Seitz Group and Big V Property Group Advance 800K-SF Rosamond Crossing Retail Project in Anna

• Seitz Group and Big V Property Group are developing an 800,000-SF retail project
• Anchored by a 123,000-SF Kroger, with major national tenants signed
• Project spans multiple phases with full buildout expected by 2028

What this project means for Anna's retail growth

Seitz Group and Big V Property Group are pushing forward with Rosamond Crossing, a large-scale retail development in Anna, Texas. The 800,000-square-foot project is rising at a key intersection along U.S. Highway 75, positioning it to capture growth from expanding suburban populations of Dallas. This type of development reflects continued demand for power centers and grocery-anchored retail in high-growth Texas markets.

What the tenant mix signals for demand

The project is anchored by Kroger, which has already begun construction on a 123,000-square-foot store. Additional tenants include major national brands across retail, fitness, and quick-service dining, creating a diversified tenant mix that drives consistent traffic. The combination of grocery, big-box retail, and service tenants positions the center as a regional shopping destination.

What phased development means for investors

Rosamond Crossing will be delivered in multiple phases, with the first wave of openings expected in 2027 and additional phases following shortly after. An additional 200,000 square feet is planned, with leasing still underway, giving developers flexibility to adjust tenant mix based on demand. This phased approach allows developers to manage risk while scaling the project alongside population growth.

What this means for retail investors and landlords

The project highlights the continued strength of suburban retail development, particularly in Sun Belt markets like Texas. For investors, grocery-anchored centers with strong national tenants remain one of the most resilient retail asset classes. For landlords, developments like Rosamond Crossing show how strategic tenant curation and location can drive long-term occupancy and stable cash flow.