HoneyBaked Ham to move headquarters to Alpharetta

The HoneyBaked Ham Co. of Georgia has purchased a new corporate headquarters that will serve as its customer support center for its customers as well as its company owned and franchise store locations. The 22,660 square foot building at 3875 Mansell Road in Alpharetta was purchased for $2.29 million.

HoneyBaked will move its base of operations and 70 corporate employees from Norcross to Alpharetta in June. The privately-held, company operates 108 company-owned stores in 14 states and 185 franchise locations nationwide.

"The current real estate market conditions made this purchase an outstanding investment for the company," said Charles Bengochea, president and chief executive officer. "It will give us a facility that we can be proud of as we continue to grow the company."

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