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Trademark Property Company purchases 116,000-square-foot shopping center in Austin. September 1, 2026 Fort Worth-based Trademark Property Company purchased Oak Hill Plaza at the northwest corner of US 290 and SH 71 in Austin, Texas, in partnership with Cohen & Steers, a leading global investment manager. Trademark will also manage and lease the 116,000-square-foot neighborhood shopping center and lead a plan to upgrade the property and its tenancy. The acquisition comes on the heels of the substantial completion of the TXDOT's $674 million Oak Hill Parkway Project, which will greatly improve regional mobility and access to the property. Following a five-year-long construction process, all the main lanes, frontage roads, and ramps of Oak Hill Parkway are now open. Work will continue throughout the fall, including 14 miles of shared bicycle and pedestrian paths and 1.5 miles of new sidewalks along the corridor. Oak Hill Plaza's tenant roster includes Wells Fargo, Pluckers, Dollar Tree, AutoZone, Jim's Restaurant, and The Picklr. Trademark plans to upgrade the property, creating a more inviting and modern destination. The improvements will support an enhanced tenant mix featuring local and regional retailers and restaurants that capture the authentic spirit of Austin. Oak Hill Plaza joins Great Hills Market & Station as Trademark's third property in the metro area, reinforcing its commitment to Austin. Trademark also has a strong footprint in Houston, with Market Street - The Woodlands and Dunham Pointe, a ground-up community center development that will break ground later this summer. In Dallas-Fort Worth, Trademark properties include Shivers Farm, Galleria Dallas, Anthem, Left Bank, Westbend, Alliance Town Center, The Vickery and Westbend Residences. Oak Hill Plaza will be Cohen & Steers' second shopping center investment in Austin this year, following the acquisition of 1890 Ranch in Cedar Park.

Trademark and Cohen & Steers acquire Oak Hill Plaza in southwest Austin. Trademark will also manage and lease the neighborhood center. AUSTIN, TX (Aug. 27, 2026) - Fort Worth-based Trademark Property Company, a retail and mixed-use investor, developer, and operator, today announced its purchase of Oak Hill Plaza located at the northwest corner of US 290 and SH 71, in partnership with Cohen & Steers, a leading global investment manager. Trademark will also manage and lease the 116,000-square-foot neighborhood shopping center and lead a plan to upgrade the property and its tenancy. The acquisition comes on the heels of the substantial completion of the TXDOT's $674 million Oak Hill Parkway Project, which will greatly improve regional mobility and access to the property. Following a five-year-long construction process, all the main lanes, frontage roads, and ramps of Oak Hill Parkway are now open. Work will continue throughout the fall, including 14 miles of shared bicycle and pedestrian paths and 1.5 miles of new sidewalks along the corridor. "The timing for this investment is perfect now that this major project is substantially complete," said Terry Montesi, CEO at Trademark. "Our research identified Oak Hill Plaza as a high-potential center years ago, and we are excited to have the opportunity to acquire this asset and expand our portfolio in Austin." Oak Hill Plaza's tenant roster includes Wells Fargo, Pluckers, Dollar Tree, AutoZone, Jim's Restaurant, and The Picklr. Trademark plans to upgrade the property, creating a more inviting and modern destination. The improvements will support an enhanced tenant mix featuring local and regional retailers and restaurants that capture the authentic spirit of Austin. "There is a significant opportunity to enhance retail offerings in this underserved area of Austin, strategically located along an increasingly important gateway to the Texas Hill Country," notes Tommy Miller, Trademark's Managing Director and CIO. "We are ready to start the revitalization process." Oak Hill Plaza joins Great Hills Market & Station as Trademark's third property in the metro area, reinforcing its commitment to Austin. Trademark also has a strong footprint in Houston, with Market Street - The Woodlands and Dunham Pointe, a ground-up community center development that will break ground later this summer. In Dallas-Fort Worth, Trademark properties include Shivers Farm, Galleria Dallas, Anthem, Left Bank, Westbend, Alliance Town Center, The Vickery and Westbend Residences. Oak Hill Plaza will be Cohen & Steers' second shopping center investment in Austin this year, following the acquisition of 1890 Ranch in Cedar Park. "We love Austin and recognized this property as a compelling opportunity with significant potential to create long-term value," said Josh Silverman, Principal at Cohen & Steers. "Trademark has a proven track record of elevating retail centers with untapped potential, and we look forward to what's next for Oak Hill Plaza."

Trademark Property Company assumes management of Atlantic Station. Monday, August 10th, 2026 Trademark Property Company (Trademark), a mixed-use investor, developer, and operator, has been engaged by Atlantic Station ownership to assume management, leasing, and operations of the 138-acre mixed-use retail district, effective Aug. 1. Trademark has spent more than 30 years developing and operating top-tier mixed-use communities across the country, including Market Street-The Woodlands, Annapolis Town Center, and Galleria Dallas, and will apply its proven approach to Atlantic Station. Key aspects include artful placemaking, community programming, and strategic leasing to brands that resonate with today's consumers. Photos from Trademark's portfolio are available here. "Our first step is listening and understanding the community," said Terry Montesi, founder and CEO of Trademark. "We will thoroughly evaluate the property's strengths and opportunities to bring this iconic destination to the next level." Trademark has hired a seasoned general manager, Sean McIntosh, to oversee management and operations of the property's 585,590-square-foot retail footprint. McIntosh brings more than 30 years of experience managing top retail assets, having spent a decade at GGP before joining Atlantic Station as assistant general manager from 2006 to 2013. He went on to advance his career at Jamestown, Oliver McMillan, and, most recently, Celebration Pointe in Gainesville, Florida, before making his return to Atlantic Station under Trademark's management. "It's an honor to return to this incredible community," McIntosh said. "We are committed to making this a seamless transition and will build on the strong foundation already in place." In the coming weeks, McIntosh will meet with tenants and the surrounding neighborhoods, and Trademark will launch a community engagement survey to gather feedback. Trademark will also hire a senior asset manager based in Atlanta, furthering the company's local presence and oversight of the property. Atlantic Station was recently named the No. 1 best place to live in America by Niche, and the property continues to add to its retail and dining lineup, with Nordstrom Rack, Gocha's All Day on the Atlantic Green, Playa Bowls, and Busy Bee Café all announced as new additions. The property will also continue hosting its beloved signature events such as the Creator's Market, Wellness Wednesdays and Light the Station. Atlantic Station's retailers include Azotea Cantina, California Pizza Kitchen, Gyu-Kaku Japanese BBQ, H&M, HOBNOB Neighborhood Tavern, illy, LA Fitness, Lucky Strike, Museum of Illusions, Nike Unite, Old Navy, Overtime Elite Arena, Pandora, Regal Cinemas, Salata, Sephora, Victoria's Secret, Yard House, and more. Atlantic Station is also home to 2 million square feet of Class-A office space, two full-service hotels, multiple apartments, lofts and luxury condo residences, as well as freestanding IKEA, Target, and Dillard's.