Two More Tenants Join Center Point Lineup

Center Point officials on Tuesday announced two new retail leases for the mixed-use project under construction along Eastwood and Military Cutoff roads.

The newest Center Point tenants, Self Skin Studio and SWTHZ, "will further expand the development's growing retail roster and introduce wellness-focused concepts to the project," according to a news release from CBRE, a global commercial real estate and investment firm.

Self Skin Studio, a Wilmington-based med spa founded by Trish Holmes, leased 2,589 square feet at Center Point.

"The practice specializes in natural-looking injectables, advanced skin treatments and best-in-class skincare. Its new location will provide a larger footprint and expanded visibility, allowing the studio to optimize its layout and elevate the overall patient experience in a modern, beautifully designed environment," according to the release.

SWTHZ, a wellness concept, has leased 1,820 square feet.

"Each studio is designed with infrared saunas, cold plunges and vitamin C showers, delivering a premium, appointment-based model that drives repeat visitation," the release stated. "With a focus on recovery, longevity and daily wellness, SWTHZ attracts a high-frequency, health-conscious customer and complements a mix of fitness, lifestyle and service-oriented tenants."

Self Skin Studio and SWTHZ are joining previously announced tenants Burtons Grill & Bar, Nest Interiors, Blended Shoes + Apparel, Thompson’s of Wilmington and Jeff’s Bagel Run, according to the release.

CBRE executive vice presidents Charlie Coyne and Matt Larson, in partnership with Swain & Associates' Sam Lathan, represented ownership in the lease negotiations. Center Point is being developed through a joint venture between The Beach Company, based in Charleston, South Carolina, and Wilmington-based Swain & Associates.

"The addition of Self Skin Studio and SWTHZ reflects the strong demand we're seeing from wellness-oriented tenants looking for locations that offer visibility, accessibility and a built-in customer base," Coyne stated in the release. "As Center Point continues to take shape, we're focused on creating a curated mix of uses that will serve residents, employees and visitors while establishing the project as a premier destination in the Wilmington market."

Center Point is located on an 18-acre site in the Mayfaire corridor, about five minutes from Wrightsville Beach. Upon completion, the project is expected to include more than 100,000 square feet of retail and restaurant space, along with residential and office components, the release stated.

Phase I will include more than 33,000 square feet of retail space. Center Point also includes The Sterling, a 265-unit apartment community that is now pre-leasing, according to the release.

Two More Tenants Join Center Point Lineup

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