Cypress Station Square 60-110 Cypress Creek Pky 137 565 pi² 82% Loué Commerce de détail Immeuble Houston, TX 77090 28 708 663 $ CAD (208,69 $ CAD/pi²) 8,57% Taux de capitalisation

DaVita traces its roots to a kidney care business founded in 1992 and later known as Total Renal Care before adopting the DaVita name in 2000. DaVita now focuses on dialysis services, kidney health education, and support for people living with chronic kidney disease and end-stage kidney disease. DaVita also operates business lines in integrated kidney care, clinical research, physician solutions, and venture investing, reflecting a broader platform built around kidney care and related health services. The company serves patients through a wide U.S. network and also maintains an international presence outside the United States.

Dollar Tree began in 1986 as Only $1.00, building on earlier variety-store and toy-retail roots in Virginia. The company later adopted the Dollar Tree name and grew into a value retailer focused on everyday essentials, seasonal merchandise, and discovery-oriented shopping. Current offerings include housewares, cleaning supplies, candy, snacks, food, health and beauty products, toys, gifts, stationery, craft and party supplies, books, and seasonal décor. The business also sells through its digital channels, including case-pack ordering, store pickup, home delivery, and same-day local delivery from participating store locations.

Workforce Solutions serves the Gulf Coast region of Texas as the public workforce system, helping employers meet hiring needs and helping individuals build careers so both can compete in the regional economy. The company grew out of the Gulf Coast Workforce Board and works with regional partners to support job search assistance, career counseling, employer services, childcare assistance, labor market information, and custom training. Workforce Solutions also supports education and literacy programs, career pathways, and scholarship-based training that connect residents to employment and skill-building opportunities across the Gulf Coast labor market. The Houston-Galveston Area Council provides staff support for the board, which guides strategy and oversees workforce activities for the region.