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1700 Pavilion in Summerlin has been recognized as a winner in the Office Building category of the 2026 PCI Design Awards. Located in Downtown Summerlin, the 10-story, 267,000-square-foot Class A office building was honored for its innovative GFRC façade, strong urban presence, and transparent, community-oriented design. This office demonstrates how thoughtful architecture can elevate workplace experience while delivering commercial performance. Thank you to our design and construction partners, Hart Howerton and Willis Construction Co., Inc., for their collaboration in bringing this vision to life.
1700 Pavilion in Summerlin has been recognized as a winner in the Office Building category of the 2026 PCI Design Awards. Located in Downtown Summerlin, the 10-story, 267,000-square-foot Class A office building was honored for its innovative GFRC façade, strong urban presence, and transparent, community-oriented design. This office demonstrates how thoughtful architecture can elevate workplace experience while delivering commercial performance. Thank you to our design and construction partners, Hart Howerton and Willis Construction Co., Inc., for their collaboration in bringing this vision to life.
Placemaking is a measurable business strategy that protects asset value and improves long-term performance. When a community is intentionally designed for daily life, it changes how people use a place. That translates to ROI in a few clear ways: stronger leasing velocity, higher tenant retention, and more durable demand through market cycles. Companies want environments that help attract talent and support flexible work. Retail and restaurants benefit from consistent foot traffic beyond peak hours. Residential demand strengthens when daily needs are within walking distance. Placemaking turns places into destinations people want to be, not just places they have to go—creating compounding value across brand equity, pricing power, and the stability of what surrounds them.
Placemaking is a measurable business strategy that protects asset value and improves long-term performance. When a community is intentionally designed for daily life, it changes how people use a place. That translates to ROI in a few clear ways: stronger leasing velocity, higher tenant retention, and more durable demand through market cycles. Companies want environments that help attract talent and support flexible work. Retail and restaurants benefit from consistent foot traffic beyond peak hours. Residential demand strengthens when daily needs are within walking distance. Placemaking turns places into destinations people want to be, not just places they have to go—creating compounding value across brand equity, pricing power, and the stability of what surrounds them.
From operating efficiency and asset resilience to tenant demand and investor confidence, integrating sustainability into how we plan, build, and operate our communities strengthens performance over time. It helps future-proof assets, reduce risk, and create places that remain relevant in rapidly changing markets. Our annual Sustainability Report outlines how this approach shows up in practice—from energy and water efficiency to responsible redevelopment and operational decision-making—along with the progress we’re making and the standards we hold ourselves to. Read the full report to learn more: https://communities.howardhughes.com/sustainability/
From operating efficiency and asset resilience to tenant demand and investor confidence, integrating sustainability into how we plan, build, and operate our communities strengthens performance over time. It helps future-proof assets, reduce risk, and create places that remain relevant in rapidly changing markets. Our annual Sustainability Report outlines how this approach shows up in practice—from energy and water efficiency to responsible redevelopment and operational decision-making—along with the progress we’re making and the standards we hold ourselves to. Read the full report to learn more: https://communities.howardhughes.com/sustainability/
As we look ahead to 2026, we remain focused on shaping the next chapter of growth across our national real estate portfolio. From expanding the experiences that define our master planned communities to creating new opportunities for residents, businesses, and partners, we’ll continue advancing our long-term vision of building places that set the standard for how people live, work, and connect.
As we look ahead to 2026, we remain focused on shaping the next chapter of growth across our national real estate portfolio. From expanding the experiences that define our master planned communities to creating new opportunities for residents, businesses, and partners, we’ll continue advancing our long-term vision of building places that set the standard for how people live, work, and connect.
Across our communities, we’re proud to celebrate another year of growth, partnership, and shared moments that make each of our places feel like home. From all of us at Howard Hughes Communities, we wish you a joyful holiday season filled with connection, gratitude, and time spent with the people who matter most.
Across our communities, we’re proud to celebrate another year of growth, partnership, and shared moments that make each of our places feel like home. From all of us at Howard Hughes Communities, we wish you a joyful holiday season filled with connection, gratitude, and time spent with the people who matter most.
Strategic location decisions can shape a company’s long-term trajectory. In an article from New York Business Journal, Waste Connections credits its move to The Woodlands as a key driver behind its rise into the Fortune 500. Access to Houston’s global energy ecosystem, international connectivity, and a deep talent base are cited as factors that enabled expansion and new strategic opportunities over time. This perspective bolsters what we see across our communities. When places are planned with intention, scale, and long-term stewardship in mind, they create operating environments that help companies grow, compete, and endure.
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This Thanksgiving, we’re grateful for the people who make a difference every day—our employees. Our team embodies what it means to be community builders in every sense. Their compassion and commitment help create places that not only thrive but give back to those in need. To our employees: We’re thankful for your impact, your heart, and the lasting difference you make in every one of our communities. Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at Howard Hughes Communities.
This Thanksgiving, we’re grateful for the people who make a difference every day—our employees. Our team embodies what it means to be community builders in every sense. Their compassion and commitment help create places that not only thrive but give back to those in need. To our employees: We’re thankful for your impact, your heart, and the lasting difference you make in every one of our communities. Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at Howard Hughes Communities.
At Teravalis, we’re building homes that meet the highest standards of energy and water efficiency through nationally recognized programs like ENERGY STAR® and WaterSense®. Residences are designed to reduce environmental impact, with ENERGY STAR®-certified homes expected to exceed typical new construction efficiency by at least 10%, and WaterSense®-certified homes saving an average of 50,000 gallons of water each year. As we welcome the first residents, Teravalis is proof of our commitment to building a community that conserves resources, enhances lives, and helps shape a sustainable future for Arizona.
At Teravalis, we’re building homes that meet the highest standards of energy and water efficiency through nationally recognized programs like ENERGY STAR® and WaterSense®. Residences are designed to reduce environmental impact, with ENERGY STAR®-certified homes expected to exceed typical new construction efficiency by at least 10%, and WaterSense®-certified homes saving an average of 50,000 gallons of water each year. As we welcome the first residents, Teravalis is proof of our commitment to building a community that conserves resources, enhances lives, and helps shape a sustainable future for Arizona.
What began as a bold approach to master planning has grown into a national platform known for generational stewardship, economic impact, and a commitment to responsible growth. We’re celebrating 15 years of shaping places that bring together homes, jobs, and meaningful experiences for the people who live and work in our communities. We are deeply grateful to our dedicated teams, partners, and residents for making our work possible. Here's to the next 15 years.
What began as a bold approach to master planning has grown into a national platform known for generational stewardship, economic impact, and a commitment to responsible growth. We’re celebrating 15 years of shaping places that bring together homes, jobs, and meaningful experiences for the people who live and work in our communities. We are deeply grateful to our dedicated teams, partners, and residents for making our work possible. Here's to the next 15 years.
One Bridgeland Green, Greater Houston’s first mass timber office building, was constructed with more than 1,700 cubic meters of responsibly sourced timber, the building stores more carbon than it emits, setting a new precedent for low-impact development across the region. Pursuing LEED and Fitwel certifications, One Bridgeland Green integrates advanced energy systems, photovoltaic panels, and a rainwater-harvesting cistern that supports irrigation and HVAC systems, collectively achieving an estimated 25% reduction in annual energy use and 80% reduction in municipal water consumption. Designed to bring natural light and fresh air into every workspace, the building manifests our dedication to sustainability, innovation, and community well-being.
One Bridgeland Green, Greater Houston’s first mass timber office building, was constructed with more than 1,700 cubic meters of responsibly sourced timber, the building stores more carbon than it emits, setting a new precedent for low-impact development across the region. Pursuing LEED and Fitwel certifications, One Bridgeland Green integrates advanced energy systems, photovoltaic panels, and a rainwater-harvesting cistern that supports irrigation and HVAC systems, collectively achieving an estimated 25% reduction in annual energy use and 80% reduction in municipal water consumption. Designed to bring natural light and fresh air into every workspace, the building manifests our dedication to sustainability, innovation, and community well-being.