Editor's note: This story was updated with timelines.

Howard Hughes Holdings Inc. announced six new or expanded leases in its commercial real estate buildings in The Woodlands in an April 9 news release.

CB&I

CB&I, which builds and designs storage facilities, tanks and terminals, is expanding its regional and global headquarters with an additional 12,000 square feet. The company relocated to The Woodlands in September.

“CB&I's relocation to Hughes Landing has been an overwhelming success for our company, our employees and the community alike,” said Nancy Turner, senior director of marketing and communications for CB&I. “The best-in-class office space we now occupy is surpassed only by the amenity-rich community and the overall improved quality of life we all enjoy in The Woodlands. Expanding our presence here was an easy decision, and we look forward to a long and prosperous relationship with this first-rate community.”
  • Expanded in March
  • 1725 Hughes Landing, The Woodlands
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Bogart Wealth


The wealth management firm is expanding its lease with an additional 1,850 square feet of commercial space at Hughes Landing.TTC Global

The international software quality engineering and quality assurance provider has signed a new lease at the 3 Hughes Landing building for its North American headquarters. The company has previously held its Houston area offices at 25211 Grogans Mill Road, Ste. 450, The Woodlands, according to information on the company website.JPMorgan Chase

The financial services company has signed a new lease for 5,284 square feet at the 2 Hughes Landing building in The Woodlands.Branch Energy

The tech-driven retail energy provider, which specializes in renewable solutions, has leased 2,853 square feet at 2 Hughes Landing, according to the news release.Trelleborg


The global engineering company, which is headquartered in Trelleborg, Sweden, will relocate its Houston-based office to a 7,521-square-foot facility at 6 Waterway, formerly known as Waterway Plaza II.

“Our teams are seeing steady interest from companies seeking office space in a community that offers exceptional amenities, reduced commute times, top-rated schools, world-class shopping, dining, entertainment, and a variety of options for connection,” said Alex Hancock, senior vice president for national sales and leasing at Howard Hughes, in the news release.