CityCentre Six — West Houston Office Building

Houston developer Midway has completed CityCentre Six, a 320,000-square-foot office building in West Houston that delivered early and about 90% preleased, with Dow taking the anchor block. The 19-story tower sits beside a new half-acre plaza inside the 47-acre CityCentre mixed-use district.

Project Scope
Harvey Cleary was general contractor, with Kirksey as architect of record, Munoz+Albin as design architect, and OJB handling landscape. The building fronts a new urban plaza that ties it into the surrounding retail, residential, and hotel fabric of CityCentre, the format Midway has been extending since the district’s first phases. Delivering ahead of schedule and heavily preleased is the notable part: national office construction has slowed hard, and speculative towers have mostly stalled, so a project that fills up before it opens stands out.

Why It Matters
The office market has split. Older commodity space sits empty while new, amenity-rich buildings in walkable districts lease at record rents. CityCentre Six is the second kind. Dow’s decision to anchor a suburban Houston tower, and the 90% preleasing, say the flight-to-quality trade is real and that tenants will pay for space attached to restaurants, housing, and a plaza rather than a parking podium. For Houston, a completed, mostly-leased office building in 2026 is a data point that the better end of the market is still moving even as the broader sector treads water.

Project Team & Details