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Trademark takes over leasing at Texas’s La Centerra at Cinco Ranch

Al Urbanski
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LaCenterra was one of Chain Store Age’s Top 10 Retail Center Experiences in 2022.

La Centerra at Cinco Ranch, one of Chain Store Age’s Top 10 Retail Center Experiences in 2022, has a new leasing agent. 

Trademark Property Company has been awarded the leasing assignment for the 412,900-sq.-ft. open-air lifestyle center, which was developed by the Poag Development Group and is managed by JLL.

In 2022, Poag entered into a partnership with JLL that gave the global retail services provider the opportunity to manage all of Poag’s properties through sub-contracts without having to acquire them.

The 34-acre LaCenterra development is situated within the Cinco Ranch master-planned community, a more than 8,000-acre walkable, nature-centric enclave. In addition to 273,522 -sq.-ft. of retail, the property features 139,378 -sq.-ft. of office space. 

[READ MORE: 2022's Top 10 Retail Center Experiences: La Centerra At Cinco Ranch is No. 7]

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Anchored by Trader Joe’s and Alamo Drafthouse Cinema, La Centerra’s tenant list includes Athleta, CAVA, Lululemon, Lovesac, Warby Parker, Postino, Dish Society, Sephora, Starbucks, Pure Barre, and Nando’s Peri-Peri. 

“Since opening in 2007, LaCenterra has become the premier retail destination for residents of Cinco Ranch and the entire greater Katy trade area,” said Trademark CEO Terry Montesi. “In the same way we have evolved the merchandising at Market Street-Woodlands, we will apply our innovative, research-centric approach to upgrading the merchandising at LaCenterra.” 

At Market Street in The Woodlands — a master-planned, high-household-income community 20 miles north of downtown Houston — the company created a luxury shopping and dining experience with tenants such as Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Saint Laurent, Sixty Vines, and a five-screen boutique Cinemark theater. 

“The Houston suburbs are a place where people want to be, which has made cities like Katy an ideal target for brands looking to expand and establish their presence in one of the state’s fastest growing areas,” said JLL senior VP of leasing Daniel Goldware. “We already have significant leasing momentum and look forward to bringing more in-demand retailers and restaurants to the property.” 

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