The background

Retail stores at Market Street include Tiffany & Co., Louis Vuitton, Yves Saint Laurent, Gucci, Jo Malone and Lululemon, while restaurants in the center include Sixty Vines, True Food Kitchen, Mastro’s Ocean Club, Bosscat and Sweet Paris.

Overall, the center includes 400,000 square feet of retail, 15 restaurants, a luxury cinema, an H-E-B grocery store, 115,000 square feet of office space and a 70-room, 70,000-square-foot Hyatt Centric hotel. It also includes a central gathering area, Central Park, where a concert series, fine arts show and holiday lighting take place along with the South Montgomery County 4th of July Parade.

Other features added by Trademark over the years are pop fountains, public art, a valet and a property concierge, according to the news release.

The center’s premium parking meters and donations raised at the monthly Woodlands Car Club events also raise money for four Montgomery County charities through the program Change for Charity, which has raised more than $400,000 for the local community, according to the news release.

Quotes of note

“Really great mixed-use town centers are committed to meeting the ever-changing needs of their market and give the surrounding community a sense of ownership,” Trademark founder and CEO Terry Montesi said in the news release. “If you listen to the community, find out what it needs, and provide an experience that exceeds expectations and is always evolving, the project will become the heart and soul of the region, just as Market Street has done for The Woodlands.”

Stay tuned

New openings and relocations in 2024 included Austin-based outdoor gear brand YETI, Golden Goose, Lush, Oliver Peoples, Tumi, Boss Menswear and Thomas Markle.

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