Lakeland Village Center is 54 percent occupied with more than 38,000 square feet still available to rent, officials said. Rip Reynolds, vice president of leasing and sales for The Howard Hughes Corporation, said the developer would like to bring the following tenant types in 2017:
- Coffee shop
- Sandwich shop
- Fitness apparel store
- Boutique fitness studio
- Clothing boutique
- Mattress company
- Therapeutic massage center
- Nutrition and vitamin shop
- Home improvement store
- Pool supply retailer
- Shipping store
- Orthodontist
- Title company
- Cell phone carrier
Reynolds said the retail center’s traffic levels have met expectations since opening earlier this year, and he anticipates a significant increase in 2017 as more businesses open.
Along with the growth of Lakeland Village Center, he said residents are looking forward to Bridgeland High School, Wells Elementary School, Houston’s First Baptist Church and Parkland Village—Bridgeland’s newest residential neighborhood—opening in 2017.
“Our goal is to finish leasing tenant space in Lakeland Village Center in 2017,” he said. “We want Lakeland Village Center to be a community amenity, enjoyed by residents in Bridgeland and neighboring areas.”
Now open in Lakeland Village Center:
- Active Life Dentistry
- Bridgeland HOA
- Marble Slab Creamery
- Nails of America
- RE/MAX
Coming first quarter of 2017:
- Best Brains
- Bridgeland Fine Wines
- Great Clips
- Pinot’s Palette
- Select Physical Therapy
Coming second quarter of 2017:
- Cucinova Pizza
- Cypress Endodontics
- Envoy Mortgage
Editor's Note: This is the first story in a 3-part series on retail development in Cy-Fair. To learn more, see the January issue of Community Impact Newspaper Cy-Fair, in mailboxes and online starting Saturday, Jan. 21.
