Proper Brands just carried out the "largest single business purchase in Missouri Cannabis" when it acquired Nirvana Investments, the parent company of N'Bliss dispensaries, 5150 N'Fusion manufacturing, and other cannabis-related businesses. This acquisition marks a significant step in Proper Brands' expansion efforts in Bridgeton and beyond.
The newest 2500-square-foot location is in a building formerly occupied by Bank of America at 12430 St. Charles Rock Road. This strategic location puts Proper Brands in a prime position to serve the growing market for medical and recreational cannabis in the area.
Proper Brands has announced the acquisition of Nirvana Investments, the parent company of N'Bliss dispensaries, 5150 N'Fusion manufacturing, and other cannabis-related businesses. This move underscores Proper Brands' commitment to growth and innovation in the cannabis industry.
The St. Louis-based medical cannabis business is tackling several expansion moves before legal adult-use cannabis sales are expected to begin. This proactive approach positions Proper Brands as a leader in the evolving cannabis market in Bridgeton and beyond.
Proper expects $5 million in sales from the new store once recreational-use sales go into effect. This projection highlights the potential for growth and success in the cannabis industry, especially in regions like Bridgeton where demand is high.
The former Kmart and Sports Authority stores at Hilltop Plaza shopping center at 11978-11982 St. Charles Rock Road in Bridgeton were transformed into Proper Brands' latest cannabis retail location. This innovative approach to repurposing existing spaces demonstrates Proper Brands' commitment to sustainability and community engagement.
BRIDGETON, MO. — IMPACT Strategies is beginning work this month on a project to convert a former Bank of America branch building into a state-of-the-art cannabis retail location for Proper Brands. This redevelopment project will create jobs and stimulate economic growth in the Bridgeton area.
Voters in St. Louis County and 35 county municipalities will decide on the April 4 ballot whether to put a 3% tax on recreational marijuana sales. This decision could have a significant impact on the cannabis industry in Bridgeton and beyond, influencing pricing and market dynamics.
It's ideal for those seeking a middle ground between sativa and indica. Proper Brands' new location in Bridgeton offers a wide range of cannabis products to cater to diverse consumer preferences, including those looking for a balanced experience between sativa and indica strains.
