Fidelis Realty Partners was formed in 2003 to own, develop, and manage mid- to large-scale Class A shopping centers, typically anchored by leading grocers and national retailers. The scale of these anchor merchants provides smaller retailers with maximum market exposure, frequent and repetitive foot traffic, and the kind of drawing power that only well-known, brand-name retailers can create. Fidelis also owns and manages a variety of local neighborhood centers that are convenient and crucial to the communities they serve. We recognize the importance of a diverse merchant mix, as well as the quantity and quality of shoppers needed for business success in any given area. We strive to create the kind of synergy that all centers need to be successful.
Fidelis focuses on VAPS to create successful centers, which is arguably the most important service in the real estate development, redevelopment and operation of the shopping centers, retail centers, commercial centers, business centers, and multifamily developments that we establish, own or manage. Fidelis believes there are four essential services we provide to our tenants to ensure a project is successful:
This means we strive to ensure that our centers will be easily visible and readily accessible with plenty of parking and extensive signage. We believe this so strongly that we use the term VAPS to certify that our centers meet all the criteria.
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Right Location, Right Size
In addition to VAPS, we know that finding the right location, at the right size, with the right tenant mix is critical. Fidelis has a wide variety of centers and we can help you find the right location for your business. Call one of our Leasing Agents at 713-623-6800 or simply click the map to get started.
HomeGoods is scheduled to open Thursday, 1½ years after the retailer got the keys to the former Office Depot space at the southwest corner of the DeVargas Center.
The pandemic slowed things, and HomeGoods prefers opening stores in spring or fall. Thus a scheduled fall 2020 opening was delayed until March, said Katy Fitzgerald, senior project manager at Fidelis Realty Partners, which owns the downtown Santa Fe mall.
The main HomeGoods sign went up Tuesday, and a secondary exterior sign was installed Wednesday, she said.
Five months after the Business Journal broke the news that CHRISTUS Health was eyeing a 400,000-square-foot build-to-suit headquarters in Las Colinas, the multinational health care system has officially unveiled its plans.
CHRISTUS is finalizing its purchase of a 4.2-acre parcel of land at the northwest corner of N. O’Connor and W. Las Colinas boulevards, the company said Thursday. The land is being sold by State Bank of Texas, which has plans of its own to build a future headquarters next door. The new CHRISTUS office will stand between 13-15 stories tall and will include a 10-story parking garage.
