Northwood Retail leases, manages, and markets a portfolio of community and mixed-use retail properties across the United States, with a concentration in Texas, California, Colorado, Tennessee, Oklahoma, and North Carolina. Our strategy is to invest in, operate, and promote retail properties in markets with strong fundamentals, diverse economies, and active communities.
Below is an overview of the key markets where we operate and grow.
Austin is one of the fastest-growing metros in the country, known for its technology, creative industries, and highly educated workforce. Our property in Austin is positioned in a dense, high-traffic district with a strong mix of residents, office workers, and visitors. Mixed-use environments and lifestyle-oriented retail are particularly successful here.
The Dallas–Fort Worth region combines corporate headquarters, logistics, finance, and a rapidly expanding population. Northwood Retail’s property in DFW sits in one of the most heavily shopped areas of the metro, serving both neighborhood and regional trade areas. Retailers benefit from strong household incomes and steady demand across categories.
The Northwood Retail project in San Mateo, CA serves an established Bay Area community in the heart of Silicon Valley. Situated in the top research and high-tech economic region of the county, the property is exposed to highly educated and affluent base of residents and commuters.
With a focus in the San Diego and Los Angeles markets, Northwood Retail’s open-air and lifestyle centers draw from both locals and tourists. Experiencing employment growth in the life science and software professions, these coastal and suburban markets are some of the most dynamic in the county.
Across the state, we focus on locations with strong traffic patterns, robust demographics, and a balance of daily-needs and experiential demand.
Charlotte is a financial and technology hub with fast-growing suburbs and a vibrant urban core. Northwood Retail operates retail properties in key submarkets that serve both residents and office workers. Redevelopment and mixed-use growth are important themes here, as suburbs and districts evolve into more walkable, experience-rich environments.
Nashville’s diversified economy and cultural draw make it a natural fit for destination retail and mixed-use projects. Our retail asset in the heart of downtown Nashville connects retailers with local residents, office workers, and a steady stream of visitors. The market’s growth supports a range of uses—from dining and entertainment to specialty retail and services.
Just 20 miles south of Nashville, Franklin is a vibrant suburb of the Music City. Blending historic charm with a modern lifestyle, Franklin has become one of the principal cities of the Nashville metropolitan area with an affluent resident population.
Tulsa is Oklahoma’s second-largest city and is a key economic and cultural hub, rooted in the energy sector with robust growth in aerospace, manufacturing, healthcare, and technology. Our retail asset is nestled among the best demographics in Tulsa and is situated in an unmatched midtown location in the city’s most desirable urban-suburban corridor.
In Colorado, our focus is the Denver metropolitan area—one of the country’s most desirable regions for outdoor-oriented, active lifestyles. Retail properties here serve established neighborhoods as well as new, fast-growing communities. We look for centers that can evolve over time to match changing consumer needs.
Within each of these markets, Northwood Retail’s portfolio includes:
To see specific assets, visit our Properties page. If you are a retailer or brand interested in any of these markets, our Retail Leasing page and Contact page are the best places to start the conversation.
