Honeygrow looks to continue steady growth with 11 new stores in ‘hyper-competitive’ real estate market

Philadelphia-based honeygrow has opened eight stores so far this year and has another 11 locations currently in the works for 2024 as it looks to continue its steady growth amid a crowded real estate market.

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