Trademark is Transformational
Rethinking the future of retail and mixed-use places, we partner with commercial real estate owners, investors, retailers and communities to reshape the public landscape, set the next trends, and meet the needs of tomorrow’s residents, consumers and workers.
We believe that retail and multifamily properties must continuously evolve to maintain relevance. To accomplish this, we bring together an outstanding team and forge relationships with the communities in which we work. Since 1992, we have been evolving mixed-use properties into places that offer unique experiences.
We start every project with research, which influences our vision and guides our process. As collaborators and innovators, we are passionate about our work and purposeful in our practice.
our purpose statement
To be extraordinary stewards, enhance communities and enrich lives.
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sustainability
Nuture the community – respect the environment.
At Trademark, we honor the connection to communities and the environment, recognizing blessings and generously sharing resources with others. Trademark strives to be stewards of sustainability across the portfolio by collaborating with stakeholders at all levels.
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Servant Leadership
Trademark’s core values evolve around creating positive change, strengthening communities, and enriching lives within our company and beyond. Giving back is integral to who we are.
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Advisory Board
At Trademark, we honor the connection to communities and the environment, recognizing blessings and generously sharing resources with others. Trademark strives to be stewards of sustainability across the portfolio by collaborating with stakeholders at all levels.
See Advisory BoardOver 30 Years
of Impact
1992
Company founded by Terry Montesi.
1992
Preston Oaks (Dallas) and University Park Village (Fort Worth) acquired for development.
1994
Trademark expands out of state to Jackson,
Mississippi and begins the development of County Line Plaza.
1998
Trinity Commons in Fort Worth opens.