. The phase totals 68,348 square feet of retail space, including a 23,300-square-foot Sprouts and two neighboring spaces.
At the time of the announcement, construction was expected to take approximately one year. The notice does not establish an opening date, and the planned store should not be treated as already operating.
The city also described a $704,000 tree-mitigation payment associated with phase two, bringing the reported total for both phases to just over $2 million. That money supports tree-canopy-related work under the city’s program.
Residents watching the site can use the official update to understand the approved scope while awaiting later construction and tenant announcements.
Source: Read the original announcement or official community resource.
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