Trademark Closes Four Retail Development Deals in Six Weeks
Trademark Property Company has closed financing for four retail development and redevelopment projects across Texas, totaling $417 million and over 830,000 square feet of space. This marks the busiest period in Trademark's 30-year history and aligns with a broader recovery in the U.S. retail real estate market. The company has partnered on several high-profile projects including Anthem in Arlington, Shivers Farm in Southlake, Dunham Pointe near Houston, and Oak Hill Plaza in Austin. Whole Foods Market is anchoring two of these developments, reflecting strong investor interest in grocery-anchored centers as highlighted by JLL's June 2026 U.S. retail report. Trademark also took over management of Atlantic Station in Atlanta during this period. The CEO noted that capital has returned to the sector and vacancy rates are at a multi-decade low, signaling the start of a new retail cycle.
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