Real Estate & Development

The City of Sugar Land is focused on redeveloping 686 acres of property on the site of the former Imperial Sugar Refinery and adjoining undeveloped land. As the city’s highest redevelopment priority, this site is envisioned as a vibrant district featuring a mix of commerce, residential and retail spaces, commercial developments, and traditional neighborhood designs.

At the heart of this district is Constellation Field, home to the Sugar Land Space Cowboys, the Triple-A affiliate of the Houston Astros. The stadium alone attracts over 419,000 attendees annually for games and special events. The district also features the newly opened brewery, Talyard, which welcomed 40,000 patrons within its first two months. This prime site offers unparalleled opportunities for investment and development, driving economic growth and community engagement. Learn more, here.

The 1,000 Acre Sugar Land Business Park is ideal for a wide variety of office, R&D, high tech, manufacturing and distribution needs. It features excellent access to U.S. 59 and U.S. 90A, low tax rates, M-1 zoning and deed restrictions to maintain high standards for property values, and rail service by both Union Pacific and BNSF. The park includes approximately 8.2 million square feet of industrial, flex and office space. Some of the major tenants are Accredo Packaging, Bluebonnet Nutrition, Tramontina, HCSS, Crown Beverage, Trafficware a CUBIC Company, Boise Cascade, Applied Optoelectronics, Yokogawa, AmerisourceBergen, Quva, Bechtel Equipment Operations and Baker Hughes.

Located along the U.S. Highway 59 corridor and University Boulevard, Telfair spans 2,018 acres and offers a wide variety of uses, including commercial office space, retail, mixed-use developments, education facilities, civic and community buildings, open spaces, and neighborhood parks. At its core is a 300-acre mixed-use development anchored by the University of Houston at Sugar Land, with additional opportunities for future public and private uses.

Telfair is also home to premier attractions such as the Houston Museum of Natural Science at Sugar Land and the Smart Financial Centre, a world-class performing arts and concert venue that generated over $24 million in ticket sales revenue in 2024. With its strategic location and dynamic blend of cultural, educational, and commercial spaces, Telfair serves as a vibrant hub for development and community engagement.

Lake Pointe Town Center is a 190-acre urban-style village at the intersection of Highway 6 and U.S. 59. Anchored by the Fluor Corporation and Houston’s first Whole Foods Market™, the development blends residential, commercial, and recreational spaces, creating a vibrant live-work-play environment.

It features over 1 million square feet of planned office and medical space, 170,000 square feet of retail, and diverse housing options, including townhomes, patio homes, and mid-rise condos. With waterfront highlights like the 37-acre Brooks Lake and 1.5 miles of Oyster Creek frontage, Lake Pointe also includes major medical facilities, a Hyatt Place Hotel and conference center, and pedestrian-friendly connections, making it a hub for business and lifestyle. Learn more, here.

The Sugar Land Regional Airport is a premier corporate aviation facility that also serves the community's general aviation needs. As the fourth largest airport in the Greater Houston area, it plays a vital role in supporting the region's economic growth and connectivity.

With its 20,000-square-foot terminal and 8,000-foot runway, the airport serves as a critical asset for businesses, providing seamless operations for more than 100 Fortune 500 companies. Its strategic location, with direct access from U.S. Highway 90 and State Route 6, ensures efficient transportation for corporate travelers, making it an instrumental hub for business activity and economic development in Sugar Land.

In 2003, Planned Community Developers and the City of Sugar Land collaborated on one of the boldest and most successful public-private partnerships in the country, resulting in the creation of Sugar Land Town Square. Located in the geographic center of the city, this vibrant 32-acre mixed-use development serves as the beating heart of Sugar Land, where residents and visitors come to work, live, shop, dine, and gather. Anchored by the 82,000-square-foot Sugar Land City Hall, the district also features the headquarters of SouthWest Water Company, several Class A office tenants, a 300-room full-service Marriott Hotel and Conference Center, and stylish mid-rise residential condos.

Sugar Land Town Square is undergoing enhancements in partnership with Rebees and Lionstone to transform the district into a premier Class A office destination. With 1.4 million square feet of mixed-use space, including 566,000 square feet of office space, 252,000 square feet of Main Street retail and restaurants, and a 1.4-acre pedestrian plaza, Town Square continues to be an iconic destination. These upgrades aim to elevate the development’s reputation as a hub for business, culture, and community in Sugar Land.