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VoltaGrid follows Dow’s lead with a 60K sf lease at Houston’s CityCentre Six

Midway’s newest office building was 90% pre-leased upon completion

Midway’s Brad Freels and VoltaGrid’s Nathan Ough with CityCentre Six

VoltaGrid is following Dow into Houston’s newest office building. 

The natural gas company signed a 60,000-square-foot lease at CityCentre Six in Houston’s Memorial City neighborhood, according to a press release from Houston-based Midway Development Group, the developer on the project. 

Midway recently completed CityCentre Six, at 920 Town & Country Boulevard. In February 2024, chemical company Dow signed a deal to anchor the project. Dow will occupy just over 200,000 square feet of the building starting May 1. The company is moving from Plaza at Enclave, at 1254 Enclave Parkway.

Upon completion, CityCentre Six was more than 90 percent leased. In addition to Dow and VoltaGrid, Octave and Enverus each signed 10,000-square-foot leases, Midway said. 

Partners’ Michael Anderson represented Midway in the deals. JLL’s Ronnie Deyo and Lonna Jenks represented Dow. VoltaGrid was represented by Cresa’s Gary Lawless Jr. and Dustin Cruz. CBRE’s Kevin Saxe represented Octave, and Enverus was represented by Samuel Slovacek and Mark Harris of JLL, according to the release. 

In plans filed with the state in 2023, Midway estimated CityCentre Six would cost about $88 million to develop. The 19-story, 320,000-square-foot building includes 12,000 square feet of ground-level retail. 

The building is part of Midway’s CityCentre development, a 50-acre mixed-use project that opened in 2009. The project was built at the former site of the Town & Country Mall, which closed in 2004. 

CityCentre is home to the 245-key Moran Hotel, 1,155 multifamily units, 630,000 square feet of office space, plus retail, restaurants and green space. The early success of CityCentre Six underscores the flight-to-quality trend at play in Houston’s office market. While trophy towers with new amenities fill up quickly, many of the city’s older office buildings sit underutilized, pushing the area’s office vacancy rate up. At the end of 2025, Houston’s office vacancy rate was 26.3 percent, according to a report from Partners.

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