Primo Brands Relocates Poland Spring Offices Within Stamford, CT

Primo Brands, a bottled-water company formed in 2024 from the merger of Stamford-based BlueTriton Brands and Tampa-based Primo Water, just signed a lease for about 45,000 square feet at 3001 Summer Street (also called 3001 Stamford Square) in Stamford.

This move adds to the company’s Stamford footprint. The leased floor is still being built out, and they haven’t set a final move-in date yet.

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The building’s current occupancy sits around 79%. Some folks call the market slower these days, but this deal shows there’s still real demand for quality, well-located office space in Connecticut.

Primo Brands expands Stamford footprint with 45,000-square-foot lease

The new space is about three miles south of Primo Brands’ current Stamford offices at 900 Long Ridge Road. That’s one of the company’s dual headquarters, along with Tampa.

The floor Primo is taking used to be one of two at 3001 Stamford Square that housed Pitney Bowes’ headquarters before they connecticutvisitorguide.com/listings/courtyard-shelton/”>consolidated in Shelton. Ashforth Co. owns and manages the 290,000-square-foot property and says the lease highlights continued demand for high-quality office space in the area.

The building’s other tenants include First County Bank, Genworth Financial, PKF O’Connor Davies, Stamford Health, and WTW.

Building profile and tenant mix at 3001 Stamford Square

Current tenants at the building include First County Bank, Genworth Financial, PKF O’Connor Davies, Stamford Health, and WTW
The floor Primo is leasing was formerly Pitney Bowes’ Stamford campus before its consolidation in Shelton
Ashforth Co. owns and manages the 290,000-square-foot property, which is about 79% occupied

Primo Brands’ corporate profile and Connecticut impact

Primo Brands formed in 2024 after BlueTriton Brands (the Stamford-based label group) merged with Primo Water from Tampa. That deal connected a wide bottled-water portfolio to a big national distribution network.

The company owns brands like Poland Spring, Mountain Valley, Pure Life, and Saratoga. It employs over 13,000 people.

Last year, Primo Brands reported about $6.664 billion in net sales and earned roughly $80 million in profit. Company officials didn’t comment about the Stamford lease, and the website doesn’t break down the number of Stamford versus Tampa employees.

For folks around Connecticut, the Stamford lease feels like a sign of steady momentum in the state’s office market, especially in the fast-growing stretch through Fairfield County. Other Connecticut towns in corporate real estate conversations include Norwalk, Greenwich, Bridgeport, Shelton, Danbury, Waterbury, New Haven, Hartford, Milford, and Westport.

These towns all help shape a regional footprint for headquarters, regional offices, and back-office operations. Stamford, in particular, stands out as a hub for multi-tenant and single-tenant spaces, drawing in national brands and benefiting from Connecticut’s solid transportation links and urban centers.

The 3001 Stamford Square lease really shows how companies want well-located, amenity-rich spaces for big corporate teams, even if some industries seem a bit slower right now. For local communities—from Stamford to Norwalk and Bridgeport, and places like Greenwich and Shelton—these leases can ripple out, supporting nearby services, retail, and payrolls.

People in Connecticut watching this development might see the Stamford lease as proof that, even in a slower market, major tenants still want top-tier spaces with strong regional connectivity. What’s happening at 3001 Stamford Square hints at a consolidating corporate presence in Stamford and shows that Connecticut’s central urban markets continue to attract large-scale leases.

Here is the source article for this story: Parent company of Poland Spring to move offices within this CT city

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