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A rendering of a new Sprouts grocery store expected to anchor a redeveloped Vista Terrace Marketplace retail development. Courtesy image
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Sprouts plans Vista location

VISTA — Phoenix-based Sprouts Farmers Market has signed a 15-year lease of 2½ acres adjacent to the Vista Terrace Marketplace retail center at 1280 E. Vista Way.

The lease was announced this month by a spokesperson for Los Angeles-based Black Lion Investment Group, which bought the property last fall.

Sprouts is scheduled to open at its new location late next year, the Black Lion spokesperson said. A Sprouts spokesperson declined to confirm its plans for a Vista store, saying the company only announces store openings a quarter in advance.

According to the developer, Sprouts will anchor a redevelopment of Vista Terrace Marketplace, which Black Lion is expanding from 48,000 to 80,000 square feet. The redevelopment includes construction of the new Sprouts store and the addition of restaurant suites with patios. Black Lion bought the shopping center last fall.

Black Lion also this month announced it has signed a 20-year lease with Dunkin Donuts for one of four outparcel pad buildings at Vista Terrace Marketplace. Solana Beach-based Retail Insite is handling leasing.

3 comments

Dian July 19, 2018 at 12:41 pm

Frazier Farms is better!

Frank July 16, 2018 at 6:01 pm

Wow Ray you don’t really know the area do you? Have you ever been inside a sprouts? Vista village or Oceanside? Shadowridge area will all flock to it as it will be just a couple miles down the road. People in Bonsall will come to this location versus Oceanside not to mention immediate surrounding area… This location is prime for a high end shopping experience. Do you think these developers are stupid? They don’t just guess on stuff like this…

Ray Carney December 5, 2017 at 12:06 am

Who will actually shop there? Let’s face facts most Vista residents are from South of the border and choose to shop at their traditional crappy markets so why would they shop at an over priced Rancho Santa Fe style yuppy establishment?

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