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Nearly 50 tenants signed on for Trademark's upcoming Houston center

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Trademark Dunham Pointe
Trademark’s shopping center development is part of the larger Dunham Pointe master plan that will feature a 1,300-acre community including 2,500 custom-built homes.

One of Trademark Property Company’s upcoming Texas centers is quickly gaining steam.

Trademark says that it is seeing continued retail interest in its Dunham Pointe development, a forthcoming retail and restaurant district in the fast-growing Houston suburb of Cypress, Texas, with nearly 48 tenants having submitted letters of intent. Trademark expects to launch construction on Dunham Pointe in the fourth quarter of this year. The project will span 25 acres, and encompass 205,000 sq. ft. of ground-up retail.

Trademark’s shopping center development is part of the larger Dunham Pointe master plan that will feature a 1,300-acre community including 2,500 custom-built homes. The property is also close to the Bridgeland master planned community, which ultimately will include 20,000 homes, as well as retail and office developments. 

“Building on the success of Market Street, we’re excited to deliver another special destination to greater Houston that will add quality retail and public realm amenities,” said Blake Bickmore, VP of development. “Alongside high interest from national retailers, we are also focused on merchandising the property with local operators, particularly in the F&B space. We’re getting great feedback from prospective tenants and can’t wait to share more on what’s to come.”

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Dunham Pointe will Trademark’s portfolio of Houston-area properties, which includes Market Street - Woodlands and LaCenterra at Cinco Ranch.

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“We have had an unprecedented response to our new development, confirming that Dunham Pointe is the retail and dining destination the Cypress community has been waiting for,” said Lance Taylor, senior VP of development at Trademark. “Before even breaking ground, the property has exceptional interest from a collection of best-in-class tenants that offer an unrivaled experience. Starting later this year, we’re excited to see this community come to life.”

Fort Worth, Texas-based Trademark has invested in, developed, or redeveloped 21 million sq. ft. of mixed-use, multifamily, and retail assets worth $4.6 billion since its founding.

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