Texan Mattress, a regional retailer of sleep‑related products, is set to expand its footprint in New Caney, Texas. The company will open a new store in the ArchPoint at 1485 retail center, with an anticipated opening date of October 1.
Location and Ownership
The new store will be located at 19261 FM 1485, Unit E, New Caney. The property is owned by local business owners Derrick and Dionne Jones, who have partnered with ArchPoint Ventures to bring additional retail options to the community. Saqib Ali, president of ArchPoint Ventures, confirmed the timeline in an email sent on September 1.
What Texan Mattress Offers
According to the company’s website, Texan Mattress carries a variety of mattress brands, as well as mattress protectors, pillows, bed frame bases, and sheets. The retailer emphasizes a wide selection designed to meet the needs of families seeking comfortable, affordable sleep solutions.
ArchPoint at 1485 Retail Center
ArchPoint at 1485 is a 14,000‑square‑foot retail complex that has recently attracted a diverse group of tenants. In addition to Texan Mattress, the center will host Lee Psychiatry, a local salon, and an insurance office, among other businesses. The development reflects a broader trend of commercial growth in the New Caney area, providing residents with more convenient shopping and service options close to home.
Community Impact
The opening of Texan Mattress is expected to create new jobs for New Caney residents and contribute to the local economy. By offering a range of sleep products under one roof, the store aims to serve families throughout the community, aligning with the region’s focus on family‑friendly amenities and quality of life.
Looking Ahead
With the October 1 opening date, Texan Mattress is positioning itself as a key player in the local retail landscape. The company’s expansion into New Caney underscores confidence in the area’s growth potential and the demand for quality home‑goods retailers. Residents can look forward to a convenient shopping destination that supports both comfort at home and local employment opportunities.
Original reporting: Community Impact — Houston — read the source article.
