Rosamond Town Center Breaks Ground — Anna, Texas
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Rosamond Town Center Breaks Ground

A 355,826 sq ft open-air destination that broke ground nearly a year ahead of schedule.

Anna, Texas Residents, retailers, and regional press 5 phases

In order · start → finish5 stages · a cinematic, phase-by-phase walkthrough

1
The VisionThe opportunity

One of America's fastest-growing cities deserves a destination.

Anna’s population boom created demand for more than convenience retail — it called for a regional shopping destination along the U.S. 75 corridor.

Room takeaway

The scale of the ambition matched the scale of the growth.

Tone

Ambitious, expansive

2
The PartnershipFinancing secured

Experience meets capital.

Big V Property Group — with 80+ years in retail real estate — partnered with the DFW-based Seitz Group and Principal Asset Management, financing the build through developer equity, Principal, and a Citizens Bank construction loan.

Room takeaway

Serious partners and secured financing made the project bankable, not just hopeful.

Tone

Credible, solid

3
GroundbreakingJune 30, 2026

Shovels in the ground — a year early.

On June 30, 2026, partners and city officials broke ground on the 355,826-square-foot open-air center — nearly a full year ahead of the original schedule on strong retail demand.

Room takeaway

Beating the schedule is proof the market believes in Anna.

Tone

Celebratory, accelerating

4
The LineupNational anchors

The names that make it a destination.

The center is anchored by Academy Sports + Outdoors, Aldi, Burlington, EOS Fitness, Hobby Lobby, HomeGoods, PetSmart, and T.J. Maxx — the kind of roster people drive across a county to shop.

Room takeaway

A marquee tenant list turns a project into a regional draw.

Tone

Impressive, magnetic

5
The PayoffWhat it means

~750 jobs and a stronger tax base.

Together with the adjacent Kroger-anchored Rosamond Crossing, the two centers form a 750,000-square-foot retail district — expected to create roughly 750 jobs and diversify a historically residential tax base.

Room takeaway

This is growth that pays the city back — jobs, revenue, and pride.

Tone

Rewarding, civic-minded

About this example

This is an illustrative Slidersss built from public reporting and publicly available city records. Every figure is drawn from those sources — nothing is invented. It is a storytelling demonstration, not an official communication of any government, business, or organization.

Sourced from public reporting including City of Anna, Local Profile, VirtualBX, Shopping Center Business.

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