Fifth Corner

Please join us in welcoming Julie Andrusia to the Fifth Corner team as a Property Manager.

Julie brings valuable experience, thoughtful leadership, and a strong commitment to creating exceptional experiences across the properties and communities she helps oversee. We’re excited to have her perspective and expertise as part of the continued growth of Fifth Corner.

Welcome to the team, Julie. We’re thrilled to have you on board!

As we move into the second half of 2026, we’ve been taking a moment to reflect on what an incredible year it’s already been for the Fifth Corner team.

Over the last 12 months, we’ve:
• Acquired more than $120M in properties
• Executed 30+ leases across the portfolio
• Leased more than 100,000 SF

While the numbers are exciting, what we’re most proud of is the foundation behind them. Strong leadership, trusted partnerships, and a team deeply committed to creating lasting value in the neighborhoods and communities we invest in.

Please join us in welcoming Jennifer Nguyen to the Fifth Corner team as Administrative Assistant.

Jennifer brings a thoughtful, detail-oriented approach to supporting our team and day-to-day operations, and we’re excited to have her as part of this next chapter of growth at Fifth Corner.

We’re thrilled to have you on board, Jennifer. Welcome to the team!

Across our portfolio and throughout the city, we’re seeing growing interest in places that feel more connected to everyday life.

Walkable environments, neighborhood retail, hospitality, wellness, and gathering spaces that become part of the surrounding community.

As Houston continues to evolve, it’s been exciting to watch different districts carve out identities of their own.

The places that shape us matter.

This season, we’re celebrating the schools and universities represented across the Fifth Corner team while sending love to the graduates, parents, and families celebrating meaningful milestones of their own.

Congratulations to the Class of 2026 and everyone turning the page to a new chapter.

Another great week at ICSC Las Vegas for the Fifth Corner team!

From early morning meetings to packed days connecting with operators, brokers, and industry partners from across the country, this year’s conference was full of exciting momentum.

We had the opportunity to meet with a number of brands we greatly admire and are excited about the possibility of welcoming several of them to our projects in the year ahead.

Grateful for the relationships, conversations, and continued collaboration that make this industry such a special one.

Some corners have been irreplaceable for more than 150 years.

Historian T. R. Fehrenbach said it best: “Alamo Heights reflects three qualities: good government, stable neighborhoods, and a feeling of intimacy.” That has never changed. Broadway has long served as the corridor connecting this community to the rest of San Antonio.

It is where Fifth Corner’s Stewart Center stands today, rooted in a neighborhood that has always known exactly what it is.

Irreplaceable then. Irreplaceable now.

Most people can recognize a good piece of real estate. Fewer can clearly articulate why it should continue to perform over time.

That distinction is what separates opportunistic buying from a more disciplined, repeatable approach.

At Fifth Corner, every acquisition is evaluated through five lenses: the affluence and trajectory of the surrounding population, the density that supports daily activity, the demand drivers that sustain long-term traffic, the underlying desirability of the location, and the defined identity that gives a place staying power.

These factors provide a foundation for making measured decisions and navigating change with clarity.

And over time, when those fundamentals are aligned, you are not just investing in a property. You are building toward an Irreplaceable Corner™.

You may have heard us use the term Irreplaceable Corner™. It is a concept we coined decades ago and one that continues to guide how we invest.

To us, it goes beyond a strong location. It starts with places that have the fundamentals. Visibility, access, and a clear role within a market.

In some cases, that relevance is already established. In others, it is something that can be strengthened over time. The goal is the same. To create places people return to without thinking. Where daily routines happen and connection builds.

That is where investment and intention come together. Not just identifying opportunity, but shaping it in a way that lasts. That has always been at the core of how we think about real estate.