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Downtown Fort Worth's Historic Building Set for Transformation With $1.3 Million Revitalization Loan
Big changes are coming to a historic building in downtown Fort Worth, thanks to a substantial loan intended to spur redevelopment. According to Fort Worth officials, the City Council has awarded a whopping $1.3 million Brownfields Revolving Loan Fund (RLF) to 115 W. 7th LLC, partnered with 3L Real Estate, for the repurposing of an iconic downtown fixture.
Fort Worth breaks ground on Stop Six development named for beloved housing advocate
Fort Worth native Clarence Donald Babers dedicated his life to improving public housing in Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, New Mexico and Oklahoma as a leader and administrator for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. Now, Fort Worth government and community leaders are memorializing Babers by naming a new housing...
Where I Live: Fort Worth Realtor looks back on Little League World Series run
In 2002, I had the honor of playing alongside my Westside Little League All-Star teammates in the Little League World Series. We dedicated our summer to my teammate Robert Ratliff’s father, Bobby Ratliff, who died of cancer the following May. A new movie, “You Gotta Believe,” is based on...
CRE Briefs: Mixed-income Multifamily Development Coming to East Fort Worth
Palladium USA is bringing a 243-unit, mixed-income, multifamily project to eight acres in east Fort Worth. The project, dubbed Palladium City Skyline, is a public-private partnership with the Fort Worth Housing Finance Corp. and was designed by Arrive Architecture Group. It will be built in partnership with Treymore Construction and FWHFC and is expected to provide rent options for individuals earning 30, 60, 70, or 80 percent of area median income. The development is the first new private construction project in Fort Worth’s Public Improvement District No. 20 in two decades.
Hillwood Adding to Alliance Town Center
Hillwood is planning 634 apartment units between two projects in far north Fort Worth. It is planning 308 residential units as part of the fifth phase of the 900-acre community and retail center Alliance Town Center. The project is expected to have 9,145 square feet of amenity space. The project...
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