Developers said they expect medical and child care tenants but would like to include a yoga studio or a coffee shop.
Kingsland Center coming to Katy
The developers of Kingsland Center said they expect medical and child care tenants but would like to include a yoga studio or a coffee shop. (Laura Aebi/Community Impact Newspaper)
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Kingsland Center, a new development located at 23445 Kingsland Blvd., Katy, has received its permit and is expected to complete construction in early 2022.
Developers said they expect medical and child care tenants but would like to include a yoga studio or a coffee shop.
Developers said they expect medical and child care tenants but would like to include a yoga studio or a coffee shop.
By Laura Aebi
Laura Aebi is the editor of the Katy and Sugar Land/Missouri City editions of Community Impact Newspaper. She graduated from Texas State University in 2016 with a bachelor’s degree in journalism. Originally from North Texas, Laura relocated to Houston after spending three years in Pacific Northwest. Previously, she interned with two radio stations in Central Texas and held the role of features editor at the San Marcos Daily Record.
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