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.
Learn more about how Fidelis is DEFINING & SETTING THE STANDARD.
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.
Here is a roundup of business and development news around Pearland and Friendswood.
Southside Boardshop opened at 19760 Gulf Freeway, Webster, inside Baybrook Square, in August. Owner Eric Visentin began skating in the late 1980s in his hometown in Seabrook and bought a South Houston skate park in 2007. The business has grown, and the new location is a full-service skate shop that sells apparel and gear and repairs skateboards. The boardshop’s Webster location is its third. 832-932-5010. www.southsideskatepark.com
Paradise Boba Tea and Restore Hyper Wellness are set to open by the end of the year at DeVargas Center mall in two neighboring exterior spaces previously occupied by Lightvessel Spa.
Restore Hyper Wellness is an Austin, Texas-based proactive wellness chain established in 2015. It has expanded to 105 stores in 31 states, with 26 more locations labeled as “coming soon” on the company's website.
“I love the idea of the whole wellness approach, not spa kitschy,” said Katy Fitzgerald, senior project manager for Fidelis Realty Partners, which owns and operates DeVargas Center.
