Sprouts Farmers Market Is Coming to Kissimmee at Orange Blossom Trail and Osceola Parkway
A new Sprouts Farmers Market is headed to the corner of Orange Blossom Trail and Osceola Parkway in Kissimmee, anchoring a brand-new 81,906-square-foot shopping plaza. The $3.45 million project would give the area its second Sprouts and add another fresh, organic grocery option to fast-growing Osceola County.
A Sprouts Farmers Market interior, where a produce-first layout anchors the store. A new Sprouts is planned for Orange Blossom Trail and Osceola Parkway in Kissimmee. Photo is representative of the brand, not the future Kissimmee store.
Image: Sprouts Farmers Market
What to Know
The Kissimmee Sprouts project in brief
A produce-focused grocery anchor for a new Osceola County retail plaza, on a corner locals had watched for years.
Orange Blossom Trail and Osceola Parkway. The store is planned for 2982 N Orange Blossom Trail, at one of Kissimmee’s busiest north-side intersections.
An 81,906-square-foot plaza. Sprouts anchors a brand-new shopping center, a project valued at $3.45 million per the Orlando Business Journal.
The area’s second Sprouts. It joins the existing Kissimmee store on Marigold Avenue, deepening fresh-grocery options across Osceola County.
Kissimmee shoppers are getting another fresh-and-organic grocery option. According to reporting by Neil Cooney for What Now Orlando, Sprouts Farmers Market is planning a new store at the corner of Orange Blossom Trail and Osceola Parkway, a location first surfaced in a widely shared post in the Community of Kissimmee Facebook group.
Planned for 2982 N Orange Blossom Trail, the store will anchor a new 81,906-square-foot shopping plaza, a project valued at $3.45 million, according to the Orlando Business Journal. For the north Kissimmee corridor, it is the kind of anchor that tends to pull a full plaza of smaller tenants in behind it.
Where the new Sprouts is going
The site sits at Orange Blossom Trail and Osceola Parkway, a high-traffic north-side gateway into Kissimmee and one of the county’s heavier commuter corridors. Anchoring a brand-new plaza there positions the grocer to serve both established Kissimmee neighborhoods and the newer rooftops filling in across northern Osceola County.
Community reaction was quick and mostly enthusiastic. Alongside a plain “Wooo!!!,” one resident noted the corner had once been slated for a Whole Foods and said they were simply glad to see a second Sprouts, while wishing the area had a grocery with a hot buffet option.
Why Sprouts keeps choosing Central Florida
Headquartered in Phoenix, Sprouts built its identity on a farm-stand feel, with an open layout and fresh produce at the center of the store. The chain leans into organic, plant-based and gluten-free products, prepared foods and a bulk section, positioning itself against the region’s more conventional grocers.
The Kissimmee store fits a clear Central Florida expansion pattern. Sprouts opened its Lake Nona location, listed as Store #677, on June 12, 2026 at Eagle Creek Sanctuary Boulevard and Narcoossee Road, and has added or announced stores in Clermont, Poinciana and Daytona Beach as it pushes deeper into the metro. A new Kissimmee anchor is the next logical step along that arc.
The Kissimmee Sprouts by the numbers
The figures matter because they signal real retail confidence in north Kissimmee: a national grocer anchoring a new plaza on a long-watched corner.
A light real estate read on the project
For Kissimmee and northern Osceola County, a new grocery anchor is a demand signal worth noticing. National grocers underwrite locations carefully, and a produce-first brand like Sprouts choosing this corner reflects the household growth and buying power filling in along the Orange Blossom Trail corridor.
For nearby homeowners, everyday-fresh-grocery access is one of the amenities buyers quietly prize. When a plaza like this lands, it tends to firm up the surrounding blocks over time, less as a headline and more as steady, livability-driven convenience.
“Grocery anchors follow rooftops. When Sprouts commits to a corner, it’s reading the same growth we track daily.”— Jared Jones, Jared Jones Team, brokered by eXp Realty
The Takeaway
A new Sprouts at Orange Blossom Trail and Osceola Parkway gives Kissimmee a second location of a fast-growing, produce-first grocer, anchoring an 81,906-square-foot plaza on a corner residents had watched for years. It is a small but real vote of confidence in north Kissimmee’s continued growth.
Watch for a construction timeline and an opening date. If the plaza fills in behind the anchor, expect the surrounding corridor to keep drawing everyday retail that makes the area more livable.
FAQ
Where is the new Kissimmee Sprouts Farmers Market going?
The new Sprouts is planned for 2982 N Orange Blossom Trail, at the corner of Orange Blossom Trail and Osceola Parkway in Kissimmee, where it will anchor a new 81,906-square-foot shopping plaza.
How much is the Sprouts Kissimmee project worth?
The project is valued at $3.45 million and anchors a roughly 81,906-square-foot plaza, according to coverage by the Orlando Business Journal.
Is this the first Sprouts in Kissimmee?
No. It would be the area’s second Sprouts, joining the existing store on Marigold Avenue in Kissimmee and expanding fresh-grocery options across Osceola County.
When will the Kissimmee Sprouts open?
An opening date has not been announced yet. The location was reported this week as planned; construction and opening timelines should follow. For nearby Sprouts openings, the Lake Nona store (Store #677) opened June 12, 2026.
What does Sprouts Farmers Market sell?
Sprouts is a Phoenix-based grocer built around a produce-first, farm-stand layout, with a focus on natural, organic, plant-based and gluten-free products, prepared foods and a bulk section.
External Links & Related Reading
For readers who want to review the reporting and the source behind the Kissimmee Sprouts news, these are the key references.
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