The owners of Sugar Land Town Square plan to double their investments in the retail and restaurant district by 2027.
Development and investment firms Lionstone Investments, Planned Community Developers and Rebees pledged their commitment to doubling the $46.9 million in investments Lionstone had made since it acquired the shopping center in 2013 at a joint Sugar Land 4B Corporation and Sugar Land Development Corporation meeting on March 7. Sugar Land Town Square is owned by Lionstone and managed by Rebees, a Dallas-based real estate company.
The pledge came as Rebees offered a state of business for Sugar Land Town Square and explained its intentions for the future.
A significant portion of investment into the Sugar Land Town Square came during what Rebees Managing Partner Tom Patterson dubbed the “COVID[-19] era,” or 2019 through 2022. Over those three years, investors poured $27.3 million into the center, which is more than half of the $46.9 million that has been allocated to date.












