The city plans to develop 500,000 square foot of retail, resturant landmark development worth 75 million dollars on the property formally held by the Masonic Home of Texas. A study shows southeast Fort Worth residents was loosing out on roughly 70 million a year in retail sales because residents are forced to travel to other parts of the city and surrounding cities.
This is great news for southeast Fort Worth.
$75 million southeast Fort Worth project gets funding - Fort Worth Business Press
Fort Worth City Council looking to bring large retail project to southeast part of city | pegasusnews.com | Dallas / Fort Worth
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Largest Retail Project in the History of Southeast Fort Worth called Renaissance Square
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