Citizens Bank and the Good Feet Store Open for Business at Valley Ranch Town Center

THE WOODLANDS, TX -- The Signorelli Company, one of the largest privately held real estate developers in Texas. announces the opening of Citizens Bank and The Good Feet Store at its award-winning, 240-acre Valley Ranch mixed-use development.

With a diverse array of shopping, dining, entertainment and service options, each tenant adds a unique offering to the dynamic mix at Valley Ranch Town Center, a shopping district of 1.5 million square feet at the intersection of Highway 69 and the Grand Parkway in New Caney, TX.

Citizens Bank, one of the nation’s oldest and largest financial institutions, offers a variety of financial services at its new two-story branch, which spans 13,200 square feet, located at 22410 U.S. Highway 59 in Porter, TX. The Good Feet Store, known as 'America's arch support experts,' provides customers with personalized arch support assistance. Its new 1,475-square-foot building is located at 21856 Market Place Drive in New Caney, Texas and is the sixth store in the Houston area.

“We’re excited to welcome Citizens Bank and The Good Feet Store to our growing list of retailers at Valley Ranch,” said Ralph Ireland, senior vice president of Commercial and Residential Development at The Signorelli Company. “We continue to add tenants with services that provide ease and convenience to our customers, which is consistent with our goal of giving area residents and visitors even more reasons to make Valley Ranch Town Center their preferred destination for shopping, dining and entertainment.”

Located in Montgomery County, just a short drive from The Woodlands and Kingwood, Valley Ranch Center presents a diverse collection of national and local retail and restaurant brands, making it the most visited open air shopping center in the Greater Houston metropolitan statistical area (MSA). Ireland notes that the popular shopping district attracts 11 million visitors annually--- more than The Galleria in Houston. Along with 3.5 million square feet of retail, office, entertainment, restaurant and mixed-use space, the Valley Ranch Community features over 2,000 single-family and multifamily homes.

“What we’re creating at Valley Ranch isn’t just another shopping center,” said Ireland. “It’s a premier destination the reflects this vibrant community where people live, work, shop and play. And we’re laying the foundation for more exciting things ahead.”

Notable tenants announced at Valley Ranch in 2023 included Target, Rogers Premier Salon Suites, Crumbl Cookies, F45 Training, Dave’s Hot Chicken and a Tesla Supercharger station. Hope Media Group (HMG), a Houston-based media company with multiple outlets including 89.3 KSBJ, is currently constructing its new headquarters at Valley Ranch, which is scheduled to open early 2025.

Preparing to mark its 30th anniversary, The Signorelli Company has established itself as a leader in green field development. By transforming underserved, untapped markets into thriving economic and social hubs like Valley Ranch, the real estate developer continues to be a catalyst for growth in Montgomery County and across Greater Houston. The Signorelli Company further demonstrated Valley Ranch’s appeal when it welcomed more than 18,000 guests to its Seventh Annual Valley Ranch 4th Fest—the largest attendance to date.

To learn more about Valley Ranch Town Center, visit shopvrtc.com.

Along with Valley Ranch, The Signorelli Company has four additional communities underway in Montgomery County. These include: Cielo, a 265-acre community located just off of Airport Road in Conroe; Splendora, a 3,000-acre community 15-minutes from Valley Ranch located near Daw Collins Road and FM 2090; Chapel Run, a 159-acre community less than a mile from Lake Conroe; Magnolia Springs, a 665-acre community along FM 249; and Granger Pines, a 460-acre community located between Interstate 45 and Interstate 69.

The Signorelli Company currently builds and develops across all nine counties in the Greater Houston area. The company most recently launched Austin Point, a 4,700-acre regionally transformative, mixed-use development in Fort Bend County.

For more information, visit www.signorellicompany.com